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  • First page of Ask someone to join your game

    Partner practice · Grades K–2

    Ask someone to join your game

    Practice inviting someone to play and responding to either answer.

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  • First page of Ask what kind of help a friend wants

    Role-play · Grades 6–8 · 9–12

    Ask what kind of help a friend wants

    Ask whether a friend wants listening, ideas, or company.

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  • First page of Check before you send

    Infographic · Grades 6–8

    Check before you send

    Use one quiz-date example to practice checking a message before passing it on.

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  • First page of Compare two training options

    Comparison sheet · Grades 9–12

    Compare two training options

    Read a fictional side-by-side comparison and identify which details still need checking.

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  • First page of Find one thing you have in common

    Partner activity · Grades 3–5

    Find one thing you have in common

    Share an interest and ask a partner a follow-up question.

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  • First page of Four steps to finished work

    Sorting activity · Grades 3–5

    Four steps to finished work

    Put four schoolwork steps in order using the supplied story and question.

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  • First page of Listen for a sound to end

    Attention activity · Grades K–2 · 3–5

    Listen for a sound to end

    Follow three soft taps or a visual cue during a transition.

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  • First page of Move, freeze, show a feeling

    Movement game · Grades K–2

    Move, freeze, show a feeling

    Pause on a cue and show, name, or point to a feeling.

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  • First page of Notice when you’re getting mad

    Choice cards · Grades 3–5

    Notice when you’re getting mad

    Spot an early body clue and try one move before speaking.

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  • First page of Pick a feeling for right now

    Picture check-in · Grades K–2

    Pick a feeling for right now

    Point to a feeling, choose another word, or pass.

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  • First page of Say thanks for something specific

    Writing or drawing activity · Grades 3–5

    Say thanks for something specific

    Thank someone by naming what they did and how it helped.

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  • First page of Take-turns trail

    Board game · Grades K–2

    Take-turns trail

    Play a short cooperative game with six supplied school-situation cards.

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  • First page of The missing marker

    Comic · Grades 3–5

    The missing marker

    Follow a short classroom misunderstanding and a clear apology.

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  • First page of Three assignments. One week.

    Visual planner · Grades 6–8

    Three assignments. One week.

    Fit three supplied assignments into three 20-minute schoolwork periods.

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  • First page of What can I do while I wait?

    Choice board · Grades K–2

    What can I do while I wait?

    Point to one quiet activity while waiting for help or a turn.

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  • First page of What else could be true?

    Perspective practice · Grades 3–5

    What else could be true?

    Separate what you saw from what you guessed and try a question.

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  • First page of When friends leave someone out

    Scenario practice · Grades 6–8

    When friends leave someone out

    Pick a safe way to help when friends exclude a classmate.

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  • First page of Write a resume line with real facts

    Annotated example · Grades 9–12

    Write a resume line with real facts

    Use supplied class-project facts to build an accurate resume sentence.

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