Teaching Resources — Page 8
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- Mr. J and the Tower That Fell Age Range and Read-Aloud Guide
A practical Mr. J and the Tower That Fell age range and read-aloud guide for ages 4–8 and thoughtful K–5 conversations with adult guidance.
- SEL Activities for Kids: Practical Ideas for Home and the Classroom
Simple, effective SEL activities for kids that build emotional regulation, empathy, and confidence — usable at home, in the classroom, and in counseling.
- Classroom Brain Breaks for Kids: A Teacher's Guide That Actually Works
A teacher's guide to classroom brain breaks for kids — when to use them, how long they should be, and the no-prep brain break videos that work in any classroom.
- An SEL Book Gift for Teachers Who Help Kids Start Again
Choose an SEL book gift for teachers with a useful story, thoughtful presentation ideas, practical classroom value, and no assumptions about endorsement.
- How to Help Kids Focus in Class: A Practical Guide for Teachers and Parents
Practical, research-backed strategies to help kids focus in class — including movement breaks, focus activities for kids, and routines that actually work.
- A Resilience Book for School Counselors
A resilience book for school counselors with whole-group, small-group, and individual prompts, clear boundaries, objectives, and a block activity.
- Healthy Screen Time for Kids: Why I Make the Content I Make
A thoughtful look at brain rot, healthy screen time for kids, and why I left the gym floor and the classroom to start making movement-based videos children actually grow from.
- Plan an Author Visit With Mr. J and the Tower That Fell
Plan an author visit with Mr. J and the Tower That Fell using clear goals, audience choices, preparation steps, student questions, and booking links.
- Keeping Hands to Yourself: Classroom Rules, Song & Practice
Teach safe hands and personal boundaries with a song, a short read-aloud, original cue cards, and supportive classroom and home practice.
- Bulk Book Orders for Schools and Libraries
Plan bulk book orders for schools and libraries with verified ISBNs, format choices, quantity questions, the special-order email, and an Amazon option.
- Galloping Locomotor Movement: How to Teach It in PE
Learn the step-together galloping pattern with teaching cues, adaptable K–3 PE activities, an original observation sheet, and Mr. J’s demonstration video.
- Mr. J and the Tower That Fell Companion Activities
Ten original Mr. J and the Tower That Fell companion activities using blocks, art, movement, writing, and feelings with little or no preparation.