Behavior Rescue

This is an awesome activity to do with students individually, in small groups, or even in a classroom setting. There are 36 questions/slides and 3 handouts with questions to help students think about their values, experiences, and feelings about a variety of topics. There are many options for this activity: Print out cards and have students pick a card to answer, play a game of Jenga that has the pieces of wood numbered. Students answer the number they pick with the corresponding question number

Help your students understand their stress with this PowerPoint and handouts. There are video links included to enhance the information.

I have two teenage daughters and I am often frustrated with their iPhones because instead of having an easier way to communicate, phones have been a barrier to our communication. Their phones are attached to their hips so why don’t they immediately respond to my texts or answer my calls. Phones can be wonderful; I think? I decided to join the world of technology and get on board with my teenagers. I send them one daily tip to help them learn something, to let them know I care and to stay conne