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Tag: Early Years to Kindergarten

  • Healthy Body Healthy Mind

    Healthy Body Healthy Mind enhances mental health literacy and reduce stigma by exposing children to mental health concepts at a young age repeatedly through the years. The program encourages children to talk about mental health, promotes positive self-identity, and healthy decision-making.

  • Family-School Engagement

    Family-School Engagement looks at specific ways that a school works directly with parents/caregivers and families to support the student to foster academic achievement or well-being.

  • Social Emotional Learning

    Increasing social emotional learning is the concept of boosting students’ knowledge, skills, and attitudes to demonstrate social emotional competence.

  • Resilience-Focused Interventions

    Resilience-focused interventions are the explicit or implicit building of skills that enable individuals to recover to positive mental health following an adversity and include a variety of internal and external factors.

  • Regular Classes in Outdoor Education Setting

    Outdoor education has been shown to have a variety of benefits across the lifespan. Specifically within the educational context, regularly compulsory school-based and curriculum-based outdoor education over an extended period of time have been shown to have a variety of positive effects on students across age ranges.

  • Kids Have Stress Too!

    The Kids Have Stress Too!® program is designed to help the important people in children’s’ lives learn to promote resiliency by buffering the impact of stress, and building positive coping strategies to deal with life’s stressors.

  • Michigan Model for Health

    A comprehensive, skills-based health education curriculum that shares your goal of helping young people live happier and healthier lives. 

  • MindUP™

    The MindUP Program teaches the strategies and skills you need to find optimism, build resilience and create solutions for life’s challenges.

  • Playground Activity Leaders in Schools (PALS)

    Increase physical activity, to decrease conflict and reduce the incidence of playground bullying, and to provide a leadership opportunity for students.

  • Peacemaking Skills for Little Kids

    Peace Works: Peacemaking Skills for Little Kids (Creating Caring Children) is designed to promote conflict resolution skills with students in prekindergarten through second grade.