• Second grade R.E.A.C.H. Lessons focus almost solely on our PBIS monthly character traits.  Second grade students are challenged to think about themselves, their interpersonal skills, strengths, likes/dislikes, interests, and where they fit in to the world!  We spend time on important personal skills like self-control and social skills and issues like: digital citizenship, cooperation and teamwork, honesty, and diversity.  

    Our 2nd Grade R.E.A.C.H. schedule for the 2023-2024 school year is below:

     

  • September: "Who Is Your School Counselor and What Does She Do" Game Show!

    October: Self-Control
                  *We read Hunter and His Amazing Remote Control by Lori Ann Copeland and made remote controls for our brain!  Students came up with buttons to put on their own remotes that might help them practice their own Self-Control.  For example: "Pause" to help them remember to slow down and think before they act or "Rewind" to help think about what they could do differently next time.

    November: Digital Citizenship

    December: Compassion

    January: Finding Your Spot in the World: A Story About Diversity

    February: A Little Spot of Honesty

    March: Cooperation

    April: Career

    May: A Little Spot of Flexible Thinking: A Story About Adapting to Change

  • Those Shoes

    by Maribeth Boelts Year Published: 2007

    This story is about a little boy, Jeremy, who desperately wants the same black high tops as everyone else, but his Grandma can’t afford them. He goes through a series of events trying to obtain the shoes only to realize something more important than having the shoes. 

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  • Once Upon A Time Online

    by David Bedford Year Published: 2016

    Once upon a time, a laptop arrived in Fairy Tale Land. Join Jack and his friends as they discover the ups and downs of going online! A timely and very funny tale of what happens - good and bad! - when our favorite fairytale characters take delivery of a laptop.

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  • Hunter and His Amazing Remote Control

    by Lori Ann Copeland Year Published: 2015

    Hunter and His Amazing Remote Control is a unique, cognitive-behavioral approach to teaching self-control to children. Using the buttons on their "amazing" remote controls, children learn how to improve self-monitoring, impulse control, and self-confidence.

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