🟢 Preschool and Elementary

Teachers typically use Be Good People during a skinny block called "morning meeting," "class connect," etc. 

The elementary pacing guide templates are designed with the assumption that teachers have a daily skinny block that is 15-25 minutes long.

🟢 Secondary

Be Good People instruction nearly always occurs once a week during a 20-25 minute "skinny" advisory block. 

The Lessons, Extensions, and Community Building activities in Be Good People's Core Edition are all designed to take 15-25 minutes to deliver. 

The secondary pacing guide templates rotate between these three types of activities, keeping things fresh week-to-week.

🟠 Interventionists

Be Good People is used to teach small groups of students who are grouped by common need. 

In elementary, this is often a pull-out or push-in group. At secondary, this is often a scheduled course.