New Favorite Book for Fairness: Big Red Lollipop

The Big Red Lollipop is a fun story in which one character learns about fairness and shows appreciation towards another at the end of the story.

New Favorite Book for Kindness: Extra Yarn

A new favorite book is Extra Yarn, written by Mac Barnett. This book is shows how someone's kindness and generosity affected others.

New Favorite Book for Empathy: Skin Again

I recently stumbled across Skin Again, written by Bell Hooks, and it is a wonderful easy reader about going deeper than skin deep. We need to see who they are on the inside, so that we can be able to appreciate them. A must read!

Empathy Choice Board

Kindness Library

Empathy and Kindness Choice Board

Kindness Library

Bully Prevention Office for Students

Please enjoy my Bully Prevention Office. Please click on the items in the google office for some great resources and information!

Zen Den

Please enjoy my zen den. Click on the various items in the zen den.

CNUSD has a fantastic calming room. Please click on the button to enjoy this resource.

CNUSD Calming Room

Restorative Practices at Ridgepoint

Conflict with friends? Problems with peers?

What can you do to make things right? Let's work things out to make things right!

Conflicts tend to happen out on the playground. When they do occur, engaging in restorative practices help both the person being harmed as well as the person doing the harmful behaviors.

Restorative Questions for the Aggressor

Restorative Questions for the Harmed

Through the usage of restorative questions, students on both sides (offender and student harmed) reflect and hold themselves accountable for their actions and come up with plans to repair harm. Together, the offender and student harmed discuss the situation, practice perspective taking, be aware of their thoughts and feelings, and problem solve in safe and respectful ways.

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