4th - 10th Grade PLT Lab: Personalized Curriculum
Unlike most "traditional" school curricula, the PLT Lab curriculum is designed to be flexible and adaptive to each individual teacher's classroom needs.
Following the structures laid out in the PLT Lab Curriculum Overview, teachers start out setting up a few ongoing PLT Lab structures before implementing an in-class Culture Assessment that guides the choice of further lessons by helping teachers determine the areas of highest need for their class.
Teachers can also use the search bar at the top or bottom of each web page to find key words ("peer pressure," "bullying", etc.) , or go directly to lessons sorted by our Leadership Habits.
Following the structures laid out in the PLT Lab Curriculum Overview, teachers start out setting up a few ongoing PLT Lab structures before implementing an in-class Culture Assessment that guides the choice of further lessons by helping teachers determine the areas of highest need for their class.
Teachers can also use the search bar at the top or bottom of each web page to find key words ("peer pressure," "bullying", etc.) , or go directly to lessons sorted by our Leadership Habits.
MS PLT Lab: Sequenced Curriculum
If you're looking for a more "traditional" Scope and Sequence for our PLT Lessons, we've got you covered. Follow the sequencing below for grades 5 - 8.
(Note - lessons can easily be used for grades above or below those identified in this particular sequence).
(Note - lessons can easily be used for grades above or below those identified in this particular sequence).
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UNIT ONE (Aug. 24 - Sept. 18)
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UNIT THREE (Nov. 2 - Dec. 18)
Persistence, Deliberate Practice, and Feedback for Growth UNIT FOUR (Jan. 6 - Jan. 29)
Short to Long-term Coping Skills |
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UNIT FIVE (Feb. 8 - March 25)
Getting and Giving Help |
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UNIT SIX (April 4 - April 29)
Peer Pressure and Relationship Management UNIT SEVEN (May 2 - June 16)
Year Wrap-up and High School Readiness |