Lesson Package | Creative Ninja Lesson Plans

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Elementary school Lesson Package | Creative Ninja Lesson Plans

Provider: Ninja Life Hacks

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Selected for its hands-on Ninja Life Hacks activities that build creativity, communication, collaboration, and critical thinking across Pre-K to grade 6

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Creative ThinkingEmotion RegulationSelf RegulationSocial Interaction1st Grade2nd Grade3rd Grade4th Grade5th GradeKindergarten

This Creative Ninja Lesson Plan Pack is designed for children in grades Pre-K through 6 and supports the 4 Cs of creativity, communication, collaboration, and critical thinking through engaging, hands-on activities. Based on the popular Ninja Life Hacks series, this 27-page digital download includes STEM challenges like Doodle Cubes, writing activities, a Collection Map of Experiences craft, SEL worksheets, and superpower skill printables. Geared toward children ages 4–10, these lessons meet CASEL competencies (self-management, responsible decision-making, relationship skills, social awareness, and self-awareness) and are fully customizable for different grade levels. An excellent resource for teachers, parents, and counselors, this pack blends social-emotional learning with creative exploration to help kids build confidence, resilience, and problem-solving skills.

Meets ASCA standards: M1, M2, M3, M4, M5, M6, B-LS 1, B-LS 2, B-LS 4, B-LS 7, B-LS 8, B-LS 9, B-LS 10, B-SMS 3, B-SMS 6, B-SMS 7, B-SMS 10, B-SS 1, B-SS 2, B-SS 6, and B-SS 9.

Lesson Package | Creative Ninja Lesson Plans

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Ninja Life Hacks

Ninja Life Hacks, created by Mary Nhin, helps kids learn life skills through fun stories. Started with “Angry Ninja,” the series now has 100+ books that teach confidence, problem-solving, and grit.



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