All Resources & Activities

A no-cut study skills flipbook that helps students in grades 2-5 build better study skills and learning habits. Designed for individual or group counseling over two to four sessions for students who are struggling to be their best at school.

A feelings vocabulary activity that helps students in grades 2-5 explore shades of meaning, levels of intensity, and how emotions are related. Use the file folder activity, coloring page, and foldable in individual counseling, small groups, or classroom centers.

An organization lesson for grades 3-6 that teaches students how to organize their desk or locker, backpack, time, and home space, and how to use a planner. Use it as a classroom guidance lesson or as small group study skills activities.

A bundle of seven complete elementary counseling curriculums full of social skills, anxiety coping skills, self-regulation strategies, and more. Engaging, hands-on, skills-based sessions for small group counseling, individual counseling, IEP counseling, or tier 2 and tier 3 MTSS support.

A bundle of five positive communication lessons for grades 2-5, including THINK Before You Speak, that make a complete guidance lesson unit or group counseling curriculum. Builds communication skills that lead to less conflict and stronger friendships.

A calm corner resource with signs for your calm down corner and a centers-based coping skills lesson that teaches students in grades 3-6 how to use each regulation tool and strategy. A great fit for trauma-informed classrooms, counseling offices, and schoolwide self-regulation.

A cooperative coping skills board game for students in grades 2-5 who become easily dysregulated or struggle with everyday stressors at school. Students practice affirmations, muscle relaxation, deep breathing, and problem solving in individual or small group counseling.

A set of 18 animated mindfulness and coping videos with matching posters and scripts that lead K-5 students through breathing strategies, body relaxation, and mindfulness activities. Use them for classroom transitions, guidance lessons, small groups, or individual counseling.

Hands-on feelings puzzles that expand emotional vocabulary for students in grades 2-5, with 12 emotions such as disappointed, jealous, and determined. Each puzzle includes a definition and example, plus roll-and-respond prompts for small groups or classroom centers.