All Resources & Activities

A mental health lesson for grades 3-6 that teaches the basics of mental health and mental wellness, what helps and hurts our mental health, and signs it is time to ask for help. An approachable classroom guidance lesson for building mental health awareness.

A research-based SEL lesson that teaches kindergarten and first grade students why personal space matters, how to read face and body clues, and how to ask permission before entering someone's space. Developmentally appropriate activities for guidance lessons or small groups.

Hands-on, visual I-message puzzles that help students in grades 1-3 practice this key conflict resolution strategy, even if they are pre-readers or emerging readers. A great tool for teaching problem solving and building a positive classroom climate.

Hands-on counseling spinners for 16 topics, including conflict resolution, social skills, and feelings expression, for students in grades 2-5. A quick, effective tool for individual counseling that also works well in small groups.

A lesson plan companion for Trudy Ludwig's "Better Than You" that helps students in grades 3-6 explore sharing vs. bragging, choosing friends, and handling rude friends. Includes an ASCA- and CASEL-aligned lesson plan, movement-based activities, and discussion prompts.

A lesson plan companion for Trudy Ludwig's "Trouble Talk" that helps students in grades 3-6 discuss insults, gossip, and rumors. Includes an ASCA- and CASEL-aligned lesson plan and movement-based, collaborative activities.

A bundle of no-cut counseling flipbooks that guide students in grades 2-5 through making and keeping friends, conflict resolution, emotional regulation, and coping with the death of a loved one. Print, fold, and staple for individual or group counseling over two to four sessions.

A bundle of editable school counseling needs assessments and curriculum maps to start your comprehensive school counseling program strong. Gather data from students, staff, and families, then plan your core curriculum with sample themes and lesson ideas.

A tier 1 worry and anxiety guidance lesson that teaches students in grades 2-5 what worry is, how it feels in the body, and what they can do when they feel worried. Covers breathing, helpful thoughts, circle of control, and asking for help.