All Resources & Activities

A tier 1 flexible thinking lesson that teaches students in grades 3-5 perspective taking, going with the flow, and changing their thoughts. Shows students how flexible thinking makes them more successful learners and problem solvers in a standalone SEL lesson or executive functioning unit.

A social narrative for K-2 students who use danger words like threats to hurt themselves or others when they are overwhelmed by strong feelings. "Sam's Super Strong Feelings" teaches the consequences of danger words and safer ways to express big emotions, for use after an appropriate risk assessment.

A no-cut positivity flipbook that uses the core components of positive psychology to help students in grades 2-5 build resilience and notice the positives in their lives. Designed for individual or group counseling over two to four sessions.

A fully scripted de-escalation training presentation that teaches elementary school faculty and staff how to calmly and safely respond when students become dysregulated or escalated. Includes optional audience participation and role-play for professional development.

A lesson plan companion for Trudy Ludwig's "Sorry!" that helps students in grades 3-6 understand and resist peer pressure, stay true to themselves, and make choices aligned with their values. Includes an ASCA- and CASEL-aligned plan, discussion task cards, and exit tickets.

A low-prep, interactive I-statement lesson that teaches students in grades 1-4 how to talk it out when they have a conflict. A powerful tool for teaching problem solving, building social skills, and supporting restorative practices in the classroom.

A tier 1 self-control lesson that teaches students in grades 3-5 coping skills, choosing where to give their attention, and thinking before acting. Meaningful reflection activities work as a standalone SEL lesson or part of an executive functioning unit.

A research-based SEL lesson that teaches kindergarten and first grade students the power of their words, how to tell kind words from hurtful words, and how to use kind words in different scenarios. Developmentally appropriate activities for guidance lessons or small groups.

Reputation and character activities that help students in grades 3-6 understand reputations, personal values, and positive character traits. Includes an ASCA- and CASEL-aligned lesson plan, 26 reputation cards, scenarios, and puzzles for individual, small group, or whole-class use.