All Resources & Activities

A complete conflict resolution unit of no-prep SEL lessons that help K-3 students learn and practice peaceful problem solving strategies. Interactive slide decks plus coloring pages and a mini-book build a more positive, peaceful class culture.

A worksheet-free social filter lesson that teaches students in grades 1-3 to think before they speak. A safari-themed story and partner activities work for a classroom lesson, social skills group, or pragmatic skills sessions.

A no-prep assertiveness lesson that teaches students in grades 3-6 the mouse (passive), monster (aggressive), and me (assertive) styles of communication and problem solving. Students practice choosing assertive responses in real school situations through an engaging slide deck and activities.

A low-prep ignoring distractions lesson that teaches students in grades 1-3 to recognize when they are distracted and use self-talk to stay focused. Students solve The Case of the Super Students in a standalone lesson or the first lesson of a four-lesson unit.

A tier 1 executive functioning lesson that helps students in grades 3-5 understand what executive functioning is, why it matters, and how they use it every day at home and at school. Works as a standalone classroom SEL lesson or part of an executive functioning unit.

A research-based SEL lesson that teaches kindergarten and first grade students why following directions matters, how to follow directions, and practice doing it at school. Flexible listening activities work for whole-class guidance lessons, small groups, or a weeklong focus.

A Learning for Justice aligned identity lesson for grades 3-6 that helps students explore the elements of personal identity and understand the identities of others. A first step toward valuing diversity and standing up to injustice, with a scripted slide deck and reflection activities.

A time management sorting activity where students in grades 2-5 sort 24 common class activities into using your time wisely, depends, or wasting your time. Use it with pairs, small groups, or as a whole-class scoot to discuss the consequences of time choices.

A research-based SEL lesson that teaches kindergarten and first grade students to notice how others are feeling, think about how they can help, and show they care. Flexible caring and empathy activities work for whole-class guidance lessons, small groups, or a weeklong skills focus.