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Friendship discussion task cards that companion Julia Cook's "Making Friends Is an Art" (2nd edition) and help students in grades 1-5 identify ways to show positive friendship traits. A great fit for classroom guidance lessons, small groups, or friendship groups.

A no-prep listening skills lesson where students become detectives in The Case of the Super Students and learn how to really listen. An engaging slide deck for PreK-3 that works as a standalone lesson or the first lesson of a four-lesson unit.

A bundle of six engaging feelings exploration activities for students in grades 2-5. Use them in individual counseling, as sessions in a feelings group, or as centers in classroom counseling lessons.

A tier 1 executive functioning lesson that teaches students in grades 3-5 about planning skills: organization, time management, task initiation, and goal setting. Fun time management activities build self-awareness in a standalone lesson or executive functioning unit.

A research-based SEL lesson that teaches kindergarten and first grade students to wait patiently, ask for a turn, and share both things and talk time. Flexible sharing and taking turns activities for guidance lessons, small groups, or a weeklong focus.

A low-prep staying on task lesson that teaches students in grades 1-3 to use their time wisely in class. Students become detectives in The Case of the Super Students, in a standalone lesson or the first lesson of a four-lesson unit.

A tier 1 coping skills lesson that shows students in grades 2-5 the power of coping skills so they choose to actually use them. Works as a standalone classroom SEL lesson, part of a coping skills unit, or an introduction before launching a calm down corner.

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

A research-based SEL lesson that teaches kindergarten and first grade students to use self-talk when they are stuck and push through work that feels hard or boring. Flexible perseverance activities work for whole-class guidance lessons, small groups, or a weeklong focus.