All Resources & Activities

A research-based SEL lesson that helps kindergarten and first grade students understand that hard work makes their brains stronger, mistakes are okay, and what working hard looks like at school. Developmentally appropriate growth mindset activities for guidance lessons or small groups.

A complete self-regulation curriculum that helps K-2 students understand self-regulation and learn coping strategies, building self-awareness and decision making at school. Use the no-prep slide decks on their own or add worksheets for extension.

Book companion activities for Julia Cook's "Bubble Gum Brain" that teach students in grades 1-3 about having a growth mindset. Includes an ASCA- and CASEL-aligned lesson plan and a variety of activities for a single guidance lesson, classroom unit, or small group.

Book companion activities for Jory John's "The Good Egg" that help students in grades 2-5 let go of what is not in their control, take care of themselves when stressed, and recognize their own goodness. Use them in whole-class lessons, small groups, or individual counseling.

A no-prep study skills lesson where students in grades 1-3 become detectives in The Case of the Super Students and learn skills for learning. An engaging slide deck that works as a standalone lesson or the first lesson of a four-lesson unit.

A research-based conflict resolution lesson that teaches kindergarten and first grade students to be assertive and use I-messages when they have a problem with someone. Students learn what to say and practice with relevant peer scenarios in guidance lessons or small groups.

Done-for-you school counseling portfolio templates for organizing artifacts for administrator evaluations or presenting in counseling job interviews. Editable and printable versions make it easy to showcase your program and impact.

A set of 30 time management discussion task cards that make the topic fun and active for students in grades 2-5. Includes directions for quiz-quiz-trade and mix-pair-share movement activities.

Time management story scripts that students in grades 2-5 act out to see how three different students spend their time on an assignment. An engaging, active way to discuss time choices in classroom lessons or small groups.