All Resources & Activities

A rules and expectations lesson for grades 2-5 that works on its own or as a companion to Julia Cook's "That Rule Doesn't Apply to Me!" Builds student buy-in to class and school expectations at the beginning of the year, after long breaks, or any time.

Book companion activities for Jory John's "The Cool Bean" that help students in grades 2-5 explore what it means to be cool, kindness, inclusion, and self-acceptance. Use them in whole-class lessons, small group counseling, or individual counseling.

A tier 1 coping skills lesson where students in grades 2-5 act out or read role-play scenarios of kids using coping skills at school. Makes coping skills feel real so students feel confident using them, as a standalone SEL lesson or part of a coping skills unit.

A friendship problems lesson for grades 3-5 that teaches the three types of friendship problems students face and strategies to handle each one. Use it as a whole-class SEL lesson or a targeted social skills intervention in small groups.

Book companion activities for Jory John's "The Smart Cookie" that help students in grades 2-5 identify their strengths, gain confidence, and use positive self-talk. Use them in whole-class lessons, small group counseling, or individual counseling.

A research-based SEL lesson that teaches kindergarten and first grade students to identify helpful vs. hurtful ways to handle strong feelings and practice mindful breathing. Flexible coping skills activities work for whole-class guidance lessons, small groups, or a weeklong focus.

A research-based SEL lesson that builds early empathy skills by teaching kindergarten and first grade students to identify other people's feelings and understand they may differ from their own. Developmentally appropriate activities for guidance lessons or small groups.

A CBT-informed lesson for grades 4-6 that uses a domino effect to teach the connection between thoughts, feelings, actions, and outcomes. Students practice human dominoes and create their own chains to see their power to change their outcomes.

A low-prep making friends lesson for grades 1-3 that uses a friendship recipe to teach finding friends, asking to join in, including others, and having fun. Whole-group activities do not require independent reading or writing.