All Resources & Activities

A Learning for Justice aligned diversity lesson for grades 3-6 that helps students recognize what they have in common, value differences, and practice respectfully asking questions about differences. Includes a scripted slide deck, reflection activities, and discussion scenarios.

A safari-themed escape room that helps students in grades 2-4 practice conversation skills and using a social filter while working as a team. A fun, engaging way to build social skills in small group counseling or whole-class lessons.

A worksheet-free companion lesson for Julia Cook's "Ricky Sticky Fingers" that helps students in grades 2-5 think through the consequences of stealing and use self-talk to make the right choice. Includes discussion questions and a slide deck with tempting scenarios.

A self-esteem and self-talk lesson for grades 2-4 that teaches students how the things they tell themselves can build confidence. Activities and worksheets work for classroom SEL lessons, group counseling, or individual counseling.

A fully editable 30-slide faculty and staff presentation that explains the role of the school counselor, counseling services, and relevant policies and procedures. A done-for-you way to educate staff about your school counseling program.

Book companion activities for Jory John's "The Sour Grape" that teach students in grades 2-5 about choosing forgiveness over grudges, gratitude, and seeing things in a sweet vs. sour way. Use them in whole-class lessons, small groups, or individual counseling.

A starter bundle of school counseling program tools for counselors who are new to the role, new to elementary, or refreshing their program. Includes any-game counseling prompts and other essential resources for a comprehensive school counseling program.

MTSS-B lanyard cards that give staff de-escalation and restorative scripts and give students regulation tools for in-the-moment support. A quick-access way to build consistent language across your building's behavior and SEL supports.

A worksheet-free conversation skills lesson that teaches students in grades 2-4 to stay on topic and take turns in conversations. A safari-themed story and partner activities work for a classroom lesson, social skills group, or pragmatic skills sessions.