All Resources & Activities

A study skills bundle of hands-on activities for students in grades 3-6 who are off-task, distracted, disorganized, or underachieving. Use it as a study skills group counseling curriculum or classroom guidance unit, with pre/post surveys for students and teachers.

A social justice guidance lesson for grades 3-6 that teaches students how to take action when they notice injustice, from boycotts and contacting decision-makers to being an upstander. Includes a scripted slide deck, printable reflection activities, an editable parent letter, and a pre/post survey.

Feelings check-in posters for counseling sessions or a bulletin board, with nine core feelings plus related emotion words for building emotional vocabulary. A quick, visual way for students to share how they are feeling and how intensely.

Book companion activities for Julia Cook's "Be Where Your Feet Are" that help students in grades 2-5 practice being present and build mindfulness and self-awareness. Choose from a variety of activities for a single guidance lesson or extend the learning over multiple days.

A Learning for Justice aligned stereotypes lesson for grades 3-6 that helps students understand what stereotypes are, why they are harmful, and how stereotypes about themselves are wrong. Includes a scripted slide deck and reflection activities.

A perseverance and self-talk lesson that teaches students in grades 1-3 how choosing what they tell themselves helps them face challenges and keep trying. Relevant practice scenarios work for classroom SEL lessons, small groups, or individual counseling.

Book companion activities for Ellen Javernick's "What If Everybody Said That?" that help students in grades 1-4 connect their words to their impact. Build positive communication and classroom community with a variety of activities for one lesson or several.

A peer pressure and decision making lesson for grades 4-6 that helps students identify peer pressure and respond in ways aligned with their values. Relevant scenarios and discussion prepare upper elementary students for real-life choices.

A developmentally appropriate self-love lesson for K-2 that teaches students about their worth, positive self-talk, and loving themselves even when they make mistakes. Includes a slide deck, examples, an independent activity, and recommended book companions.