All Resources & Activities

A responsibility lesson for grades 2-4 that teaches students to understand their personal responsibilities, own their mistakes, and solve problems in tricky situations. Includes a slide deck, movement-based hook, responsibility puzzles, and worksheets.

A winter counseling activity for January that helps students in grades 2-4 understand the difference between unhelpful and helpful thinking by matching thought mittens. An engaging SEL activity for individual or small group counseling.

Book companion activities for "The Color Monster" that help students in grades 1-4 name and sort their emotions so they do not feel mixed up. Crafty, artistic activities like a feelings jar and mini-book for individual or group counseling.

A winter counseling activity for December that helps students in grades 2-4 identify their strengths and areas for growth by building a personalized snow globe. An engaging SEL activity for individual or small group counseling.

A bundle of three engaging, interactive time management activities for students in grades 2-6. Make time management fun with sorting, discussion task cards, and acting out story scripts in classroom lessons or small groups.

A set of tier 1 executive functioning lessons that teach students in grades 3-5 about their brain's control panel, including planning skills, self-control skills, and flexible thinking. Kid-friendly classroom SEL lessons with engaging activities for each skill.

A personal values lesson for grades 4-6 that helps students understand why values matter and identify their own. Builds self-esteem, identity, and a foundation for responsible decision making and resisting peer pressure, with an ASCA- and CASEL-aligned lesson plan.

A golden rule lesson for grades 2-4 that teaches students to treat others the way they want to be treated, building a foundation of empathy, respect, and kindness. Engaging, interactive activities with a slide deck and lots of practice.

A fall or Thanksgiving counseling activity where students in grades 2-4 spin to share what they are grateful for in six categories, then create a take-home flip page. An engaging gratitude activity for individual or small group counseling.