All Resources & Activities

A back-to-school counseling activity that teaches students in grades 2-4 about goals and the action steps it takes to reach them. Students match action step apples to goal trees, then set a personal goal, making it a great fit for individual or small group counseling in August and September.

A Learning for Justice aligned diversity lesson for grades 1-3 that helps students celebrate commonalities and differences and learn rude vs. respectful ways to talk about differences. Includes a scripted slide deck, reflection activities, and recommended book companions.

A time management lesson for grades 4-6 that teaches why time management matters, common barriers like distractions and procrastination, and four strategies for success. Relevant examples and simple practice activities keep students engaged.

A bundle of two I-message task card sets for teaching, modeling, and practicing talk it out conflict resolution skills with students in grades 2-6. Supports independent problem solving, healthy social skills, and restorative practices.

A digital citizenship lesson for grades 3-6 that teaches four rules for respectful online communication, including respect for others, respect for self, and balancing digital and real life. Examples work for students with varying levels of online access.

A self-worth and self-esteem lesson for grades 4-6 that builds students' internal sense of worth so they can make values-aligned decisions and advocate for themselves. Includes an ASCA- and CASEL-aligned lesson plan and a slide deck.

A self-esteem board game for students in grades 3-6 who need to focus on their strengths and build self-awareness. Card prompts on personal strengths, goals, social support, and positive self-talk make it a great fit for individual or small group counseling.

A pirate-themed conflict resolution escape room for grades 2-4 where students complete four challenges to review and practice peaceful problem solving strategies. An engaging lesson for whole-class guidance or small group counseling.

A Learning for Justice aligned lesson for grades 3-6 that teaches students to identify injustice and understand prejudice and discrimination, a first step toward standing up for others. Includes a scripted slide deck, scenarios to discuss, and reflection activities.