All Resources & Activities

A Learning for Justice aligned upstander lesson for grades 1-3 that teaches students what to say when they see unfair treatment and how to make school welcoming and safe for all. Includes a scripted slide deck, reflection activities, and recommended book companions.

A bundle of no-cut counseling flipbooks that guide students in grades 2-5 through resiliency and positivity, CBT, and study skills. Print, fold, and staple for individual or group counseling over two to four sessions, and send home as a take-home tool.

A body image and body positivity lesson for grades 4-6 that teaches students about the impact of negative body talk, builds positive body image, and practices what to do when they hear negative comments about a peer. Includes a slide deck to guide the lesson and activities.

A multiple intelligences lesson that teaches students in grades 2-4 there are lots of ways to be smart and all of them are valuable. Two movement-based activities build self-awareness around students' own strengths and interests.

A set of five social justice lessons for grades 3-6 covering identity, diversity, stereotypes, identifying injustice, and taking action. Each lesson includes a scripted slide deck and reflection activities to build understanding and upstander skills.

A fully scripted anger management counseling curriculum with hands-on CBT activities for students in grades 2-5 who struggle with intense or frequent anger. Designed for tier 2 and tier 3 small group or individual counseling, with simple options for pre/post data collection.

A zombie-themed test taking strategies escape room that makes state testing prep exciting for students in grades 3-6. Students complete four challenges while practicing real standardized testing strategies.

Group counseling routines and editable documents that make small groups easier to plan and run, from session agendas to tracking and planning templates. Predictable routines help students feel calm, focused, and connected.

A St. Patrick's Day counseling activity that teaches students in grades 2-4 the connection between choices and consequences through a simple board game. Includes a take-home worksheet for individual or small group counseling.