All Resources & Activities

A Valentine's Day counseling activity that helps students in grades 2-4 identify their social supports through discussion cards and a heart craftivity. An engaging February SEL activity for individual or small group counseling.

A spring counseling activity that helps students in grades 2-4 identify and practice positive coping skills through a feelings and coping strategies memory match game. An engaging April SEL activity for individual or small group counseling.

A movement-based tattling vs. reporting activity with 30 example cards that helps K-2 students review when to tell an adult. Includes Tattling Turtle and Reporting Rabbit visuals and two game options for independent and emerging readers.

An experiential teamwork and sportsmanship lesson for grades 1-3 that teaches students how to work together and be a good sport, then lets them practice. Includes an ASCA- and CASEL-aligned lesson plan, a slide deck, and small group and whole-class activities.

A bundle of book companion lessons and activities for seven Julia Cook books, including "I Can't Believe You Said That!", "Bubble Gum Brain," and "Be Where Your Feet Are." Ready-to-use SEL lessons for grades 3-6 in classroom guidance or small groups.

A fall or Halloween counseling activity that teaches students in grades 2-4 to use I-messages through hands-on practice with scenarios, then write their own for a real conflict. An engaging October SEL activity for individual or small group counseling.

An interactive digital safety lesson for grades 4-6 that focuses on discussion and practice rather than family-specific rules, so students can enjoy being online while staying safe. Examples work for students with varying levels of online access.

A self-care and self-advocacy lesson for grades 4-6 that teaches the value of these skills and gives students meaningful practice through role-play and reflection. Includes an ASCA- and CASEL-aligned lesson plan and a slide deck.

A personal safety lesson for grades 3-5 that helps students handle sticky situations, including but not limited to sexual abuse, by asking three questions: What does my gut say? What could happen? What would my role model do? Supports Erin's Law instruction with a slide deck to guide the lesson.