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An eight-session attendance counseling curriculum with expedition-themed, interactive activities that help students in grades 2-5 focus on what they can control and feel good about coming to school. Designed for tier 2 and tier 3 small group or individual counseling.

A career exploration lesson that helps K-2 students identify their interests and strengths and connect them to jobs that might be a good fit. Builds self-awareness and career awareness for college and career readiness in classroom guidance lessons.

Book companion activities for "Say Something!" by Peter H. Reynolds that empower students in grades 2-5 to express themselves and share their voice. Includes an ASCA- and CASEL-aligned lesson plan and cooperative learning activities for independent and emerging readers.

Six monster-themed feelings posters that help students identify and express their emotions. Facial expressions and body language make them great talking points for recognizing feelings in yourself and others in a counseling office or classroom.

A bundle of more than 15 low-prep SEL guidance lessons for K-2 that save you time planning classroom lessons for the year. Research- and skills-based lessons give students meaningful opportunities to practice and apply each skill.

Twelve editable monthly school counseling newsletter templates that strengthen your connection with families. Each month includes ready-made tips for student success and affirmations for caregivers and students, plus space for your own updates.

A bundle of three career exploration lessons for K-2 that introduce jobs, connect students' interests and strengths to careers, and show how school skills support future dreams. Each lesson includes a slide deck with a fun opener and interactive activities for college and career readiness.

A large bundle of research- and skills-based SEL guidance lessons for grades 3-5 covering positive communication, conflict resolution, respect, responsibility, mental wellness, and more. Save time and money planning your classroom guidance lessons for the year.

A school counselor use of time tracker and analysis tool that makes it simple to document direct services, indirect services, program planning, and non-counseling tasks. Turn your data into a clear use of time analysis to advocate for your role and show your impact.