All Resources & Activities

A social skills group counseling curriculum for grades 3-6 that focuses on positive communication and understanding others. A great fit for students who struggle with social interactions, including students with autism, ADHD, or giftedness, in tier 2 and tier 3 small group or individual counseling.

A healthy friendship lesson for grades 3-5 that teaches students what friendship is, the elements of a healthy friendship, and how to support friends, be trustworthy, and be themselves. Includes a scripted slide deck and printable reflection activities.

A no-cut emotional regulation flipbook that helps students in grades 2-5 make a plan for using coping skills when they are angry, worried, or sad. Covers feelings validation, triggers, body sensations, and relaxation strategies over two to three individual or group counseling sessions.

A culturally affirming tone of voice lesson for grades 2-5 that teaches students how tone affects communication at school and home and why to pay attention to others' tone. Use it as a classroom lesson or small group session to build positive communication skills.

Peace corner signs with directions for 36 calming strategies, plus a trauma-informed lesson plan for teaching students how to use your calm down space. Includes printable calming tools for any peace corner, calm corner, or regulation station.

An anti-bullying upstander lesson for grades 2-5 that teaches the difference between a bystander and an upstander and gives students real practice. Use it on its own or with "The Juice Box Bully" or "Dare!" to build a positive classroom culture.

School counselor door decor and a student self-referral system that create a welcoming, useful entrance to your office. Includes a double-sided stop sign, an editable Where is the school counselor? sign, a pennant banner, and self-referral forms.

An ASCA-aligned boys group counseling curriculum that builds self-control, emotional regulation, and positive relationship skills with students in grades 3-6. Boy-centered scenarios and movement-based, hands-on activities keep boys engaged in small group counseling.

A body language lesson for grades 2-5 that teaches students to read the messages in others' body language and notice what their own body language communicates. Builds communication, empathy, and social skills in whole-class guidance lessons or small groups.