All Resources & Activities

A hurtful joking lesson for grades 3-6 that helps students tell the difference between mean teasing and being funny in ways where everyone has fun. Use it as a companion to Trudy Ludwig's "Just Kidding" or as a standalone ASCA- and CASEL-aligned SEL lesson.

An interactive friendship lesson that teaches students in grades 1-3 how to be a good friend and recognize healthy friendship traits. Includes a movement-based intro, short stories, and activities, and pairs well with any favorite friendship picture book.

Editable school counseling needs assessments and program evaluations for students, faculty, and parents. Gather the data you need to guide your comprehensive school counseling program and choose classroom lesson topics.

Editable school counseling curriculum map templates with sample themes and lesson ideas that make planning your core curriculum for the year easy. Includes schoolwide and grade level maps to use for planning, administrator evaluations, or your counselor binder.

An interactive coping skills lapbook that helps students independently self-regulate when they are upset. Use it with or without a calm down corner to give students a hands-on, engaging tool for emotional regulation.

Everything you need to roll out Check In Check Out (CICO), an evidence-based tier 2 behavior intervention, at your school. Includes a how-to and troubleshooting guide plus editable documents for daily point sheets, tracking, and progress monitoring.

An interactive empathy lesson where students in grades 2-5 use cooperative learning and movement to practice identifying others' feelings and showing they care. Use the empathy scenarios on their own or with a book like "Stand in My Shoes" by Bob Sornson.

A set of 67 fun, non-threatening get to know you question cards that build connection between students in the classroom or in group counseling. Use them for a movement-based activity, pair them with a board game, or write them on Jenga blocks.

I-message practice statement cards that help students in grades 2-5 learn to talk it out and solve conflicts independently. A great tool for conflict resolution lessons, positive classroom climate, and restorative practices.