All Resources & Activities

Apology task cards and activities that teach students in grades 2-5 the parts of a quality apology and give them practice giving and responding to apologies. A great fit for classroom guidance lessons, restorative practices, and building a positive classroom community.

A 10-session resiliency group counseling curriculum for students in grades 2-5 navigating life changes such as divorce, foster care, blended families, deployment, moving, or a death. Complete with assessments, parent notes, and activities to help students cope with whatever life throws their way.

A feelings group counseling curriculum that helps K-2 students learn emotional awareness, identification, acceptance, expression, and regulation. Movement-based, play-based, and hands-on activities for tier 2 and tier 3 small group or individual counseling.

A no-cut friendship flipbook that helps students in grades 2-5 make a plan for making and keeping friends, from finding the right friends to showing trust and respect. Designed for individual or group counseling over two to four sessions.

An anger mask feelings activity that helps students in grades 2-5 discover the deeper feelings hiding under their anger and other people's anger. Includes a slide deck and 16 scenarios, and pairs well with "What Are You So Grumpy About?"

A responsibility lesson for grades 2-5 that has students sort important school tasks by answering Whose job is it? An engaging, active way to build student responsibility without lecturing, using a carousel or card sort activity.

A bundle of cognitive behavioral therapy activities that help students in grades 2-5 understand the thought-feeling-action connection and the difference between helpful and unhelpful thinking. Includes CBT stories, a game, worksheets, and more for individual or group counseling.

A weather-themed feelings and problems scale that doubles as functional counseling office decor. Use it to check in on student well-being, compare size of the problem to size of the reaction, and support solution-focused counseling.

Coping and resiliency activities that help students in grades 2-5 self-regulate and bounce back from everyday stressors at school. Use them in one longer lesson or across two to three individual counseling, group counseling, or guidance sessions.