All Resources & Activities

An ASCA- and CASEL-aligned lesson that teaches students in grades 2-5 to use self-talk to identify and ignore distractions and stay focused. Includes scripts for seven common school scenarios, an intro video, a mini-poster, and an exit ticket.

A hands-on feelings activity that teaches students in grades 1-4 that they can have more than one feeling at the same time, even feelings that contradict each other. Use it in individual counseling, small groups, or centers to explore mixed emotions and different perspectives.

A set of six functional school counseling posters, including group expectations and confidentiality posters, that make the most of your office wall space. Print in letter, legal, or large engineering print sizes.

A bundle of six conflict resolution resources that make a complete guidance lesson unit, SEL unit, or small group counseling curriculum for students in grades 2-5. Activities use movement, cooperative learning, and real-life practice to build stronger friendships and fewer behavior issues.

A greetings and goodbyes visual choice board that lets students tap or point to how they want to connect with you as they enter and leave your office or classroom. Print, hang, and build positive relationships from the first moment.

Book companion activities for Jory John's "The Bad Seed" for students in grades 2-5, covering the good in everyone, positive self-talk, and believing people can change. Flexible activities for whole-class lessons, small group counseling, or individual counseling.

A perspective taking lesson for grades 3-5 that helps students identify what others are thinking and feeling to prevent conflict and build empathy. Includes a slide deck with modeling scenarios and 12 printable stations for classroom SEL, guidance lessons, or small groups.

A three-lesson goal setting unit that teaches students in grades 2-5 why goals matter, the types of goals, and how to create realistic, specific goals with a plan. Fun, engaging activities for whole-class guidance lessons or small group sessions.

A lesson plan companion for Trudy Ludwig's "The Invisible Boy" that helps students in grades 3-5 build empathy and make sure everyone feels included. Includes an ASCA- and CASEL-aligned lesson plan, anchor chart labels, and a movement-based inclusion activity.