All Resources & Activities

An end of the year lesson with 24 reflection task cards that help students in grades 2-4 look back on the school year and process their transition to a new grade. Includes directions for two cooperative learning activities and a worksheet for small groups or whole-class lessons.

Counseling routines, including yoga, breathing, and an agenda, that add structure and consistency to group counseling and guidance lessons for grades 1-5. Predictable routines help students feel calm, focused, and connected.

A fully scripted anxiety counseling curriculum with hands-on CBT coping skills activities for students in grades 2-5 who struggle with worry. Designed for tier 2 and tier 3 small group or individual counseling, with simple options for data collection.

A fully scripted restorative practices faculty presentation that teaches elementary school staff the key mindsets and strategies, including relationship building, repairing harm, circles, and informal conferencing. Includes optional audience participation for professional development.

An editable school counseling brochure for parents with information on counselor duties, topics covered, confidentiality, and how students can see the counselor already filled in. Perfect for orientation, open house, or meet the teacher night.

A best effort lesson for grades 3-5 that uses an effort meter and example stories to show students what different levels of effort look like. Builds work ethic and perseverance in whole-class guidance lessons or small groups.

A bundle of three responsibility lesson plans for grades 2-5: Understanding Choices and Consequences, Whose Job Is It?, and Problem Solving + Accepting Responsibility. Engaging, active lessons for building responsibility in classroom guidance or small groups.

A no-cut CBT flipbook that helps students in grades 2-5 understand the connection between thoughts, feelings, and actions and work through unhelpful thoughts that cause distress. Designed for individual or group counseling over two to four sessions.

An end of the year counseling activity where students in grades 2-4 create summertime cootie catchers to process their thoughts and feelings about the school year ending. Includes a take-home worksheet for individual or small group counseling.