Identity and Self-Awareness

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.

A non-shaming healthy habits lesson for grades 3-6 that introduces personal hygiene, nutrition, movement, and sleep through a fun game plan theme. Students reflect on their routines, set simple action steps, and apply what they learn to real-life scenarios.

A Learning for Justice aligned identity lesson for grades 3-6 that helps students explore the elements of personal identity and understand the identities of others. A first step toward valuing diversity and standing up to injustice, with a scripted slide deck and reflection activities.

A Learning for Justice aligned identity lesson for grades 1-3 that helps students understand and like who they are, explore elements of identity, and talk about their unique selves. Includes a scripted slide deck, reflection activities, and recommended book companions.

A set of four social justice lessons for grades 1-3 covering personal identity, valuing diversity, identifying injustice, and being an upstander in a safe classroom community. Each lesson includes a scripted slide deck, reflection activities, and recommended book companions.

A set of five social justice lessons for grades 3-6 covering identity, diversity, stereotypes, identifying injustice, and taking action. Each lesson includes a scripted slide deck and reflection activities to build understanding and upstander skills.

An interactive lapbook check-in tool that structures the start and end of individual counseling sessions with students in grades 2-5. Gives you a quick read on how a student is doing when they arrive and when they leave, aligned with CBT and solution-focused approaches.

A bundle of book companion lessons and activities for seven Julia Cook books, including "I Can't Believe You Said That!", "Bubble Gum Brain," and "Be Where Your Feet Are." Ready-to-use SEL lessons for grades 3-6 in classroom guidance or small groups.

A multiple intelligences lesson that teaches students in grades 2-4 there are lots of ways to be smart and all of them are valuable. Two movement-based activities build self-awareness around students' own strengths and interests.