Identity and Self-Awareness

A self-esteem and self-talk lesson for grades 2-4 that teaches students how the things they tell themselves can build confidence. Activities and worksheets work for classroom SEL lessons, group counseling, or individual counseling.

A developmentally appropriate self-love lesson for K-2 that teaches students about their worth, positive self-talk, and loving themselves even when they make mistakes. Includes a slide deck, examples, an independent activity, and recommended book companions.

An evidence-based self-monitoring behavior intervention with an editable daily behavior chart that students complete themselves. Customizable to each student's target behaviors for tier 2 and tier 3 support in grades 2-6, with built-in behavior reflection.

A self-talk lesson for grades 3-5 that teaches students what self-talk is, how powerful it can be, and how to coach themselves to feel and do better. Includes a slide deck and low-prep puzzles for whole-class lessons or small group activities.

A self-worth and self-esteem lesson for grades 4-6 that builds students' internal sense of worth so they can make values-aligned decisions and advocate for themselves. Includes an ASCA- and CASEL-aligned lesson plan and a slide deck.

A large bundle of research- and skills-based SEL guidance lessons for grades 3-5 covering positive communication, conflict resolution, respect, responsibility, mental wellness, and more. Save time and money planning your classroom guidance lessons for the year.

A set of 16 social justice and diversity posters that remind students about identity, diversity, justice, and action. Hang them as a bulletin board with one of three welcoming title options or display them individually.

A lesson plan companion for Trudy Ludwig's "Sorry!" that helps students in grades 3-6 understand and resist peer pressure, stay true to themselves, and make choices aligned with their values. Includes an ASCA- and CASEL-aligned plan, discussion task cards, and exit tickets.

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.