Emotion Match Up

A structured 4-session counselor small group curriculum designed for early elementary students (Grades K-2) to explore anxiety, identify physical symptoms, and build a personalized toolbox of sensory and cognitive coping strategies.

An interactive, high-engagement lesson for first graders introducing responsibility as a virtue. Students learn what responsibility means at home and school through visual slides, a core pledge, and active thumbs up/down voting scenarios.

Comprehensive teacher companion guide containing step-by-step scripts, pacing guides, and discussion keys for the Responsibility Rangers slides.

A three-day social-emotional learning sequence focused on collaborative teamwork. Students learn to share resources fairly, integrate and value diverse ideas, and resolve peer conflicts constructively using 'Co-Op Mode' strategies.

An engaging, interactive lesson set designed to teach PBIS behavioral expectations for Upchurch Elementary Bears. Includes a visual anchor chart poster, a movement-based board game, and interactive behavior sorting cards.

Interactive slide presentation for first graders introducing responsibility as a virtue, featuring Thumbs Up/Down check-ins and engaging visual scenarios.

A comprehensive foundational unit for Kindergarten students, combining core math counting interventions with vital Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) skills.

A playful mini-lesson introducing Pre-K to 1st-grade students to the 'See Three Before Me' self-reliance strategy. Includes highly visual slides, interactive teacher-guided role-play cards, and a friendly coloring and drawing reflection sheet.

An interactive 2-page behavior sorting game. Page 1 contains visual sorting mats themed around 'The Eagle Way' (good choice) and 'Oops! Needs a Turn-Around' (needs adjustment); Page 2 features 12 beautifully illustrated, student-facing sorting scenario cards designed with identical styling to prevent cheating.

A back-to-school small-group counseling sequence focusing on self-concept, personal strengths, and building self-esteem. Designed to ease transitions, spark self-reflection, and establish a strong counselor-student relationship during the first week of school.

A lesson focused on establishing a peaceful, cooperative, and safe classroom environment by helping students distinguish between calming behaviors and disruptive/stormy actions. Students will participate in sorting activities and select their favorite strategy to contribute to a collaborative classroom poster.

An exciting, movement-based 2-page board game where students act out PBIS behaviors from the matrix. Page 1 contains a high-contrast winding board game path themed around Mount Upchurch; Page 2 contains printable scenario action cards, customizable game markers, and easy-to-use assembly instructions.