A 45-minute individual counseling lesson designed to help a 2nd grader understand 'Fair vs. Equal' through the Band-Aid demonstration, a social story about individual paths, and a reflection on personal tools for success.
A comprehensive suite of SEL scenario cards spanning Elementary, Middle, and High School, guided by the CBT Triangle framework. Helps students analyze perspective, thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
A lesson focusing on visual communication and calming strategies for students recovering from midday peer conflicts.
An updated visual choice board for student conflict resolution, featuring modernized sections for feelings (Mad, Sad, Hurt for physical pain, Calm) and immediate communication needs (Give Me Space, I Need Mom, Dad, or an Adult to help me calm down, I Need a Break).
A comprehensive social-emotional learning curriculum designed to teach emotional regulation based on the four-zone framework. Students learn to recognize emotional states, identify body cues, and construct a personalized coping toolbox to transition between zones safely.
An active, movement-based hallway game for grades 1-6. Students read mindset scenario cards, perform a corresponding movement, and sort them into interactive wall pockets.
A printable, high-utility set of double-sided card decks and interactive wall pocket labels. Designed with a clean fold-and-tape format for durability, it includes age-appropriate scenario cards for Grades 1–3 and Grades 4–6, alongside colorful pocket posters.
A comprehensive intervention and self-regulation bundle for classroom calming corners. It contains visual routine posters, student reflection and sign-in sheets, desk reminders, and a structured staff data-tracking log to foster emotional regulation and track utilization trends.
A comprehensive, print-ready guide for teachers and school counselors to set up and facilitate the Mindset Moves interactive hallway game. It includes a physical layout blueprint, prep checklists, step-by-step instructions, and grade-differentiated reflection questions.