A counseling lesson designed for 2nd graders to identify feelings of social anxiety, navigate common social scenarios, and practice effective coping strategies through a relatable story.

A social-emotional learning lesson for 2nd graders focused on identifying unique strengths, reframing negative self-talk, and building bravery for new experiences.

A fast-paced, engaging 20-minute introduction to community helpers for PreK students, featuring a short story, interactive matching, and creative drawing.

This lesson explores the concept of kindness as a chain reaction, showing students how one small act can inspire a wave of positivity through their community.

A social-emotional learning lesson for 2nd graders focused on understanding trustworthiness, taking accountability for actions, and building reliable friendships.

A 30-minute heart-centered lesson focused on self-kindness, empathy for others, and practical problem-solving for unkind moments using a garden-themed narrative.

A social-emotional learning lesson for 3rd graders focused on identifying and solving common problems related to friendships, test anxiety, and general worries using the STEP method.

In this quick, interactive activity, students explore personal values through a card-sorting exercise to understand how identifying what matters to them builds self-esteem and confidence.

A collection of quick, high-energy session openers designed to build rapport and ease transitions in Tier 3 counseling sessions.

A quick 20-minute lesson for Kindergarteners focusing on the difference between tattling and reporting, using Miles McHale's 'Tattletale' and building on Kelso's Choice concepts.

A high-energy, space-themed lesson for PreK students to learn self-regulation using a 5-to-1 breathing countdown strategy. Students practice 'launching' their big feelings and 'landing' in a calm state.

A lesson focused on teaching children how to handle the emotions of losing a game with grace, identifying the physical sensation of sadness, and practicing deep breathing as a regulation tool.

A lesson designed for 7-year-olds to recognize non-verbal cues indicating a lack of interest in conversation, using a fun detective theme.