What Do I Need Right Now

An 8-week foundational habits and social-emotional learning unit designed for first graders. Students master key routines including whole-body listening, fast direction following, hand raising, tool care, resilience, kindness, asking for help, and superstar citizenship in daily 15-20 minute sessions.

A targeted social-emotional counseling lesson that teaches students to recognize protesting—verbal pushback such as arguing, complaining, and saying no—as behavior that pushes away rules and requests. Students practice sorting phrase cards and responding to auditory scenarios with signal cards to master calm, cooperative communication.

A complete social-emotional learning printable bingo packet featuring five uniquely randomized player cards and a facilitator calling guide. Each card showcases 24 distinct, actionable coping strategies—including deep breathing, wall pushes, I Spy, and grounding exercises—with kid-friendly icons and cues.

A comprehensive behavioral and self-regulation curriculum tailored for 1st to 3rd graders struggling with hyperactivity, personal space, and task focus. The program features an 8-week structured small-group roadmap alongside an actionable, single-day SEL immersion lesson.

An elementary social-emotional learning lesson for Kindergarten through 4th grade teaching students how to take ownership of their feelings. Students discover that while all feelings are okay, they are in the driver's seat of their actions, exploring how their choices affect their body, their classmates, and classroom learning.

A comprehensive clinical facilitation guide containing step-by-step counseling procedures, the 5 spoken auditory practice scripts with prompt rationale, an observational data tracking rubric for the 4/5 success criterion, and intervention tips for defusing resistance.

A four-part social-emotional learning curriculum designed for 1st-grade girls small groups. The sequence builds emotional awareness, prosocial inclusion habits, respectful assertiveness, and restorative conflict resolution skills through interactive circle routines, role-plays, and hands-on activities.

An emergency substitute lesson plan for K-1 school counseling focusing on calming strategies and coping skills. Features a structured 55-minute facilitator guide, student-friendly coloring activities, and guiding presentation slides.

A hands-on counseling activity featuring printable Protest and Calm signal paddle cards, 12 cut-out phrase cards, and a dual-column sorting mat where students categorize words that push away requests versus calm cooperative responses.

An interactive instructional slide presentation defining protesting as any word or sound that pushes away a request or rule. Features visual breakdowns of arguing, backtalk, complaining, and grumbling, alongside guided instructions for the signal card listening practice.

A K-4 teacher facilitation guide with developmental adaptations for Kindergarten through 4th grade, classroom read-aloud hooks, the Turtle Breath routine, and an updated master key for all twelve scenario cards.