A student activity worksheet for first graders to identify and sort "What-If" worries into things they can and cannot control. Includes a color-coding sorting activity with 6 custom situations and a large creative 'Control Corral' drawing space.

A lesson plan and counselor guide for running a 30-minute first-grade social-emotional learning session on anxiety, focus on 'What-If' worries, and the circle of control. Includes a scripted story outline, warm-up breathing, interactive sorting, and coloring worksheet instructions.

A professional development presentation of 9 slides for school social workers detailing the developmental signs and symptoms of GAD, SAD, MDD, ADHD, ASD, ODD, and NSSI in school settings across elementary, middle, and high school.

Printable cards with highly concrete scenarios and three communication options (Too Blunt, Okay Blunt, Assertive) across four relational domains, plus a student reflection worksheet.

A professional facilitation guide for running an interactive whiteboard sorting group. It outlines clinical goals, concepts (Too Blunt, Okay Blunt, Assertive), and provides a detailed instructional script suitable for MH/SA group dynamics.

A focused, single-page exit ticket for 7th graders to self-evaluate their focus, apply the Two-Second Pause rule, and commit to a positive behavioral change.

A printable Level 3 behavior worksheet featuring deep restorative justice writing prompts designed for 6th-grade reflection, focusing on trust, the ripple effect of behavior, and building paths to repair relationships.

A printable Level 2 behavior worksheet featuring realistic 6th-grade situations (hallway velocity, Chromebook detour, and side-quest talking) with structured situational analysis and pivot strategies.

A comprehensive 2-page self-reflection worksheet for 7th graders to analyze the difference between harmless humor and disruptive silliness, evaluate peer impact, and create a personal self-regulation plan.

A printable Level 1 reflection sheet for 6th-grade behavior reset situations. It guides students to break down the event, identify internal and external catalysts, and formulate a blueprint for a future classroom-ready behavioral reset.

A comprehensive, step-by-step 2-page teacher guide to help educators introduce and facilitate 'I-statements' to Kindergarteners. Includes direct instruction scripting, reflection prompts, and a visual answer key.

A fun and engaging cut-and-paste sorting worksheet for Kindergarten students to distinguish between helpful 'I-statements' (Super Power Words) and blaming 'You-statements' (Ouch Words). Features a clean comic-book superhero theme with clear visual layouts.

An interactive and highly visual printable quest map for kindergarteners to track their progress during communication skills activities. Features friendly reward badges to color in.

Printable card deck featuring 6 common school scenarios with accompanying visuals and key questions for kindergarteners to practice in counseling sessions.

A 2-page highly detailed print-ready teacher facilitation guide for delivering the Storm Chasers lesson. Includes pacing, CASEL alignments, verbatim facilitation scripts for key slides, rules for managing the active roleplays safely, and classroom troubleshooting tips.

A professional step-by-step facilitation guide for a school counselor delivering a 1:1 friendship skills session with a kindergartener. Includes pacing, warm-up prompts, session scripts, and troubleshooting tips.

A highly polished, 13-slide presentation on identifying big emotions and de-escalating conflicts, optimized for middle schoolers. It features daily journal check-in prompts, simple and straightforward comparisons of the big four emotions (anger, frustration, anxiety, sadness), an analysis of aggressive language, clear 3-step de-escalation skills, and 8 practical roleplay scenarios including sibling fights (sweatshirt theft and bathroom rush), school peer conflict, parent arguments (broken-down bus and messy bedroom), sports game disputes, and hallway bumping with cursing. Language is direct, clear, and age-appropriate with all advanced or cutesy metaphors removed.

A comprehensive teacher facilitation and pacing guide for implementing the Mirror Check lesson, featuring instructions for introducing the concept of projection, navigating student defensiveness, managing timing, and guiding reflective debriefs.