A printable card matching game featuring 20 unique coping skills, color-coded by the Zones of Regulation, with two copies of each card for gameplay. Revised for header consistency and clear instructions on all pages.

A set of 8 scenario task cards for 3rd and 4th graders (reduced for better print layout), featuring relatable problems like forgotten lunches, rainy recess, and social disagreements.

A visual graphic organizer designed to help students map out a goal, a roadblock, and three possible solutions with their consequences.

A teacher facilitation guide for the Pathfinder Skills lesson, including vocabulary, procedure, and discussion prompts.

A 2-part coloring sheet for kindergarteners featuring 'deep breathing' and 'getting water' as coping strategies, designed with bold outlines and friendly characters.

A facilitator guide for teachers to lead a lesson on coping strategies, including practicing deep breathing and discussing the 'cooling' effect of water. Condenses all content onto a single page.

A coloring worksheet for kindergarteners to identify positive friendship behaviors by coloring 'friendship flowers' in a bouquet.

A vibrant, large-text slide deck for a kindergarten lesson on friendship, featuring Barnaby the Bee, sorting activities, and a group pledge.

A facilitator's guide for a kindergarten counselor lesson on making and keeping friends, featuring a short story script, discussion prompts, and a friendship pledge.

A teacher-facing facilitator guide for the "Helping Heroes" lesson, including script prompts, pacing for the 5-minute interaction, and K-2 instructional tips.

A vibrant 5-slide presentation designed for K-2 career exposure, focusing on "Helping People" roles and ending with a student discussion prompt.

A set of printable task cards featuring various social scenarios. Students act as 'Emotion Detectives' to identify the underlying feelings behind visible behaviors like anger or frustration.

A student reflection worksheet where children identify their own "above water" behaviors and "below water" feelings for a specific personal scenario.

A visual presentation for grades 3-5 that explains the Emotional Iceberg metaphor through high-impact graphics and scenario-based discussion points.