Theresa

A fun, individualized 45-minute session for building trust and connection with a 5th grader through interactive questions, drawing, and shared storytelling. Essential for Tier 3 support, this activity helps the teacher understand the student’s interests and strengths, fostering a positive one-on-one relationship.

In this 15-minute individual counseling activity for a kindergarten student, the child sorts lost or changed objects into “past” and “present” boxes to grasp concepts of change and loss. This Tier 3 lesson supports grief and loss counseling through an interactive, hands-on approach that builds understanding and emotional awareness.

A playful solo activity where kindergarteners identify and express their grief through emoji-style face cards, helping them recognize and name emotions in a safe way. This Tier 3 individual session lasts 15 minutes and equips the teacher with everything needed to guide a young child through grief and emotional expression.

A guided activity helping kindergarteners express and understand their feelings about loss through drawing and sharing. Builds emotional literacy and peer support. Audience: Kindergarten, 1 session, 30 minutes.

One-on-one coaching resource for 11th Grade students needing extra support setting personal and digital boundaries in tele-counseling. This 30-minute individual session focuses on tailored strategies to help students recognize, communicate, and enforce healthy boundaries in personal and digital interactions.

In this 45-minute lesson, 2nd graders will learn the meaning of the word 'termination' and how it relates to endings in stories and real-life situations. Understanding this vocabulary enriches students’ reading comprehension and everyday language skills.

In this detective-themed individual counseling session, a 5th grade student will track anxious thoughts like clues and learn strategies to ‘catch’ and challenge them. This 45-minute Tier 3 activity helps build coping skills and self-awareness in a personalized, engaging format.

In this 45-minute individual session for a 4th grader, the student will explore feelings behind wanting to run away, learn healthy coping strategies, and practice alternative solutions. This lesson fosters emotional awareness and equips the student with safe, constructive actions.