This page is an ever-growing list of my favorite guidance lessons.  Have one you think I should try?  Send me an email by clicking the "more" button above.  

• _Friendship Cookies - A lesson about the ingredients that make up a good friendship.  I used this lesson with younger grades (K-3), but you could adapt it for older grades.   
• We Are All Connected :  A lesson about kindness and the way it can be passed around from person to person.  This lesson could be used with any age group, even adults.  
• Tattling vs Reporting:  This lesson is great for any elementary class.  The book can be used with any grade and the worksheet is good for students who can read and cut/paste independently.  
• Self-Control Bubbles:  A wonderful lesson for younger students about self-control.  
• How I Act is Who I Am: This lesson teaches students about being respectful, responsible, caring, and cooperative from two puppets.  The lesson is very well written.  It includes standards, assessment, a script for the puppets,  and printable signs to hold up during the lesson.  
• How to live a happy life...: This is a lesson for older students.  It is based on a TED talk by a 17 year old boy with Progeria, Sam Berns.