The Self-Esteem UNO-like Game Cards for Teens offer a dynamic way for students to boost their confidence and self-awareness through a game format they’ll recognize and enjoy. This 108-card set includes prompts across four core themes: Personal Strengths, Positive Qualities, Supportive Relationships, and Future Goals, designed to inspire self-reflection and meaningful discussion. With classic UNO rules and special cards adapted for self-esteem-building, teens will explore what makes them unique, set personal goals, and build connections with others. Perfect for counselors, teachers, and group facilitators looking to foster a positive, supportive environment.

Engage students in a fun and meaningful way with this Jenga Counseling Game! This resource includes prompts and activities designed to support social-emotional learning, covering key areas such as emotions, coping skills, anger management, social skills, and rapport-building. Each block contains a different prompt or activity, making it a versatile tool for individual counseling sessions, group therapy, or classroom use. The color-coded prompts offer flexibility in selecting specific themes or mixing them for a more dynamic experience. Perfect for school counselors, therapists, and educators aiming to foster emotional growth and self-awareness in a playful setting.

Add a personal and organized touch to students’ binders with this Elementary Binder Covers and Dividers set! This resource includes vibrant, engaging covers and dividers tailored to young learners. Each page encourages students to express themselves and set academic and personal goals. Sections include “All About Me,” “My Goals,” “Reading Tracker,” “My Contributions,” and more—perfect for fostering self-awareness, goal-setting, and personal growth. Additionally, I include “All about me” “My goals this year” “My reading tracker” pages These printable pages are ideal for creating student portfolios, organizing subject binders, or simply helping students stay motivated throughout the school year.

**This Anger Management Discussion Cards set is designed to help students aged 8 and up explore and manage their anger in a healthy way. ** Each easy-to-assemble card provides prompts to encourage students to recognize their feelings, express anger calmly, learn calming techniques, consider others’ feelings, and find positive solutions to challenging situations. Perfect for classroom use, counseling sessions, or at-home practice, these cards support self-awareness, empathy, and effective emotional management skills. With simple instructions to print, fold, and laminate, this resource offers a long-lasting tool for building social-emotional resilience.

The Anger Management UNO-like Game Cards for Teens provide a fun and interactive way for students to explore and practice anger management strategies. This 108-card deck, color-coded by category, includes prompts that help teens learn self-regulation, effective communication, and calming techniques. Each color represents a key skill area—calming techniques, physical release, positive mindset, and communication skills—designed to build resilience and emotional awareness. With engaging prompts for individual or group play, this set is perfect for classrooms, counseling sessions, or group activities focused on social-emotional learning. Includes: PDF and Editable PPT for easy customization Instructions for Use and Printing Tips Special Cards: Wild, Skip, Reverse, Draw Two, and Draw Four with unique prompts to reinforce skills

Boost students’ self-confidence with this Self-Esteem UNO-like Game Cards set! Tailored for ages 7-11, this engaging card game encourages kids to explore their strengths, share positive qualities, express appreciation for their relationships, and dream big about their goals. With 108 cards, including prompts for self-reflection and growth, the game builds a supportive atmosphere that promotes self-awareness and resilience. The game is easy to set up with printable number and special cards, following classic UNO rules with a self-esteem twist! Perfect for classrooms, counseling, or small group activities.

This UNO-like Game for Kids promotes social-emotional learning by encouraging young students to connect and learn about one another in a fun, structured way. The 108 cards offer prompts around themes like friendship, kindness, fun facts, and hobbies, making it easy for kids to share their experiences, express their feelings, and build rapport in a group. Perfect for classroom icebreakers or counseling sessions, this game helps kids grow their social skills while having fun!

The UNO-like Game for Teens provides a supportive platform for older students to share insights and build trust. This 108-card deck includes prompts in categories like personal values, favorite activities, friendships, and goals, helping teens explore their identities, discuss their passions, and connect with peers. Ideal for classroom activities, group counseling, or team-building events, this game brings a deeper level of connection to any group.

Help students explore self-care with the Self-Care UNO-like Game Cards! This 108-card set for ages 7-11 introduces key self-care concepts across four categories: Physical Wellness, Emotional Wellness, Relaxation and Mindfulness, and Social and Creative Self-Care. Through engaging prompts and classic UNO mechanics, students learn practical ways to care for their mental and physical health while building empathy and connection. Perfect for classrooms, counseling, or family game time, this printable game is a fun and educational tool for promoting wellness.

Encourage teens to prioritize self-care with the Self-Care UNO-like Game Cards for Teens! This 108-card set offers prompts across Physical Wellness, Mental and Emotional Wellness, Relaxation and Mindfulness, and Social and Creative Self-Care. Designed to build resilience and self-awareness, each card promotes discussion on healthy habits, stress relief, and connections with others. This resource is perfect for classrooms, counseling, or group settings to foster a positive self-care mindset among teens.