Bring some springtime fun into your counseling sessions and social-emotional learning lessons with this engaging Spring Counseling + SEL Bundle! With seven different resources, students can explore feelings, coping skills, positive self-talk, problem-solving, perspective-taking, and more through hands-on games, movement, puzzles, and creative activities.

This spring-themed collection includes yoga brain breaks, feelings puzzles, interactive board games, drawing and dough mats, mazes, and Color by Code activities. Students have opportunities to name emotions, consider different perspectives, practice making thoughtful choices, and explore ways to respond when situations feel challenging.

Designed for kindergarten through second grade, these digital and printable resources offer flexible options for individual counseling, small groups, classroom SEL lessons, and spring learning centers. With a variety of movement-based, visual, and hands-on activities, you can choose what works best for your students!

📦 What's Included:

🧘 Spring Would You Rather Yoga Game

• 30 spring-themed "this or that" yoga and stretching prompts.
• Digital and printable activity options.
• Fun movement choices to encourage participation and body awareness.
• Great for classroom brain breaks, counseling sessions, and movement activities.

🐝 Spring Feelings Play Dough & Drawing Mats

• 48 feelings mats featuring bees, butterflies, clouds, and tulips.
• 40 scenario cards to encourage conversations about emotions.
• Students can draw or sculpt feelings using play dough.
• Hands-on opportunities for emotional expression and reflection.

🎲 Spring SEL 10 Board Game Bundle

• 10 digital and printable board games across five SEL themes.
• Activities focused on feelings identification.
• Perspective-taking and social awareness.
• Problem-solving and making expected behavior choices.
• Understanding the size of a challenge and matching reactions to situations.

🧩 Spring Feelings Matching Puzzles

• 96 feelings puzzles in two-piece and three-piece formats.
• Spring-themed designs featuring sheep, flowers, kites, and baseballs.
• Opportunities to practice recognizing and matching emotions.
• Visual, hands-on activities for individual or small-group learning.

🌀 Spring Affirmations & Feelings Mazes

• Six feelings and positive affirmation mazes.
• Full-color and black-and-white options.
• Activities to encourage positive self-talk and emotional awareness.
• Opportunities to combine coloring, problem-solving, and SEL discussion.

🐝 Bumblebee Feelings Color by Code Activity

• Six differentiated printable Bumblebee Color by Code pages.
• 18 feelings questions and prompts.
• Activities for practicing emotional identification and self-reflection.
• Digital Google Slides game and printable options.

🐰 Bunny Feelings Color by Code Activity

• Six differentiated printable Bunny Color by Code pages.
• 21 feelings questions and prompts, as listed in the bundle.
• Activities for discussing feelings and everyday situations.
• Digital Google Slides game and printable options.

🎒 Quick Details: Elementary students | 🌸 7 spring SEL resources | 🎲 10 board games | 🧩 96 feelings puzzles | 🧘 30 yoga prompts | 🐝 48 feelings mats + 40 scenario cards | 🌀 6 mazes | 🎨 12 Color by Code pages | 💻 Digital + print

🎯 Skills Addressed:

✔️ Identifying, naming, and expressing emotions

✔️ Emotional awareness and coping skills

✔️ Positive self-talk and self-esteem

✔️ Problem-solving and responsible decision-making

✔️ Perspective-taking and social awareness

✔️ Understanding the size of a challenge and considering helpful responses

✔️ Recognizing feelings through visual and hands-on activities

💡 Ways to Use It:

• Start counseling sessions or classroom lessons with a Spring Would You Rather Yoga movement break.
• Use the feelings puzzles during individual counseling or small groups to practice identifying emotions.
• Play the spring and Easter board games to introduce or review social-emotional learning skills.
• Offer the dough and drawing mats to students who prefer creative, hands-on ways to communicate feelings.
• Use the affirmation mazes to encourage positive self-talk and emotional reflection.
• Incorporate the Bumblebee and Bunny Color by Code activities into spring classroom SEL lessons or learning centers.
• Rotate through the seven resources during Lunch Bunch, small-group counseling, or seasonal SEL activities.

👩‍🏫 Who It's For:

Perfect for school counselors, school social workers, school psychologists, child therapists, speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, special education teachers, classroom teachers, and homeschool educators working with students in elementary school.

This bundle is especially helpful for professionals looking for engaging, flexible ways to teach emotional awareness, coping skills, positive self-talk, problem-solving, and social skills through movement, games, and creative activities.

🖨️ Format & Download:

✔️ Digital and printable Spring Would You Rather Yoga activity.

✔️ Feelings dough and drawing mats with scenario cards.

✔️ Digital and printable SEL board games.

✔️ Printable feelings matching puzzles.

✔️ Full-color and black-and-white affirmation and feelings mazes.

✔️ Differentiated printable Color by Code activities.

✔️ Digital Google Slides Color by Code games.

This is a digital download with printable and digital activities. Some resources use Google Slides. No physical materials will be shipped.

📌 Important Notes:

This bundle includes seven spring-themed counseling and social-emotional learning resources. Several of the resources contain multiple games, puzzles, coloring pages, or activity variations.

Students can participate through movement, drawing, sculpting, pointing, discussion, or other communication methods that work for them. Activities can be adapted to meet different learning, communication, and sensory needs.

Although the activities feature spring and Easter themes, the SEL skills can be practiced throughout the school year.

This is a digital product. No refunds are available on digital purchases.