Self-Control & Impulse Control Activities
Help students notice impulses, pause before acting, and practice responses that fit the situation. This collection includes ready-to-use self-control and impulse control lessons, counseling groups, individual curriculum, coping skills activities, games, and self-assessments.
Use these resources in classroom lessons, small groups, or focused one-on-one sessions. Resources include student journals, hands-on activities, printable and digital games, counselor guides, and data tools. Each resource is different, so check the full product description for the grade range and everything included.
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This elementary school counseling impulse and behavior management group helps young students learn new self-control strategies using engaging and fun activities! Wiggle Worms is a ready-to-use 8-week self-control group that includes outlines set to ASCA Standards and Objectives. This self-control...
This impulsive behavior individual counseling curriculum is designed to be low-prep and used with primary /K-2 students in a tier III one-on-one setting. Through engaging activities, hands-on crafts, and interactive games, students will learn the strategies they need to develop...
Are your students blurting out answers, acting before thinking, struggling to manage big emotions, or having difficulty accepting "no" or other unwanted outcomes? ThisΒ research-based, ASCA-aligned Impulse Control Small Group Counseling CurriculumΒ gives school counselors everything they need to confidently run an...
This self-control individual counseling curriculum is designed to be used with students in a tier III one-on-one setting. Through engaging activities, crafts, and games, students will learn the self-control strategies and coping skills they need in order to be successful...
This self-control guidance lesson is extremely interactive and fun! Help elementary students learn self-control coping strategies and how to deal with situations that make them feel angry or upset with these fun activities. Help students overcome impulsive behavior and learn...
Looking for low-prep counseling activities to use with the students in an individual counseling setting? Β Need to make sure all of your curriculum followsΒ research-basedΒ best practices? This individual counseling curriculum bundle is designed to be used with students in a tier...
This 7-week middle school self-management and responsibility counseling group is designed to help students use organization tools to set and reach SMART goals. In addition students will practice self-control, develop coping skills, and learn the importance of personal hygiene. This...
Looking for a ready to use, holiday themed, self-control activity? Help students practice self-control and learn self-control coping skills with these fun, Christmas/Holiday themed games. Students will identify times when they feel strong emotions and how to use self-control coping...
Are you looking for a super fun and engaging self-control classroom lesson that your students will be talking about for the rest of the day? This fun, low-prep, classroom counseling lesson will keep students engaged and help them define self-control...
This self-control board game is a fun engaging way for students to practice self-control board skills. This game can be used with a school counseling small group, individual, or the entire class! ***Save 20% with my School Counseling Board Game...
Looking for low-prep counseling activities to use with the students in an individual counseling setting? This individual counseling curriculum bundle is designed to be used with students in a tier III individual setting. Through engaging activities, crafts, and games, students...
Looking for a ready to use self-control lesson for your primary students? This self-control classroom guidance lesson is designed to be used with Pre-K to 1st-grade students in a tier 1 class lesson setting. By using an engaging story, fun...












