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Ready-made, not another blank page

What do you need for your students?

508 editable materials across four grade bands. Choose a type to explore.

Plus 48 lesson packs and 12 printable activities and templates, including 8 visual activities. Counts include grade adaptations and matching materials, not a count of different activities. Pack lessons, worksheets, and family messages are included above. Free resource previews include suggested ASCA Student Standards connections; no ASCA endorsement is implied. Plus subscribers can also browse 25 resources from the older collection.

Start with the student issue

What are your students dealing with?

Find an activity, student page, or school support resource for the situation in front of you. Choose a topic, then narrow it by grade.

School counseling activities and support materials. Grief and bullying resources include words for asking an adult for help; they do not replace your school’s response procedures or individual care.

Different ways to practice

More than another worksheet.

Try a game, comic, sorting activity, visual planner, or infographic. Eight finished activities across four grade bands.

First page of Check before you send

Infographic · Grades 6–8

Check before you send

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First page of The missing marker

Comic · Grades 3–5

The missing marker

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First page of Take-turns trail

Board game · Grades K–2

Take-turns trail

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A little less starting from scratch

Something useful for your next session.

508 free resources and 48 matching lesson packs. Take a look inside.

Full previews need no account. Pack materials also appear individually in the library.

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Plan a lesson without making three separate resources

One topic. Everything you need to teach it.

Choose from 48 free lesson packs. Each has a classroom lesson, a student worksheet, and a family message you can edit.

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One topic. Three matching materials.Free pack preview

Inviting a classmate to join a group

Students will give someone a clear choice of ways to join a group.

01 · Classroom lessonInviting a classmate to join a groupMina joins a pretend science-poster group after being absent. Two students are drawing and one is finding facts. Nobody explains the plan. Mina has ideas but cannot tell where help is needed.A story. A model. A guided practice.02 · Student worksheetInviting a classmate to join a group1. A board-game group has an open place. A new student does not know the rules.Short questions. Room to draw or write.03 · Family messageInviting a classmate to join a groupHere is a short school story you can talk about together.A small way to practice at home.

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12 packs per grade band · No Cora credits · Pack materials also appear individually in the library.

Your school year, one month at a time

A year plan you can actually use.

Start with what your students need. Add a lesson and materials for each month. Save as you go, then print a report.

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Already know your priorities? Skip the needs assessment. Planning, saving, and reports are free.

  1. STEP 01

    Find out what students need

    Use a student needs assessment, enter results you already have, or skip this step.

  2. STEP 02

    Plan one month

    Choose a ready-made lesson pack or add your own topic and materials.

  3. STEP 03

    See your year and print

    Open the lessons and materials from your year view. Download a report when you are ready.

EXAMPLE YEAR PLAN
SEPOCTNOVDECJANFEB

Save one month. Come back for the next.

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Ready-made resources and planning are free. Cora helps when you need a new draft.

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Resources, planning, and 5 trial AI credits.

  • 508 editable resources and 48 lesson packs
  • Needs questionnaires and Year Planner
  • Plan PDFs for your principal
  • 5 AI credits, once per account
  • Edit, save, and export supported work
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One new AI draft or revision uses one credit. Manual editing, saving, and exporting use no AI credits. Plus credits reset each calendar month (UTC) and don’t roll over. Existing recurring subscribers keep their current price.

Common questions

Can I build a year plan around student needs?

Yes. Print a questionnaire for your students’ grade level, count their answers, and enter the totals. Leave out names and individual responses. Year Planner suggests monthly topics based on the most common answers. You can change them. Adjust the topics and objectives, add your program goals, then save and download a PDF for principal review. Questionnaires, planning recommendations, and plan downloads use no AI credits. Create an account to use Year Planner.

Does the year plan include finished lessons and resources?

Yes. Choose from 48 ready-made lesson packs, each linking a lesson, worksheet, and family follow-up. Add a pack to a month, edit the materials, or link resources you already saved. Ready-made packs use no AI credits. Asking Cora for a new draft or revision uses one credit.

What is Counselora?

Counselora is an AI-assisted workspace for school counselors. Create resources, plan classroom lessons and small groups, draft student support materials and communications, and keep your work together in one place.

What can I try for free?

Use 508 ready-made resources and 48 lesson packs, Year Planner, needs questionnaires, and year-plan PDFs without spending AI credits. Pack materials also appear individually in the resource library. New accounts also receive 5 trial AI credits in total. Creating a new AI draft or asking Cora for a revision uses one credit. The trial credits do not renew monthly. You can keep manually editing, saving, and exporting your existing work after your credits run out.

How do subscriber credits work?

Paid subscribers receive 50 AI credits per calendar month, resetting at the start of each month in UTC. Each new AI draft or revision uses one credit. Manual editing, saving, and exporting existing work do not use AI credits.

Can I edit what the AI creates?

Yes. Cora gives you a draft you can change. You choose which revisions to apply and can edit the content yourself. Check for mistakes, make sure it suits your students, and follow your school’s policies.

Can I save and use my materials outside Counselora?

Yes. Save your work and reopen it from Lessons, Worksheets, or the tool where you made it. Download resources and plans as PDFs, or copy messages into your email or messaging app.

I already subscribe. Do I need a new subscription?

No. Existing recurring subscribers keep their current subscription and price. When your account moves to the new platform, the sign-in page will guide you through setting a password. You don’t need to purchase another subscription.

Built from school counseling experience

Made by a school counselor.

Founded by Benjamin Raskin, M.S., PPS, LMFT, CSAT-C, with eight years of experience as a school counselor at a Los Angeles middle school.

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