For counselors, therapists, teachers and coaches who lead groups: 150+ group activities, each on one page with the goal, the time, the materials, every step and the closing questions, plus 12 complete workshops and the proposal schools and companies ask for, so your next group is ready in 10 minutes, for your own groups or for a little extra income.

“Made planning so much easier and saved me tons of time!”
“It was one of her first groups and she found it so helpful to have the materials.”
On teacher resource marketplaces, the most popular small-group curricula sell for about $15 each, and each one covers a single topic for a single age. Here you get six modules of 25 activities, for kids, teens, parents, coworkers and adults, plus 12 complete workshops.
“I then began charging and found that there was no change in who came.”
Tessa Venuti Sanderson, who led a women's circle for nine years
Fees published online in 2025–2026 by US presenters and organizations: therapy-practice and wellness lunch-and-learns (WI, HI, Wellable), Mad Science parent-involvement nights, a Meetup online circle and Psychology Today group listings. Examples, not promises.
You didn't run out of ideas because you're not creative. You ran out because you plan every group alone, late at night, from a blank page, and by the time you find something new, it's past midnight and you go back to the same three icebreakers. Schools, parents and teams plan their year now.
Enough time to try a few activities with the group you already have, and to send one proposal to a school, a library or a company before their calendar fills.
The goal, who it's for and how many, how long it takes, what to bring, every step, the closing questions and an online version. Print it, read it once, and walk in.
A clickable index by goal and by group: kids, teens, parents, coworkers or adults. Plus a list of everything that takes 15 minutes or less, for the days you only have the end of a class.
Every page has facilitator notes: what to watch for, who might find it hard, how to close safely. And a whole guide for silence, the one person who talks over everyone, conflict and tears.
Use them in your job, or offer them as paid workshops. The Proposal Kit gives you the template, the emails and a simple way to set your rate. You keep the money, we never ask for a cut.
Six modules of 25 activities each. Pick the group, pick the goal, open the page. No more saved pins, old binders and late-night searching.
🎯 Goal · 👥 Who and how many · ⏱️ Time · ✂️ Materials · 📋 Step by step · 💬 Closing questions · 💻 Online version · 🛡️ Facilitator notes
For your groupsYour classroom, your caseload, your support group, your team. Something new every week, and the steps to run it well.
For extra incomeParent nights, lunch-and-learns, library workshops and your own monthly circle. Start with the 12 workshops, offer one to people who already know you, and see who asks for more.
Open the library, pick an activity and run it with your next group. If it isn't for you, send one email within 7 days and we'll refund you in full. No forms, no hard feelings.
They were exactly where you are, with a group coming up and nothing planned.
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Illustrative conversations based on what counselors, teachers and group leaders share online. Individual results vary.
One evening. Open the index, choose the group you already have and what it needs: getting to know each other, feelings, conflict or stress. Print one page.
With your class, your clients, your team or a few friends. Start with something from the 15-minutes list. Read the facilitator notes once and go.
Choose one of the 12 workshops. The agenda is already timed, from the welcome to the closing round. Fill in the planning form and you have your first workshop.
Fill in the proposal template and send it to one school, library, church or company that already knows you. Then pick the next one.
That's it. One week, one group that went well, and no more Sunday nights planning from scratch.
Every one of these is a workshop inside. Same proposal, same planning forms.
Parent nightsPaid $1,200+
Lunch-and-learnsPaid $300–600
Library workshopsPaid $75+
School SEL sessionsPaid $150/hour
Online wellness circlesPaid $25/person
Support circlesPaid $40–60/personPublished fees: Mad Science Charlotte parent nights, lunch-and-learns from WI and HI practices, Greenville County Library presenter policy, a Denver LPC's training rate, a Meetup online circle and Psychology Today group listings. Examples of market prices, not what you will earn.
These are real pages from the library: one activity, the index by goal, and a workshop agenda with the minutes already worked out. Every activity looks like the first one, so after two you know where everything is.
From tomorrow's group to the first workshop someone pays you for.
Icebreakers, emotions, teens and classroom climate, parents and families, workplace teams, and wellness circles. Each one fits on a single page with the goal, the time, the materials, the steps, the closing questions, an online version and facilitator notes.

Tap "conflict", "grief" or "teamwork" and land on every activity that fits. Find the right one in a minute, even if your group starts in ten.

Classroom climate, bullying, self-esteem, rules and limits for parents, stress at work, grief and more. Each one strings activities together with a welcome, a break and a closing round, so you can run it as it is, or sell it as it is.

The proposal schools and companies expect: title, audience, goals, method, number of sessions, how you'll measure it and your fee. Plus the first email, the follow-up and what to say on the first call. Ready to fill in and send this week.

Every card and worksheet the activities need, ready to print. Plus the session planner, the sign-in sheet, the feedback survey and the final report a school or company asks for. You look like you've done this for years.

What to do when nobody talks, when one person takes over, when two people clash, or when someone gets emotional and the room goes quiet. Short scripts you can use in the moment.

What leading groups looks like before and after you stop planning from scratch.

“Love this resource! Made planning so much easier and saved me tons of time!”
Lauren D., on a small-group curriculum
“I am starting a girls self esteem group in a couple of weeks and this is exactly what I was looking for!”
Amy B., school counselor resource review
“The students are engaged the whole time and have great feedback.”
Ashley G., on a bullying lesson
“Easy to prep and use right away.”
Bridgett T., on a classroom guidance lesson
“This lesson led to some really thoughtful discussions with my students about empathy, confidence…”
Jamie H., on a small-group lesson
“I'll be providing more parent evenings next year and this is going to be perfect!”
Kelsey M., on a parent-night curriculum
“Easy to download, easy to print and my team enjoyed playing the games.”
Etsy buyer, on team activities for workReal words from counselors, teachers and group leaders online, not from buyers of this library. Results vary.
No. This is a digital library: you get instant access to every activity, workshop and bonus the moment you pay. Nothing is shipped. You print what you need, when you need it.
Anyone who leads groups: school counselors, therapists and social workers, teachers, coaches, youth and church leaders, and HR or wellness people. The activities go from young kids to adults, and every page says who it fits.
Yes. Every page tells you what to say and what to do, step by step, and the introduction explains how a group works and how to build a session. Start with an activity from the 15-minutes list and a group you already know.
No. These are group activities for education and wellbeing. Licensed professionals can use them inside their own practice. If you aren't licensed, present your groups as workshops, classes or wellness circles, and refer anyone who needs more help to a professional. The facilitator notes show you when.
There are, and that's where the evening goes. Half the steps missing, no closing, no time, and a folder you can never find again. Here all 150+ work the same way and live in one place.
The index sorts everything by group (kids, teens, parents, coworkers, adults) and by goal. Most activities work with 6 to 30 people, and the page tells you how to adjust for bigger or smaller groups.
Yes. Every activity has an online version for Zoom or Google Meet, with what changes when the group is on screens.
Yes. The groups and workshops you lead with these activities are yours to run and charge for, with nothing owed to us. What you can't do is share or resell the files themselves. Handouts can be printed for the people in your group.
We can't promise any amount. It depends on your experience, your area, your prices and who you offer it to. The Proposal Kit shows you how to set a fair rate and what schools and companies usually expect. Many people start with one workshop for people who already know them. Results are not guaranteed.
A printer, paper and the basics most activities use: pens, sticky notes, index cards and a bag or a box. Every page lists exactly what to bring, and many need nothing at all.
You can browse and read everything on your phone, tablet or computer. The cards and handouts print from any device connected to your printer.
No. It's a library of PDF pages, so you can read it the night before and have it in your hand while you lead.
That's the point. The time goes on planning, not leading. Open the index, pick one, print it. Most activities take 10 minutes to prepare.
Yes. Checkout is secure, access arrives by email the moment you pay, and you're covered for 7 days.
Your purchase is covered for 7 days. Open the library, run an activity, and if it isn't for you, send us one email and we'll refund you in full.