ATTENDANCE LESSON Why Attending School Matters SEL School Counseling GRD 9-12

Are you looking for a powerful and engaging digital activity that helps high school students strengthen decision-making skills, build positive school attendance habits, and develop strong routines that support long-term success? Our Decisions That Shape Your Future digital game for Grades 9–12 is designed to help teens practice real-life choices related to attendance, organization, motivation, executive functioning, self-management, future readiness, and academic success. Students explore meaningful scenarios involving time management, responsibility, coping skills, morning readiness, mindset choices, and personal accountability—all within an engaging, click-to-choose this or that PowerPoint game format.

Our high school attendance and decision-making game is ideal for SEL lessons, advisory periods, counseling groups, behavior intervention, career readiness, and transition planning. With age-appropriate language and relatable high school situations, this resource encourages students to think critically about how daily choices influence their future goals, confidence, and success.

What’s Included

• Fully interactive PowerPoint game — click to choose “This” or “That”
• 30+ high school–focused scenarios that reflect real student experiences
• Attendance and punctuality decision-making
• Morning routines & time-management practice
• Mindset, motivation, and self-regulation strategies
• Promotes accountability, independence, and future-focused choices
• Strengthens SEL, executive functioning, and real-world readiness
• Perfect for Grades 9–12, high school and transition programs
• Ideal for advisory, homeroom, counseling groups, and SEL lessons

Why Educators Love It

• Encourages responsible attendance and future thinking
• Helps teens connect daily habits to long-term goals
• Trauma-informed, supportive, and non-judgmental
• Easy to use—just open in PowerPoint and play
• Ideal for Tier 1 or Tier 2 behavior support, attendance initiatives, and student success programs