School Counseling Books For October
Use these picture books in your school counseling lessons this October. These 10 books are the perfect way to celebrate the fall season while teaching about important social emotional topics, as well as celebrating Bullying Prevention Month.
School Counseling Books For November
Use these 10 books in your school counseling lessons this November to celebrate Thanksgiving and Veteran’s Day with your students, as well as to encourage gratitude and thankfulness. These books will add seasonal fun to your counseling lessons while promoting conversation about important social-emotional themes.
4 Ways To Use Chutes And Ladders In School Counseling
Chutes And Ladders is a classic game that your students will love. These tips will give you ways to incorporate this fun game into your school counseling lessons focused on anger management, growth mindset, self control and honesty!
Practical Ways Counselors Can Offer Support During Distance Learning
Are you not sure what to do now that your school has moved to distance learning? These distance learning ideas for school counseling will help you continue to support and connect with your students during this time. The tips included in this post are organized by the amount of access your students have to technology.
10 Powerful Self Esteem Videos You Need To Show Your Students
These 10 self esteem videos for elementary school students will help kids learn about the importance of being confident and how to build their self esteem. Students will learn to celebrate themselves and what makes them unique. They will also develop ways to cope with low self esteem like using positive self talk. These videos are perfect to use in your self esteem lessons with elementary school students.
5 Easy Ways To Encourage Positive Self-Talk In Your Students
Positive self-talk is such an important strategy that we can use to cope with frustration, low self esteem, and more. Use these positive self-talk activities for school counseling to help your students develop the tools they need to believe in themselves and the great things they can do.
Physical Coping Skills For Anger Management
Teaching students physical coping skills will help them release their physical anger in a healthy way. Physical coping skills are coping skills students can use when they feel like punching, kicking, throwing or hitting. Keep reading to learn more about what physical coping skills are, why they are helpful, and how you can teach them.
How To Use Mindfulness To Decrease Student Anxiety
Using mindfulness with anxious students is a great way to help them feel calm, focused, and in the present moment. These 6 ideas will help you support your students by incorporating different mindfulness strategies into the school day. These ideas are simple and easy to implement, but will make a big difference for the students at your school dealing with anxiety.
Growth Mindset Small Group Activities For School Counseling
Are you considering running a growth mindset small group for your elementary students? Make sure you include these four simple components to ensure that your students will experience success as they learn about and develop a growth mindset.
Tips For Showing Empathy To Students In Your School
Create a culture of empathy at your school by showing empathy to students. Modeling empathy in this way is a great way to build relationships with students and show them the importance of this social skill. Read more about why showing empathy to your students matters and how you can do it.