$5 - $10 5th Grade School Counseling Activities (by date, latest first)
Fathers day Puzzles With Solution - Fun End of the year Brain Games & Activities
By My Crafty Resources
Fun and Challenging Puzzles for Kids , These Worksheets can help improve fine motor skills, problem-solving skills, and visual perceptual skills.
WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE
- 100+ Pages
- (PDF + PNG)
- Large 8.5” x 11” designs that can easily be printed on regular sized paper
- High-resolution images
- Unlimited prints
- Great for kids, boys, girls, and teens
Student Emotions, Feelings Planner Daily Check-In, Emotional Regulation for Kids
By The Student Worksheets
Help kids in your classroom or home develop emotional awareness and self-regulation with this engaging and interactive emotions planner! Designed to make daily feelings check-ins easy and fun, this resource encourages kids to identify and label their emotions while exploring healthy strategies to manage them.
Packed with empowering visuals, positive affirmations, and easy-to-follow prompts, this emotions chart is perfect for promoting emotional intelligence and self-awareness in children. It’s a must-have tool for teachers, counselors, and parents who want to nurture social-emotional growth in a supportive, engaging way. Whether used in the classroom, small groups, or at home, this planner helps kids build resilience, understand their emotions, and learn positive ways to cope with daily challenges.
Encourage emotional growth with this simple yet effective resource that kids will enjoy using every day!
Social Emotional Learning Printable Books! Growing Bundle!
By Inspired By MlG
Looking to equip students with the essential skills for success in school and life? Our ever-growing Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) Book Bundle is the answer! ✨
This curated collection of captivating books tackles a wide range of social-emotional topics, including:
- Self-Esteem: Foster a healthy self-image and build unshakeable confidence.
- Resilience: Teach students to bounce back from challenges and develop grit.
- Empathy: Cultivate compassion and understanding for others' perspectives.
- Mindfulness: Equip students with tools to manage emotions, focus attention, and reduce stress.
Perfect for Educators and Parents:
- Classroom Must-Have: Foster a positive learning environment that prioritizes emotional well-being.
- Home Library Essential: Nurture emotional intelligence and social skills through engaging stories.
- Teacher-Approved: Aligned with CASEL's five core SEL competencies.
Investment in the Future:
- Academic Success: Studies show strong social-emotional skills lead to improved academic performance.
- Personal Growth: Empower students to navigate challenges, build healthy relationships, and thrive.
- Lifelong Impact: Equip students with essential tools for a bright and fulfilling future.
Don't wait! Get the SEL Book Bundle today and watch your students blossom into well-rounded, emotionally intelligent individuals.
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Understanding Emotions Activities
By Sign with me TOD
In this product, students will discuss what to ask for help for oneself and others. Students will identify and express a variety of feelings, common emotions that students feel, compare their emotions to a roller coaster ride and why that may happen, examples of emotional highs and emotional lows, when we feel emotional highs and lows, we may feel more pressure, and as students grow and develop – they need to deal with pressure. When students feel pressured, they can read the list of healthful ways to handle pressure, the list of feelings that it is okay to feel, what it is never okay to do, feelings and their definitions are included: embarrassment, depression, awkwardness, isolation, confusion, disappointment, hopefulness, optimism, happiness, and excitement. The importance of controlling emotions, suggestions for handling emotions are provided, mood swings, feeling pressure, and irritability are discussed. Students will be presented with different situations where they are required to identify the feeling, helpful ways to deal with the feeling, and harmful ways to deal with the feeling. Transition from elementary to middle school and adolescence are discussed and reviewed. Better techniques that can be used to form healthful relations are taught. Gossiping and annoying behaviors are reviewed and why they are frowned upon is included in this product. Students will also identify emotions, have students describe their own feelings and act out emotions. 10 emotion scenarios are provided for students to identify how students would feel if they were in that situation, students will track their emotions in a 7 day journal that is provided in this packet, coping skills are discussed and how they help us handle emotions in productive and positive ways, so our actions match our behavior, a list of poor coping skills is included along with healthy coping skills. Comprehension questions are asked throughout this product for students. They can be answered individually or as a group and can also be used as a group discussion. A teacher’s guide along with tips and activities is included with this product.
This product can be used for 5th - 8th grade, but can be used for younger or older students depending on maturity and academic level.
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Health and Fitness Adapted Notes and Review
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Feelings and Mental Health Activities and Tips:
https://www.TeachShare.com/Product/Feelings-and-Mental-Health-Activities-and-Tips-9766418
If you like this product, please leave a positive review. :)
Mental Health Promoting Self Care and Strength Notes and Activities
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This product focuses on the following areas: This product includes a 2 page teacher guide with tips and tricks when teaching self-management - promoting self-care for mental health and overall well being, an activity that relates with self-management, and a 12 page teacher guide with tips and tricks when teaching resiliency - students will learn from adversity and become a stronger, wiser person. Students will learn about overcoming problems that have helped them to become stronger, sometimes when we have problems we get pushed down and there are different choices we can make. Those choices are reviewed in this product. Students will discuss the importance of learning life lessons, positive feedback, poor habits, and good habits. They will learn the importance of being open-minded and how being open-minded leads to change, growth, and new possibilities. Students are also presented with different words that will help them to remember to have an open mind. Students will learn how to express positive feelings about themselves to help build self-esteem, strengthen their own identity, appreciate positive traits about their peers, and practice appropriate use of social media and mobile technology tools. Students will be presented with a real-life situation about how one woman defined herself and found happiness, they will discuss this individuals feels, how positive traits inspired her, and how she built up her self esteem. Students will discuss positive and neutral character traits, they will identify unique character traits about themselves and discuss them further and how these positive traits promote their overall well being.
This product can be used for 4th - 8th grade, but can be used for younger or older students depending on maturity and academic level.
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If you like this product, please leave a positive review. :)
Managing Anxiety Activities and Examples
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In this product, students will learn how anxiety can make you feel, what anxiety is, what happens to the body when we feel worried or fearful, how anxiety feels some possible causes of anxiety, what you can do to ease anxiety, learn different ways to manage anxiety learn breathing activities to manage anxiety, how someone can become anxious because of something that was said, examples that may cause you to become anxious, and students will determine how to best handle those situations. Anxiety scenarios are included in this product that require students to share how they would feel if the situation was happening to them explain what may happen to their body using the chart that is included in this product. A journal on how to manage anxiety is also included with this product that includes 9 different prompts that allow students to draw or write about a situation where they became anxious and how they handled that situation.
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If you like this product, please leave a positive review. :)
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This product includes 4 social stories that focus on feeling jealous and envious. Each short story includes comprehension questions throughout. Some of the questions require students to put their feet in the shoes of the characters who are experiencing a problem. When students are reading each story, they will review jealousy that they can use throughout their day to day routine. The vocabulary words jealousy and envy are reviewed and discussed, the questions: how do you feel when you are jealous and envious of someone are asked. Examples of feeling jealous and envy are reviewed in this product.
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Feeling Left Out Social Story and Role-Playing Scenarios
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Social Skills Role-Playing Scenario Cards
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Feeling Insecure Social Story and Role-Playing Scenarios
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Feeling Pessimistic Social Story and Role-Playing Scenarios
Friendship Social Stories and Role-Playing Scenarios
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Being Unique Social Story and Role-Playing Scenarios
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Being Friendly Social Story and Role-Playing Scenarios
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Sharing Social Stories
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Bravery Social Story
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Following Rules Social Story
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Feeling Lonely Social Story
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Telling the Truth Social Stories
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This product includes 2 social stories that focus on feeling guilty. One story talks about feeling guilty for doing something wrong and another talks about feeling guilted into doing something that someone doesn't want to do.
In this product, students will also learn the following: the meaning of feeling guilty, the meaning of guilt-tripped into doing something, how you may feel when you feel guilty, the signs of feeling guilty, and what you should do when you feel guilty.
The social stories include comprehension questions that relate with each feeling guilty social story. Some of the questions require students to put their feet in the shoes of the characters when they feel guilty or when they are guilted into doing something.
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This product includes 1 social story that focuses on spreading rumors. Vocabulary that is reviewed and discussed in depth include - spreading rumors, positive self-esteem, negative self-esteem, gossiping, reputation, and the expression - fight fire with fire.
Students will also learn about the following - how spreading rumors can impact self-esteem, how you will feel when you have positive self-esteem, how you will feel when you have negative self-esteem, how to build self-esteem, how one would feel if a rumor was spread about them or how one would feel if they spread a rumor and the person that spread a rumor found out, the negative impacts of spreading rumors, what to do if someone spreads a rumor about you, and 1 social story that focuses on a student spreading a rumor about another student supposedly cheating off his test.
The social story includes comprehension questions throughout. Some of the questions require students to put their feet in the shoes of the characters. This product encourages students to understand the negative impacts spreading rumors may have, how someone would feel if a rumor was spread about them, and a mature way to how to handle a situation when a rumor is spread.
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Social Skills Role-Playing Scenario Cards
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This product includes 78 social skills role-playing scenarios that focus on the following categories: stranger danger, working together, sharing, showing understanding, self-control, responsibility, never giving up, being friendly, feeling worried, feeling stressed, feeling misunderstood, feeling lonely, feeling lonely, feeling discouraged, feeling brave, being unique, being cautious, being a friend, and feeling disgusted. There are 4 role-playing scenarios for each category. Students can take turns acting out the social scenario provided. Once students act out the social story, they will be required to answer questions such as what would you do if you were in this situation?, what would you say to your friend in this situation?, what could you say to your friend to help them feel better in this situation?, what would you want your friend to say to you to help you feel better in this situation? why shouldn't you do something if placed in this situation, etc. along with many other questions that students can work together or independently when answering.
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Understanding All Emotions (Session #6)
By Mrs Bell The Crafty Counselor
The Board Game! Teach students how to recognize and respond to emotional situations. Included: 8x10 Game Board 60 Double-Sided Situation Cards Game Guidelines Game Pieces You will need a single dice to play. After teaching each emotion (sad, uneasy, surprised, angry, disgusted, and happy) play this game with your student or small group. Follow the game guidelines and enjoy playing this game with your students. Assembly: Print pages 7-16, double-sided, on cardstock. Laminate for extra durability. When cards speak of emotion words, they are referring to the words used on the posters in the first lesson “Teaching Emotions”. Refer to this if you are teaching the two lessons in conjunction with one another. If you are not, simply ask the student to provide synonyms for the emotions they are describing. Example: Emotion is sad. Emotion words could be blue, upset, fragile, unhappy, down, etc. There are two types of game pieces; flat and pop up. To create the flat pieces, cut on the dotted lines. To create the pop ups, cut on the dotted lines and fold on the solid lines. Feel free to substitute anything you would like for the game pieces. You could use coins, chips, the possibilities are endless, get creative! Game Rules: All players pick a game piece and begin in square #1: The first player rolls a single dice and moves the appropriate amount of spaces (1-6). If they land in a space that does not have a chameleon in it, the next person takes a turn. If they land on a space that has a chameleon on a flower vine, (example space #4, #7, #11, #15, #23, #26, #30, #34, #42), they pick a Situation Card from the pile. They read the situation out loud, and answer all of the questions (one to three questions per Situation Card). If they answer all questions correctly, they follow the worms to a higher space, closer to the food bowl (and the winners circle). If they answer incorrectly they stay put. If they land on a space that has a chameleon on a tree branch, (example space #9, #13, #20, #27, #31, #36, #45, #46) they automatically slide down to the lower level. They then pick a Situation Card, if they answer all parts correctly, they get another turn and roll the dice again. The game is over when someone reaches the winner’s circle. I hope your students have a BLAST with this game!! This is now part of a bundle! Click here for great savings! Mrs. Bell The Crafty Counselor
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Meet the Counselor Lesson Activities for Elementary Counselors
By Mrs Bell The Crafty Counselor
This meet the counselor lesson will teach your students all about your roles and responsibilities as the school counselor in a fun and interactive way! This back to school activity for elementary-aged students is sure to be a hit.
Have students walk in the counselor's shoes as they face various situations where they will decide if the school counselor is the best fit to find a solution. Teach students the services you provide with this fun, engaging, back-to-school meet-the-counselor lesson.
Students will think about the scope of the responsibilities of a school counselor as they "walk a mile" in other people's shoes to decide if the counselor is the best person for each situation. Students will learn who you are, how you can best help them, and where to find you during this meet the school counselor lesson.
Included in Download:
- Lesson Outline/Lesson Plan
- Conversation Cube
- Cootie Catcher
- Four Posters
- Two Worksheets
- Student Referral Sheets
- Sorting Labels and 81 Situation Cards
Whether you are introducing yourself as a back-to-school activity or a fun way to start your journey as a school counselor at a new school, this is a great back-to-school activity and meet the counselor lesson.
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Stacy V. says, “These are so cute and creative. My students loved using Hot Wheels cars to respond with. Questions are great and cover an array of topics to get to know your student.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kathy G. says, “I am so excited to use these in counseling. They are so colorful and engaging.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Caralyn W. says, “These are going to be great for building rapport and getting to know my students! Thanks so much!”
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Responsible Decision Making for Elementary Students Google Slides™ Activity
By Mrs Bell The Crafty Counselor
Challenge students to make good choices with this responsible decision making game! This is the perfect activity to improve critical thinking, decision making skills, and the concept of our actions having consequences. This game teaches problem-solving, good choices vs. poor choices, responsible decision-making skills, and more!
Students will be completely mystified by the “simmer or ignite” theme. They will be excited to brainstorm ways to respond to the various situations, making correlations between how their responses affect the various situations.
They will be thinking critically about each situation and deepening their understanding of the power and impact behind their decisions.
Here’s What’s Included:
Google Slide™ Activity Containing:
- Slide One: Intro
- Slide Two-Four: Simmer vs. Ignite Explanations
- Slide Five-Six: Example Explanations
- Slide Seven: Comparison Page
- Slide Eight - Forty-Nine: Simmer vs. Ignites Interactive Activity Slides
- Slide Fifty: Credits and Terms of Use
This good choice vs. poor choice decision-making game is perfect for classroom lessons, small groups, or distance learners. Download this resource, and you are ready to teach your students new life skills!
Sharpen your student’s decision-making skills as you guide them through the decision-making process. They will be presented with various scenarios while playing this game that requires students to think critically about their choices and the consequences of these choices.
Students will be given many examples of good choices that make situations better and poor choices that make situations worse. Help students gain an understanding of how situations can be "simmered" or "ignited" based on their behaviors and reactions to others.
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This is also available as a Simmer or Ignite Printable Activity!
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Digital Citizenship & Cyber Safety Lessons for Elementary School
By Mrs Bell The Crafty Counselor
Elementary school students are exposed to so much technology without always having the proper training in digital citizenship, internet and cyber safety rules, and navigating cyberbullying.
Equip your students will the tools they need to safely surf the internet, build good digital citizenship skills, and learn to follow cyber safety rules with these Digital Citizenship & Cyber Safety Lessons for your elementary classroom or counseling program.
The three included lessons teach kids how to be safe and SMART online, as well as how to leave a good digital footprint. Use all three lessons as a series, or pick the lesson that best fits your group's needs. Each lesson includes session outlines, objectives, and all necessary materials.
Lesson One: What is Digital Citizenship?
This lesson teaches kids what digital citizenship means and introduces them to the idea of being SMART online.
The included materials are:
- Cootie Catchers
- Poster Sets (use as posters or create mini iPad books)
- Discussion Cards
- Exit Tickets/Student Handouts
Lesson Two: How Can I Be Smart Online?
This lesson builds upon lesson one and continues to instill the values of being SMART online.
The included materials are:
- Fill in the Blank Icebreaker Sheet
- Question Cubes
- Cut and Glue Activity
Lesson Three: Good Digital Citizenship Skills
By the end of this lesson, kids have a thorough understanding of how to be SMART online and display good digital citizenship skills while online.
This lesson includes:
- Is this SMART? Situation Cards
- Digital Citizenship Situation Cards
- Bookmarks
In the end, kids will know how to be safe online, responsible digital citizenship skills, and how to handle instances of cyberbullying.
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Teach Students How to Identify Feelings and Describe Emotions - SEL Activity
By Mrs Bell The Crafty Counselor
Teach students how to identify feelings and describe emotions with these interactive printable foldable templates coupled with a roll and describe cube! Teach SEL skills, strengthen social skills, and teach students how to identify feelings and describe emotions with this fun foldable activity!
This download includes five different foldable options for differentiated instruction for your students. To set your students up for maximum success, pick the template that best matches your student's ability levels. Watch students increase their emotional intelligence abilities as they complete this activity.
Included in this Download:
- Five different foldable templates
- Emotions Cube
Also, color and black & white versions of all materials are included in the download. Students will have a blast as they roll the cube and describe the emotion they land on or tell a story about a time they felt that emotion. They will love lifting each of the flaps on their foldable as they write or draw their answers. These identifying feelings and describing emotions activities are such a simple way to get kids talking, to start the conversation about how they handle emotions, or to get to know the student better.
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amber M. says, "Great resource for teaching feelings and emotions to little ones."
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Carolyn Ann B. says, "My group had fun completing the feelings foldable. Thank you for this wonderful resource."
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Carrie N. says, "Thanks for making this. It lays out all of the emotions and has some great questions!"
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Social Skills Activities for Class Rules, Expectations, & School-Wide Procedures
By Mrs Bell The Crafty Counselor
This School Rules Tab Book is full of perfect back-to-school social skills activities for your students. This back-to-school activity helps teach students appropriate social skills and common school rules and procedures for various areas of the school campus. Through the use of written responses, drawings, and situation sorts, this tab book challenges students to think of appropriate behaviors inside and outside of the classroom.
This quick-prep tab book activity teaches students common rules and social skills needed for the following areas:
- Inside the Classroom
- Outside the Classroom
- Substitute Teacher
- Cafeteria
- Recess
- Library
Included in Download:
- One Printable School Rules Tab Book with Six Tabs
- Cut and Glue Scenarios
All you need to create your very own books is access to a double-sided printer, scissors, and a stapler. Quick assembly coupled with interactive cut and glue activities makes for the perfect social skills activities for your elementary school students. Your students will love learning the rules in this creative, interactive way.
This back-to-school School Rules Tab Book is perfect for individuals, small groups, or whole group lessons.
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Katrina B. says, "I have a student struggling with following basic classroom expectations. I'm excited to have him fill this out and use as a reminder."
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Jessica S. says, "I'm looking forward to using this with my social skills group! Thanks so much!"
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Treaundra S. says, "Great resource for the beginning of school when teaching procedures!"
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Respect Activities for Building Your Classroom Community
By Mrs Bell The Crafty Counselor
Are your students having difficulty being friendly and respectful to one another? Are you in search of classroom community building activities or teaching respect activities that show students the importance of being respectful?
Look no further! This “Feel Like Flying or Rain on My Parade” being respectful activities are for you!
Use these being respectful activities to show students that their actions have one of two impacts on other people. Their actions can either tear others down and “rain on their parade,” or, their actions can build others up and make others “feel like they can fly”.
Guide students towards making choices that are friendly and respectful that help to enhance and strengthen the school community.
Included with Download:
Question Cube (Cut and Glue)
Friendly vs. Unfriendly Worksheet
Respect vs. Disrespect Worksheet
Feel Like Flying or Rain on Their Parade Poster
17 Puzzle Piece Question Cards (Interactive Whole Group Activity)
81 Double-Sided Situation Cards
Build student's knowledge of friendly/unfriendly and respectful/disrespectful actions and the effects on others. Use these classroom community-building activities to show students they can either make others feel like they can fly, or they can rain on other people's parade.
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kristen D. says, “This resource works so well for the quick sessions with individuals and small groups that I do.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Jennifer H. says, “The kids very very engaged throughout this lesson. They really were able to grasp the kindness ideas.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Michelle P. says, “My Year 5 students enjoyed this and the lesson provided a good starting point for continuing discussion on this topic. Thank you!”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ali H. says, “The scaffolding of the two concepts to help generalize it in students every day life supported their learning significantly.”
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Self Esteem Activities & Positive Self-Talk Activities and Affirmations for Kids
By Mrs Bell The Crafty Counselor
Are you looking for self-esteem-building activities that teach students positive self-talk and how to use positive affirmations? Look no further! These self-esteem activities for kids are sure to help you build students' confidence and boost their self-esteem.
Additionally, this download includes six self-affirmation and self-esteem-building activities for elementary-aged students. This resource includes everything you need to teach students how to build themselves up with positive self-talk and the use of positive affirmations.
Included in this Download:
- Foldable Activity
- Conversation Cards
- Conversation Cube
- Self Affirmation Poster Set
- Student Self Affirmation Flip Book
- Self Affirmation Activity Sheets
Suprise students with a secret compartment hidden within the folds of the paper in the foldable activity. Challenge students to think about their most likable qualities and statements they use to build themselves up. Break the ice with the conversation cube. Use the conversation cards to get students talking about positive self-talk and words of affirmation. Hang the posters in highly visible areas for students to gaze upon. Create flipbooks for students to use when they need a self-esteem activity for a confidence boost. Let students get lost in a self-affirmation activity sheet. The possibilities and uses of the included resources are endless.
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Deborah E. says, "The lesson was great for my social skills group. Great examples of positive thinking are provided for students."
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Jacqueline R. says, "This is a very creative way to build confidence and competency. Can't wait to share this with my patients!"
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ashley M. says, "Nailed it again! Easy to use-everything you need!"
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New Year Goal Setting and Accountability Activities 2024 - New Year Crafts
By Mrs Bell The Crafty Counselor
When we find another year coming to an end, it is the perfect time for activities that reflect on the past year and set goals for the new year. Setting goals and remaining accountable can be tricky; that's where this New Year's Craft comes in handy.
Included are four interactive, engaging activities designed to get students thinking about their goals and how they can remain accountable. Multiple templates are included for student preference and/or differentiated instruction.
Activity #1: "Out of this World" Goals
Students create their own goals alien, which not only challenges them to set and maintain goals, but is a fun, hangeable activity. Three templates are included.
Activity #2: Goals Foldable
This foldable prints double-sided on one piece of paper. After a quick fold and a few scissor cuts, students are ready to reflect and goal set. Three templates are included.
Activity #3: Goal Setting Craftivity
This hanging, spinning craft is sure to get the attention of any student. This one makes goal-setting fun and crafty! Four templates are included.
Activity #4: Goals Log
This is the ultimate accountability log. This is a daily tracker that keeps students accountable for their goals long after they set them. One main template is included with optional monthly printables.
These crafts are great for guiding your students to keep their goals on track.
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Identifying Feelings & Emotions - Empathy Lesson for Elementary School
By Mrs Bell The Crafty Counselor
Help teach elementary school students all about identifying feelings and emotions with this fun, interactive empathy lesson. Take the pressure off discussing a difficult topic with this sunglasses slider empathy activity in your elementary school counseling groups.
This empathy lesson is the perfect addition to your elementary school counseling curriculum if you are looking to focus on teaching empathy in a fun and engaging way!
In this elementary school counseling empathy lesson, students will target their understanding of feelings and emotions. Students choose a discussion card, identify the highlighted emotion by sliding the sunglasses up or down, and then discuss how the particular situation on their card would make them feel.
This activity is GREAT for small groups and will allow your students to identify emotions and discuss how they think others might feel in this situation as well.
The fun sunglasses sliders used in this activity make this discussion approachable and light, allowing everyone a chance to answer some deep and meaningful questions in a non-intimidating format.
Empathy Lesson - Elementary School Counseling Feelings & Emotions Sunglasses Includes:
- Four Slider Sunglasses Templates
- Three Slider Inserts
- 54 Situation Discussion Cards
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Add this activity to your elementary school counseling curriculum and help your students understand empathy and work on identifying feelings and emotions!
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nancy H. says, "Perfect for helping children to learn to identify their own emotions and think about how others might feel."
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ashley B, says, "Great visual and resource!"
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nikki B. says, "My kiddies loved this. I printed the questions on card and laminated them. I also printed the glasses on to card. The kids loved this game. Sometimes they get board just picking a card and saying the answer, but they love anything interactive so really enjoyed showing the answer with the glasses."
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