Teaching calming strategies and coping skills in your elementary school counseling sessions doesn’t have to be hard! Make learning all about calming strategies and coping skills fun and engaging with this “stratacheese” pizza activity! Add this activity to your counseling curriculum to target important coping skills with your students. 

Students will have a blast learning new calming strategies while designing their very own pizza, complete with a pizza box! 

Calming Strategies & Coping Skills Lesson for Elementary School Counseling includes EVERYTHING you need to equip your students with new emotional coping skills and calming strategies. 

Included in this resource you will find:

• Posters (6)
• Conversation Cube
• Stratacheese Situation Cards (45 cards)
• Craftivity (pizza outline and pizza box template)
• Activity Sheet
• Exit Ticket

Both color and black and white options are provided in this download!

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This counseling curriculum will your students master their emotions and learn to cope with effective calming strategies! 

See What Other Teachers Are Saying . . .

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sara B. says, " Students really enjoyed this - I used it to introduce the term coping skills and introduce some new strategies.  The scenarios cards were great - very on target.  Thanks!"

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Charlotte D. says, "This craft activity is so cute! My students really enjoyed making the pizza and learned new coping skills in a hands on manner."

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Carly G. says, "Used this in my social skills small groups from 2nd grade to 4th grade! I'm sure it could be accommodated to use with even younger and older grades too. The kids loved the pizza theme and it culminating into building their own pizza box to house the activity.  I think it was really memorable for them! And the "stratacheese" word play is just perfect!"

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