School Counseling

This is a simple G.R.I.T. bulletin board display to put up in your classroom. You get a "GRIT" title and the words that go with each letter. Just print everything out on your desired color of paper and voila! You've got a GRIT board! I printed everything on white paper and backed it with black construction paper. The words spell out the following: G: Give it your all R: Redo if necessary I: Ignore giving up T: Take time to do it right Follow me! Blog Instagram Facebook Pinterest Your...

Need a monthly school counseling newsletter that is editable with some built-in content? Here are the BUNDLE templates that you will love and will save you time. There is room for you to add your own unique content. Whether you call it Counselor’s Corner or Counselor’s Newsletter, sending an update via email or printed copy will keep staff and families informed of your counseling program, including upcoming events, important dates, resources, and what the students are learning each month.

These mindfulness small group activities for school counseling will make your next group easy and effective. Students will learn what mindfulness is, why it's important, and how they can practice it.

Are you a busy school counselor looking for a quick and organzed way to document student sessions? Streamline Your School Counseling Notes with This Easy-to-Use Google Form! This School Counseling Session Notes Google Form is the perfect solution! Designed to help you efficiently collect and track notes, this form ensures that you can focus on what matters most—supporting your students—while keeping your records structured and accessible.

Whether your district calls it PBIS, RTI-B, or MTSS-B, chances are, you are providing your students with levels of support. This is a good thing! That said,

These seven activities for social-emotional learning and growth are the perfect craftivities for elementary students to learn new skills.

These executive functioning lessons for kids will help your upper elementary students learn about organization, goal setting, perseverance and staying on task. Includes 6 lessons with activities. Also includes data collection sheets to help monitor your students work completion. Perfect for IEP data collection, and for students who struggle with executive functioning. Can be used in individual, small group or classroom school counseling lessons!

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Are your students struggling with low motivation? As a school counselor, you have the power to make a difference! Discover research-backed strategies to help students build confidence, connect with others, and take ownership of their goals. Let’s spark meaningful change together!

In this article, I will give you four tips to get started and stay constant with a kick-butt school counseling newsletter! Keep reading...

I Wish My Counselor Knew, is a great activity to use to check in on students. This would be a great activity for the beginning of the year as well as periodically throughout. **Incorporate more social and emotional health discussions into your daily classroom.**Ready to print and use.

This is a great way to introduce the role of a school counselor to students. It helps give a better understanding of job responsibilities and services a school counselor provides. This download can be used as a powerpoint presentation or print and laminate for durability. This download includes: 10 pages of the role of a school counselor A foldable brochure for students to color and complete and keep. This download comes in both color and black and white versions. If you wish to have a...

Are you a school counselor who is looking to encourage gratitude at your school? These ideas will help you teach explicitly about gratitude, include it into your office or classroom decor, make it a routine and practice it yourself. This post is perfect for November, but can also help you and your students practice gratitude year round!

Unlock the potential of your students with our Printable Growth Mindset Activities, designed specifically for Grades 5-12. Middle School, Junior High, High School or Homeschool. This comprehensive set of thought-provoking activities is perfect for school counselors and teachers seeking to foster resilience, perseverance, and a love of learning in their students. Product Highlights: - Age-Appropriate Content - Diverse Activity Types - Thought-Provoking Prompts - Easy to Implement - Supports...

COMPASSION LESSON IDEAS and ACTIVITIES for upper elementary morning meetings or social emotional learning: Your 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students will be exposed to a literature-rich environment that encourages personal improvement, character development, community building, teaching themes in literature and ELA skills. Suggested read materials will engage your students in compassion related lessons and promote character education.