Conflict Resolution Skills and Activities for Elementary Students
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by Laura Driscoll
10M ago
As a school counselor, your day can be filled with the latest conflict or issue between students. You are left trying to help them resolve things and get back to class. As part of classroom lessons or small group, you can help students develop conflict resolution skills that that they can use independently. In this […] The post Conflict Resolution Skills and Activities for Elementary Students appeared first on Social Emotional Workshop ..read more
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12 Growth Mindset Activities to Encourage Elementary Students
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by Laura Driscoll
11M ago
Developing a growth mindset helps students persevere through challenges and push themselves to keep improving. Students can learn that intelligence isn't fixed but can be developed through hard work, dedication, and practice.  We all have been around people that limit themselves. We have been those people. As a school counselor, you are in a perfect […] The post 12 Growth Mindset Activities to Encourage Elementary Students appeared first on Social Emotional Workshop ..read more
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Best Counseling Activities for Self Regulation Skills
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by Laura Driscoll
11M ago
As school counselors, you can help children develop the skills necessary to manage their emotions. This blog post will explore different activities and strategies for helping elementary students build important self-regulation skills. From simple mindfulness scripts to positive self-talk, we'll dive into counseling activities you can start using today.Build a Coping Skills ToolboxBuilding an individualized […] The post Best Counseling Activities for Self Regulation Skills appeared first on Social Emotional Workshop ..read more
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5 Core Student Success Skills
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by Laura Driscoll
1y ago
A big part of being a school counselor is helping students develop the skills they need to succeed in school and life. You can be academically capable, but miss so many opportunities for growth if you struggle to listen or stay organized. While these student success skills aren't core content, they make all the difference. […] The post 5 Core Student Success Skills appeared first on Social Emotional Workshop ..read more
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11 Confidence Building Activities for Kids
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by Laura Driscoll
1y ago
As a school counselor, you often see students struggling with self-confidence despite being more than capable. However, with some great confidence-building activities for kids, you can help them believe in themselves. This post will cover 12 ideas you can use in individual and group counseling to help students accept and love themselves. Plus, many can […] The post 11 Confidence Building Activities for Kids appeared first on Social Emotional Workshop ..read more
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School Counseling Office Must Haves
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by Laura Driscoll
1y ago
As a school counselor, psychologist, or social worker, having the right items in your office can make all the difference. From books to decor, certain school counseling office must-haves will help create an inviting and practical spot for you and your students. In this article, we'll cover some of the essential items to have. School […] The post School Counseling Office Must Haves appeared first on Social Emotional Workshop ..read more
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Indirect Counseling Services – 13 Ways to a Bigger Impact
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by Laura Driscoll
1y ago
As a school counselor, being stretched thin tends to be the normal operating mode. Somewhere someone has the recommended ASCA ratio, but I've never met them. So, more kids need support than there are slots in your schedule. While direct services, like individual and group counseling, are an essential part of your program, you can […] The post Indirect Counseling Services – 13 Ways to a Bigger Impact appeared first on Social Emotional Workshop ..read more
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10 Ways School Counselors Can Help Students with Anxiety
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by Laura Driscoll
1y ago
Anxiety is a major concern for school-aged kids, with nearly 30% of students having to battle it during their childhood. Unfortunately, only 1% of those affected get help in the initial year that symptoms appear - and the others never receive any formal support. That means that students are handling these big, overwhelming feelings on […] The post 10 Ways School Counselors Can Help Students with Anxiety appeared first on Social Emotional Workshop ..read more
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4 Simple Counseling Activities Using Paper Chains
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by Laura Driscoll
1y ago
Hands-on counseling activities are a great way to engage students. Often when hands are moving, so are mouths. You can pull lots of everyday materials off your shelf and use them in counseling. Today we are going go over some ideas using slips of paper. Counseling activities using paper chains are a great way to […] The post 4 Simple Counseling Activities Using Paper Chains appeared first on Social Emotional Workshop ..read more
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Easy Activities to Teach Choices and Consequences
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by Laura Driscoll
1y ago
The term "choices and consequences" sounds harsh, doesn't it? It's missing that warm social-emotional feel other topics like empathy and calming strategies have. You know that helping students learn to reflect on the decisions they make and the results are some of the most essential SEL work you can do. So let's dive into five […] The post Easy Activities to Teach Choices and Consequences appeared first on Social Emotional Workshop ..read more
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