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Meet the School Counselor Ideas
I recently received an email from a reader about finding ideas school counselors can use when visiting students at the beginning of the year. Today, I am sharing three ideas I’ve used in my...
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Using Thinking Maps in School Counseling: Careers
Thinking maps are great tools that can be applied to all content areas including school counseling. They assist students with thinking more in depth about a topic. School counselors can use them in...
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School Counselor’s First -Aid Kit
While looking for more meet the school counselor ideas, I found a familiar idea from an old magazine on my bookshelf. The original article was written by Michelle Jordan. Many of us have heard of...
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A Bandage For Your Heart
Hello all! After a busy last week of summer vacation, I finally started back to work on Friday, August 17. I was so excited to move BACK into my guidance office from the much smaller office I used...
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“Who Are You?” Thumball Giveaway
If you don’t already have one, the Thumball (Thumb Ball) is a great ice breaker to use in your school counseling program at the beginning of the school year. It is also great for small groups. I’ve...
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The 3 Learning Styles
This week, I am working with my fourth grade friends for the first time this school year. Over the years, I have incorporated the learning styles into individual school counseling and in my small...
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Kindergarten: Feelings and Responsibility
One thing I really look forward to each year in my school counseling program is my very first visit with my new Kindergarten friends. After seeing grades 1-5 over the last three weeks, it’s finally...
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Weird!- A Bullying Victim’s Perspective
My major focus in my school counseling program this school year has been on bullying. I have had extensive conversations with my fourth and fifth grade friends especially. This month, I’m using the...
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Dare!- A Bystander’s Perspective
In a previous post, Weird!- A Bulling Victim’s Perspective, I wrote about one book from The Weird Series by Erin Frankel. The book Weird! is written from the perspective of the victim in a bullying...
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Tough!- A Bully’s Perspective
I have thoroughly enjoyed presenting The Weird Series by Erin Frankel during my school counseling lessons with my fourth grade friends. I wrote previously about the book Weird! which tells the story...
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Tattling Vs. Reporting Freebie
This FREE download from my Teachers pay Teachers store will help your students think about the difference between tattling and telling. This is a great addition to any lesson about tattling that you...
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