Student council activities elementary

Are you a first year student council advisor, feeling totally overwhelemed? I've been there! When I first started as the staff advisor for 6th-grade student council, I was lost, confused, and overwhelmed! I created this free brainstorming guide to help make sure that others don't need to feel that way! This blog post will help you brainstorm logisitics, activities, and ideas for your elementary, middle school, or high school student council to help get started on the right foot!

Decide why you need one and how they will be utilized in your building. For me, I knew I wanted to make a Character Council because there were things I needed to get done, that were so easy… students could do. In fact, what better way to let them have ownership of their school and assemblies by getting to be apart of it.Click to see more!

These student council ideas provide a platform for students to develop important life skills while making a positive impact on their school community.

20 school-wide kindness initiatives for elementary school counseling. Get students engaged in kindness activities with these fun ideas!

A colleciton of leadership activities for middle school students. Get fun leadership games, leadership lesson plans, as well as student leader exercises.

Service can be integrated into regular classroom lessons. Here are 10 easy service projects for schools or classrooms to take on.

Get everyone involved with these inclusive school spirit week ideas! Show your school pride and build community with thoughtful spirit days.

Are you looking for ways to plan events and activities that include your whole school community? Take a peek at my favorite events for students, families, staff, and the larger school community as a whole! These events go beyond a typical movie/pizza party and are sure to be a hit with your whole school!

Use these tips for better reflecting with your student council or leadership students to encourage self-growth and a stronger program.

Create student leaders and develop leadership skills with these leadership resources. They're engaging and enjoyable for students, yet easy for teachers.