Sel holiday activities

This holiday writing activity is perfect to get your upper elementary students thinking about what brings them joy. These will make a beautiful hall display

With the excitement of winter, the new year, and winter vacations, it can be hard to keep students focused and engaged in learning. Winter themed academic activities motivate students by connecting what they are experiencing

Need to calm the chaos before the holidays? Your students will love this holiday mindfulness activity to help them calm their bodies and minds!

Holiday chaos getting your students down? Try these winter mindfulness activities for kids to bring peace and joy to your holiday lessons!

This resource is an engaging social emotional learning Winter or January counseling activity for individual counseling or group counseling. Help students understand negative thinking and helpful (or positive) thinking! Students will match up helpful to unhelpful thought mittens then create their own scenario and mitten thoughts pair. Open the preview for more details! […]

Christmas activities for elementary school counseling - classroom guidance lessons, individual activities, self esteem activities, games, and more! -Counselor Keri

These December kindness ideas for school counselors will help you promote kindness and empathy this holiday season. Teaching about kindness and empathy during this time of year is perfect for helping your students look outward and focus on the needs of others.

Use this Christmas Light Writing Activity: You Light Up this Room to connect Christmas, writing and social emotional learning.

The goal of this social emotional learning (SEL) craft is to create a fun visual support for your child to use and practice their deep breathing. This is a great hands-on social emotional learning activity that involves fine motor skills, self-regulation, direction following, and creative skills. After the ghost breathing buddy is complete it can be added to your child’s calm down toolkit.

Hi speechies! We are in full on holiday mode during my speech sessions right now! I created this game for my older crowd and wanted to share it because it's been a hit: Here's the deal: There are 20 holiday-based social scenarios crumpled up as "snowballs" and put in the brown bag. The kids take turns pulling a snowball out of the bag and reading the social situation. We work through the scenarios together. Following each scenario the questions listed are: How can this situation be handled…