4 Easy Steps to Teach Students How to Apologize
Learning to apologize is a crucial tool that helps students grow their social skills, conflict resolution skills, and friendships! But, most of our kids don’t
Hey y’all! Thanks so much for stopping by. My name is Laura and I am an Elementary School Counselor turned Curriculum Writer. At my precious school in Nashville, TN, 97% of my students were living in …
Learning to apologize is a crucial tool that helps students grow their social skills, conflict resolution skills, and friendships! But, most of our kids don’t
School counselors, does the thought of facilitating small groups make you feel weak in the knees? Do you feel lost on where to start, how
As a school counselor, one essential skill you’ll find yourself championing is problem-solving. The ability to navigate challenges– both big and small– is crucial for
As a school counselor, one of the most important aspects of your job is helping students navigate the complexities of relationships and conflict resolution. Teaching
Welcome to part 2 of the peaceful problem-solving series for elementary school counselors! We will dive into all things I-Messages. Go ahead and read Part
You’re a new elementary school counselor and are feeling overwhelmed. There are so many new faces. New and varied responsibilities. You’re needed in so many
All of us experience grief and loss at some point in our lives, with many of us navigating our first loss as children. Coping with
Grief is a complex emotion that follows a great loss in a person’s life. For elementary students, these losses can include the death of a
As school counselors, we never know what students will bring to us each day, and sometimes their needs are so great, so profound, that it
Problems between friends and classmates happen all the time, and it’s hard for young children to know when a problem is bullying or just a
One of the most common questions that followers ask me is, “What are your favorite, must-have books for school counseling?” Well, the truth is, I
School counselors, did your school give you a budget to purchase supplies, but you have NO.IDEA what to buy? Friend, I’ve been there! Let’s dive
