Tips for Teaching Feelings Identification for Elementary School Counselors
When children can say, “I feel nervous because I have a spelling test,” instead of acting out, it’s a game-changer. Am I right?! Understanding and
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 …
When children can say, “I feel nervous because I have a spelling test,” instead of acting out, it’s a game-changer. Am I right?! Understanding and
Teaching diversity and acceptance to little learners is essential for building a safe, inclusive, and compassionate school community. When children learn to celebrate differences, embrace
Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday to weave in social-emotional learning. Gratitude is a valuable quality to nurture year-round, but the holiday season is the perfect
From online gaming to social media to YouTube, kids are hooked on technology more than ever before. Don’t get me wrong, technology has its benefits!
As a school counselor, one of our key roles is to equip students with social-emotional skills, and self-control is one of the most important! Self-control
As elementary school counselors, our job is to equip students with essential social-emotional skills that serve them in school and beyond. The growth of self-control