Description
Students learn and review the role of the school counselor with this fun and engaging School Counselor BINGO Game!
Students learn 24 different roles of the school counselor such as running small groups, teaching coping skills, respecting confidentiality, listening, helping, and more!
✅ 25 BINGO cards and 24 calling cards are included in full color.
Educators Say
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“I used this with 3rd grade and they loved it. Anything in a game format is always a winner. I liked I was able to use the calling cards to introduce what I do.” – Linsey H.
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“My students loved this resource! I used this as my first guidance lessons this school year to introduce myself and my role 🙂 Love this resource and would highly recommend!” – Katey C.
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“I use this with grades 1-5 as an introduction to School Counseling lesson. It is a fun way to teach students about all the things I do as a School Counselor. I love that it incorporates both words and pictures, and has an easy way to project the images so that younger students can easily follow along. 10/10 – great activity.” – Allison P.
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“I used this with 3rd grade since they were already familiar with my role and me!” – Shari W.
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“This was a fun resource for grades 3-5th. They got to play a game and learn about the counselor’s role.” – Irma G.
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“My students loved this fun way of introducing the role of the school counselor.” – Kimberly P.
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“I wanted an activity to review my role because my students were already familiar with me. I used this with 2nd grade, and they had fun!” – Erin C.
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“Just the resource that I was looking for, thank you!” – Maranda B.
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“I love incorporating games in my lessons with older elementary. This game was perfect especially starting at a new school. For the call cards, I read the “clue” first and had the kids guess what the role was before I projected the call cards on the screen. Would definitely use this game again as a refresher!” – Beverly D.
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“This is a fun way for me to remind students about my role at the school. Great way for me to go over the same information, but in a new way.” – Christina P.