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5 Ways Teachers Can Support School Counseling Lessons All Month Long
School counseling lessons are powerful, but when they only happen once a month, students need more opportunities to practice those skills in real moments. The good news?Classroom teachers don’t need extra prep or new programs to help social and personal skills stick. What they need is clarity, consistency, and simple tools that align with what…
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Books and Games That Build Executive Function Skills in Kids
Supporting Executive Function Through Play: Books and Games That Help Kids Thrive
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10 Essential Behaviors Educators Support Every Day (and Books That Help Teach Them!)
Educators teach far more than academics—they guide students through the everyday behaviors that help them succeed in school and beyond. From accepting “no” to waiting patiently, managing disappointment, and staying on task, these skills shape how children learn, play, and solve problems. In this post, you’ll find ten essential behaviors kids practice at school, along…
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Frequent Flyers: Supporting Students Who Visit the Counselor… A Lot
If you’ve noticed an uptick in student self-referrals lately, you’re not alone! Many counselors are seeing more students seeking check-ins for every worry, disagreement, or uncomfortable feeling. While it’s wonderful that kids see you as a trusted adult, it’s also important to help them build confidence in managing smaller problems on their own.
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15 More Picture Books That Should Be On Every Counselors Bookshelf
15 Must-Have Picture Books For Counselors
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Big Feelings, Little Hearts: Picture Books to Help Young Children Manage Worry
Even our littlest learners can carry some pretty big worries. Whether it’s a new classroom, a stormy sky, or just the unknown, those anxious feelings can feel overwhelming. Thankfully, stories have a gentle way of helping kids see themselves, understand their emotions, and find comfort in knowing they’re not alone. In this post, I’m sharing…
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