Elementary school social work

Social work blog full of counseling ideas and resources for all who love social emotional learning and are working towards social emotional goals.

Building relationships with your grade 4 5 6 students should be your number one priority for a productive and engaging back to school class.

We're school social workers, of course we're going to want to celebrate during National School Social Work Week! 🙌 Join us in acknowledging and thanking school social workers, including the SEWI clinical team, for the invaluable roles they play in student well-being and success. #SEWI #MSW #SocialWork #schoolsocialwork

Emotion Worksheets — A Ducks Therapist

5 Creative School Counseling Activities Using Candy - Confident Counselors

Here are some great ideas from Big Life Journal if you are feeling strong emotions in public:

A few years ago, a 4th-grade student I had worked with regularly since kindergarten sulked into my office. Her head was down and her arms were crossed. I

Part of my 3rd grade's problem solving unit, after we tackle conflict resolution, is to identify problems inside vs. outside of our control. As many, many

These items will help you keep an organized counseling office. They are must-haves for your school counseling office, check them out and starting making your counseling office epic.

Middle school minds are truly a work in progress. Kids and teens in middle school need extra support learning and applying social-emotional skills every step of the way. Learn how to use strategies and techniques to build SEL skills with your learners that are fun, engaging, and meaningful.

Quick, fun, no-prep SEL lesson activities that are perfect for before and after breaks or any time you need an extra fun guidance lesson

I would love, love, love to be a student in my sweet friend Alisha's @missingtoothgrins1 class!😍😍 She does the cutest stuff, and it is always so meaningful!!! This Circle of Control anchor chart she uses in her classroom is at the to

The social emotion learning or SEL "I Can" statements are visual reminders to adults of what skills to be embedding in their work with students (in academic instruction, in the cafeteria, everywhere!) and to students of what they can and should be doing. The skills lists are useful to counselors, social workers, deans, and other support team facilitators!

Help students develop self-awareness by incorporating lessons that target social emotional learning in the classroom. Find ideas and lessons for addressing SEL along with actionable ideas for helping develop social emotional learning in upper elementary and middle school classrooms.

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