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Seasonal and Holiday Counseling Activities

Seasonal and Holiday Counseling Activities

Name: Seasonal and Holiday Counseling Activities
SKU: 2501
Price: 16.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Original price was: $20.25.Current price is: $16.00.

Made for: School Counselors

Grade Level: 2nd, 3rd, 4th

Category: Individual and Group Tools

File Format: PDF

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You know those times when you’re meeting with a student or a group for a counseling session, and it happens to be the same day as a holiday or the day before a break? Maybe they’ve been doing fun activities in class? Or maybe you’re just all in the holiday/season spirit? These seasonal and holiday counseling activities are perfect for those times!

They allow for the teaching and practicing of important social emotional skills while using a fun and festive theme.

•August/September: Apples and Goal Setting

•October: Pumpkins and I-Messages

•November: Fall/Thanksgiving and Gratitude

•December: Snow Globes and Strengths/Weaknesses

•January: Mittens and Positive Thinking

•February: Hearts/Love and Social Support

•March: St. Patrick’s Day and Choices/Consequences

•April: Spring Weather and Coping Skills

•May/June: Summer and Transitions

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What others are saying...

“Love how engaging your resources always are! These are such cute seasonal lessons and provide excellent themed practice for a lot of skills already in my curriculum.”

“Really cute lessons! Easy to adapt to all grade levels, and students looked forward to seasonal lessons. It made it seem like I was cooler than I was since we weren’t doing “SEL” we were doing seasons… little did the kids know it was still SEL!”

“A wonderfully easy and fun bundle to use through counseling students individually, in small groups, or as a class lesson. Very versatile! My students especially loved the fall-themed “I-Messages” lesson.”