Self-Control Activities for Responsible Decision Making

Description

These self-control and responsible decision making individual counseling activities are the perfect resource for helping our youngest students stay safe and make good choices! The counseling curriculum is full of hands-on activities for primary students. It makes for a great tier 3 intervention as part of MTSS-B.

Here’s why it rocks:

⭐Completely scripted so you can feel confident and prepared going into each session

⭐The objectives are research-based

⭐Hands-on activities with zero worksheets to maximize engagement in the counseling process and connection between student and counselor

⭐Multiple options for (simple!) data collection and analysis

Who is this resource for?

❤️Counselors, social workers, and psychologists serving students struggling with self-control and making good choices. Special education teachers might find it helpful as well!

❤️It is recommended for children in K-2nd grade, but you know your students’ developmental levels and capabilities best

Can I use it with groups?

Yes, you can. It doesn’t involve any activities that involve group members interacting with one another, though, and I would recommend no more than three students together for this.

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This resource includes:

✅Eight complete sessions, including one focused on rapport building and one for termination

✅Two weekly check-in options

✅Teacher, and student pre/post surveys

✅Teacher and student progress monitoring forms

✅Weekly parent/caregiver notes

✅All color pages are also included in black and white.