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🎲 Hands down, my favorite game for kids is JENG

🎲 Hands down, my favorite game for kids is JENGA!

I LOVE a good game of Jenga—but my favorite version is not just any Jenga. I’ve given it a twist to create Calm Down Control Jenga! 🎉

Why do I love this game so much?
💡 It’s versatile: It’s fun, interactive, and easy to set up in any counseling session or classroom.
🧠 It teaches valuable skills: This version helps kids work on impulse control, calming strategies, and emotional regulation—all while playing!
❤️ It’s engaging: Kids are excited to play, and it builds rapport naturally.

Benefits for Students:
✔️ Encourages self-regulation in a hands-on way.
✔️ Promotes teamwork and positive social interactions.
✔️ Makes learning coping strategies fun and memorable!

Want to learn more? Comment “JENGA” below, and I’ll DM you the link so you can bring Calm Down Control Jenga to your students! 🧩

What’s YOUR favorite way to teach emotional regulation skills?

Let’s chat in the comments! 👇

Do you have a student or child struggling to manag

Do you have a student or child struggling to manage anger? 😡💔 This 'Keep from Erupting' resource is here to save the day!

🎯 Designed for counselors, teachers, and parents, this engaging resource is packed with:
✔️ Fun, hands-on activities
✔️ Proven strategies to handle tough emotions
✔️ Easy-to-follow techniques for building self-control

💡 Perfect for small groups, classroom lessons, or at-home practice, these tools empower kids to better understand their feelings and make positive choices.

✨ Why it works:
This resource isn’t just about calming down—it’s about helping kids understand why they’re upset and teaching them lifelong skills to manage emotions.

📥 Grab it today and see the difference!

💬 What’s your go-to strategy for helping kids manage anger? Share below! 👇

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I’m absolutely thrilled (and a little nervous 😅) to share that I’ll be presenting at the ASCA Conference in Long Beach, California this summer! This is such an incredible honor, and honestly, I’m feeling ALL the emotions—excitement, gratitude, and a tiny bit of “pinch me, is this real?”

I’ll be sharing my session on Tiered Strategies to Improve Elementary Attendance, a topic so close to my heart. Attendance has such a huge impact on student success, and I’m beyond excited to provide practical tools and strategies that can make a real difference.

What makes this even more special? I’ll be presenting alongside some of the most amazing counselors I’ve admired for years. Being part of this incredible community is truly humbling, and I’m just so grateful for this opportunity. 💙

If you’re heading to Long Beach, I’d LOVE to see you there! Let’s connect, share ideas, and celebrate the amazing work we all do for students.

The new year is the perfect time to reset and refo

The new year is the perfect time to reset and refocus in your classroom or counseling sessions.

Here’s how to get started this January:

✨ Re-establish Routines
✅ Review classroom rules and expectations
✅ Set clear schedules and use visual timers

✨ Teach Self-Control
✅ Practice deep breathing and mindfulness exercises
✅ Create or reintroduce a Calm Corner for students

✨ Set Goals
✅ Help students set personal & academic goals
✅ Celebrate progress with small wins

✨ Encourage Kindness
✅ Facilitate team-building activities
✅ Start a kindness challenge to spread positivity

When I work with students, I love using catchy callbacks to grab their attention and bring the room back to focus. It’s a simple, fun way to create a routine and keep everyone on track.

Want a FREE list of my favorite catchy callbacks to use in your routines?

💬 Comment "CALL," and I’ll DM you the link!

Let’s start the year with calm, focus, and a whole lot of success! 🎯❄️

Struggling with students' self-control after the h

Struggling with students' self-control after the holidays?

Getting back into the classroom routine can be tough, but I’ve got a small group resource to help!

My Super Self-Control Interactive Notebook is packed with:
✅ Strategies to manage big emotions
✅ Fun, interactive activities
✅ Tools to build focus and resilience

Want to jumpstart your students’ success in the new year?

✨ Comment "SUPER" below, and I'll DM you the link to learn more! ✨

Ready to kick off the New Year with intention and

Ready to kick off the New Year with intention and creativity? My New Year’s 2025 Goal-Setting and Accountability Activities is the perfect resource to help your students reflect, dream big, and create a plan to achieve their goals! 📝✨

This craftivity isn’t just about setting goals—it’s about fostering accountability and encouraging growth mindset in a fun and engaging way. .💡

With this resource, your students will:
✅ Reflect on the past year
✅ Set realistic and meaningful goals
✅ Create a colorful, hands-on craftivity to remind them of their aspirations all year long!

Perfect for:
🎯 Classroom counseling sessions
🎯 SEL lessons
🎯 Homeschool enrichment
🎯 January classroom decor!

Let’s help students start 2025 on the right foot with goals they’re proud to own. Grab it now in my shop and make New Year’s resolutions fun AND effective! 🎉

📩 Comment NEW YEAR below, and I’ll DM you the link to grab this resource!

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🐒📚 Have students who are feeling a little gr

🐒📚 Have students who are feeling a little grumpy some days? They're not alone! Meet their new best friend, the Grumpy Monkey! This super cute read that's perfect for those days when nothing seems right.

'Grumpy Monkey' by Suzanne Lang is a heartwarming story that teaches students it's okay to feel their feelings, even the grumpy ones. With its charming illustrations and a tale that resonates with all, this book is a must-have in your reading list. 📖💕

But it's more than just a story - it's a gentle reminder that we all have tough days, and that's perfectly normal. Let's teach our little ones to navigate their emotions in a healthy way.

If you're interested in adding this wonderful book to your collection, you can click the affiliate 🔗 in my bio or comment 'GRUMPY', and I'll DM you the link!

Happy reading, and remember, it's okay to be a Grumpy Monkey sometimes! 🐵💗

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Making friends isn’t always easy—especially fo

Making friends isn’t always easy—especially for kids! Between shyness, social anxiety, or simply not knowing what to say, many children struggle to form meaningful friendships. That’s why explicitly teaching friendship skills is so important!

Here’s Why Teaching Friendship Skills Matters:
✔️ Friendship is a Learned Skill: Kids need guidance to understand how to approach and connect with others.

✔️ Builds Confidence: Knowing the “how-to” steps reduces social anxiety and encourages kids to take that first step.

✔️ Prevents Misunderstandings: Explicit teaching ensures kids know how to navigate conflict and misunderstandings.

✔️ Strengthens SEL: Friendship skills are essential for emotional well-being, empathy, and problem-solving.

🎉 Introducing the Yeti Friendship Activity Book! 🎉

This interactive workbook uses the fun and memorable "sifting dance" to teach kids how to make friends in six easy-to-follow steps:
1️⃣ Say Hi
2️⃣ Introduce Yourself
3️⃣ Find Out What They’re Like
4️⃣ Talk About Something Fun
5️⃣ Invite Them to Do Something Together
6️⃣ Goodbyes & Plan Something Fun for the Future

With its engaging Yeti theme, step-by-step instructions, and hands-on activities, this resource is perfect for classrooms, small groups, or even one-on-one counseling sessions.

👀 Ready to help your students make lasting connections?

Grab this activity today and watch your kids learn, grow, and dance their way to new friendships!

📥 Comment “Yeti” below, and I’ll DM you the link!

Looking for an engaging activity that doubles as a

Looking for an engaging activity that doubles as a way to help kids express their emotions and build self-awareness? This shield activity is perfect for small groups, classroom sessions, or even one-on-one counseling.

It encourages students to reflect on the people, tools, and strategies that help them feel safe and supported.

Here’s how to do it step by step:
1️⃣ Gather Materials:
- Paper plates (one for each participant)
- Crayons, markers, or colored pencils
Optional: stickers, glitter, or other decorations

2️⃣ Introduce the Activity:
Explain to students that the plate represents a shield. This shield is something they can imagine protecting them when they feel angry, sad, or scared. They’ll decorate it with images or symbols of things that help them feel safe or help them work through big emotions.

3️⃣ Get Creative:
On the front of the plate, draw and decorate what makes you feel protected. For example, it could be family members, friends, pets, calming strategies, or a favorite hobby.

Encourage students to use colors, symbols, or even words that represent their feelings of safety and support.

4️⃣ Reflect Together:
After completing the shields, invite participants to share their designs.

Ask questions like:
- Who or what did you include on your shield?
- How do these things help you when you feel upset or overwhelmed?

5️⃣ Discuss Use:
Explain that this shield can act as a reminder of their support system and coping tools when they’re having a hard time.

Benefits of the Shield Activity:
✅ Encourages emotional expression and self-reflection
✅ Builds a sense of safety and support
✅ Helps kids identify their coping tools and support systems
✅ Strengthens group connection when shared

This activity is simple yet powerful and a great way to foster conversations about emotional regulation and support.

➡️ Are you ready to try this with your students or kids? Let me know how it goes! 💬

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