Social Emotional Workshop

I really liked these worksheets. They worked great and filled a need I had for a CBT small group addressing anxiety. The only thing that could have made them more perfect is if they came in Spanish, too!

The spinner is cute and kids enjoyed coloring them. It's a great reminder that students don't always have to say how they feel, they can let us know in many ways. Speaking your feelings isn't always the easiest way to communicate.
Thank you!

Love it! It's fun but succinct. It will be a good reference point for the kids I work with.

This was a fabulous lesson on how to give a compliment by being true, positive, and specific. Students really enjoyed the CompliMitten activity. Would make a very cute bulletin board, but I found students wanted to deliver them right away instead of hanging them up.

I have been looking for something like this activity for a while, I loved it and so did my client!

I really loved this poster! It’s in my office and has been a topic with the kids since I got it. Well done!! Thank you!!

I love these resources. They help guide me start to finish and are professionally designed.

Fun for practicing new emotion vocabulary words with a whole class, small group, or an individual! We just used a paper clip and pencil as s spinner, chose a word, and spun to see what we had to do with that word.

I absolutely love this resource!! It's been super helpful! I would highly recommend!

I’ve been using these resources with my kindergartner. She’s been through a lot. And I’ve even shared the resources with her school and THEY LOVE IT.

Easy to read, pictures are easy to follow and understand

Love this resource to help connect thoughts to feelings. I do not have to th8nk of scenarios because they did all the thinking. Will be buying the full set later down the road.

Loved it! Students really enjoyed the activity.

I love the resources and activities. I have made a sensory bin to go with it.

I have been working with a student who is very hard on herself and is so mean in her own brain about herself. I used this resource to help get the conversation started about negative thinking and the types of negative thinking that exist. She responded very well.