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CBT Worksheets for School Counseling | 15 Printable & Google Slides Activities for Feelings, Negative Thinking & Problem-Solving

CBT Worksheets for School Counseling | 15 Printable & Google Slides Activities for Feelings, Negative Thinking & Problem-Solving

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CBT Worksheets for School Counseling | 15 Printable & Google Slides Activities for Feelings, Negative Thinking & Problem-Solving
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CBT Worksheets for School Counseling | 15 Printable & Google Slides Activities for Feelings, Negative Thinking & Problem-Solving

$4.50
Sale price  $4.50 Regular price 

15 reusable CBT worksheets for grades 2-8 counseling: feelings scales, thought-feeling-behavior tools, trackers, and problem-solving activities. PDF + Google Slides, with completed examples.

Made for: Individual Counseling

Grade Level: Not Grade Specific

File Format: PDF and Google Slides

Total Pages: 30+

Topic: Coping Skills, Positive Thinking, Feelings, Self Regulation, and CBT

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About This Resource

Reusable CBT worksheet set for individual, small-group, and problem-solving sessions | Elementary & middle school (grades 2-8) | 15 worksheets, 30+ pages | PDF + Google Slides | Completed examples included.

Cognitive-behavioral approaches are short-term and evidence-based, which makes them a natural fit for school counseling. This set of 15 reusable worksheets helps you introduce and practice core CBT skills with students, whether you're in a small group, a one-on-one session, or an emergency problem-solve between classes.

What's Included

15 CBT worksheets with Google Slides versions for digital or distance use. A completed example of every worksheet is included, so students have a model to follow.

Feelings Scales & Thermometers

  • Feelings Thermometers
  • Riding the Wave
  • Up and Down Meltdown Mountain
  • How Full Is Your Cup?

Connecting Thoughts, Feelings & Behaviors

  • CBT Triangle
  • Think-Feel-Act Sheets
  • Student Think-Feel Slips
  • Round the Bases
  • Flying Your Kite
  • Think-Feel-Act Map

Trackers

  • Feelings Tracker
  • Thought Record

Testing Our Thinking & Problem-Solving

  • 3 Questions
  • 2 Ways to Think About It
  • In Our Control or Out of Our Control
  • Problem-Choices-Consequences-Solutions

Why This, Why Now

A student lands in your office mid-spiral and you've got fifteen minutes before your next group. You don't have time to build an intervention from scratch, and you shouldn't have to. These are the worksheets you reach for when you need to name a feeling, map a thought to a behavior, or walk a kid through a problem without winging it. They're reusable, they come with completed examples so you're not modeling on the fly, and they cover the CBT skills you teach: sizing feelings, catching and challenging negative thinking, and sorting what's in a student's control from what isn't.

Ways to Use It

Small-group CBT lessons, individual counseling, quick problem-solving sessions, or Tier 2 skill-building. Pull the single worksheet that fits the moment, or string several together to teach a skill start to finish.

Good to Know

  • Built on short-term, evidence-based CBT methods
  • A completed example is included for every worksheet
  • Reusable across students and sessions
  • 15 worksheets, 30+ pages, PDF + Google Slides, print or assign digitally
  • Instant digital download; single-classroom license included
  • For counselors, school psychologists, social workers, and special education staff

Details

  • Grade level: grades 2-8 (elementary and middle school)
  • Ideal for: individual counseling, small groups, and quick problem-solving sessions
  • Format: PDF + Google Slides, with completed examples
  • Length: 30+ pages

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Reviews

These CBT worksheets are highly effective for school counseling, with customers praising them as "engaging and effective" for individual, group, and classroom use. The think-feel-act activities and visual elements help students understand emotions and behavior. Customers appreciate the clear examples and versatility across grade levels.

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  • 5 stars: 17 (85%)
  • 4 stars: 2 (10%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (5%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Emily R.

This resource worked well to provide a more concrete understanding of emotional concepts. The think, feel, act worksheets were especially helpful :)

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Naysha A.

Very helpful resource! I've used these in my classroom as both a progress check and review.

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Hannah T.

I used this with a student to help them reflect on their behavior and how their thoughts and emotions come into play, very useful!

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Kelly H.

This is a great resource! I find myself pulling from it on a regular basis when working with individual students. The activities are engaging and effective.

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Michelle L.

My 2nd grade student with anxiety liked this resource and was able to complete the cbt exercises.

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Nicole H.

Great resource! It provides a visual understanding to coping strategies and problem management. The examples are great for modeling. I have even used some as posters in my office.

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Jacqueline B.

I've used these resources in my counselling practice and absolutely loved them! Many of them can be a great tool for psychoeducation purposes and are engaging enough that my clients connect with them! Highly recommend

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Molly F.

I love this resource for explaining CBT to kids, I like the visuals.

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Georgia E. (United States)
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Yes hello I just want to let you know that I am very pleased with the items that I purchased I love theResources ease of being able to purchase them online and get them directly download to my computer very quickly. I am a behavior specialist / mobile therapist and often working in the home with parents and child. I am always looking for ways to engage with the kids and families that I work with. My favorite one that I ordered was the emotion pie I didn’t use the worksheets but I utilized the knowledge that I got from the activity and created a pie with the family that I’m working with , they had a great time learning about emotions making an eating the pie!

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Brette K.

I have been able to use multiple worksheets for different students, experiences, situations, and learning moments. They have been great at providing a visual understanding to coping strategies and problem management.

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Elizabeth S.

Love this resource. Such clean lines; great ideas; lots of information. This makes individual, group, and classroom guidance lessons more engaging.

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Sylvia G.

I loved using these with the students I meet with individually and for students with a behavior problem. Great resource- thank you!

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Jenifer B.

I like the options for scaling and talking about how big the feeling is. I appreciate the examples too- helps me when I am teaching the students how to use the work sheet. Thank you for this resource. I have used them with 2nd grade and up.

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Julie G.

I love this resource! There are several great visuals to use with students and they are easy to understand.

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Sydnee M.

This resource is great and my students really enjoy using it daily

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Marlena R.

I use the Think, Feel, Act triangle in each of my groups. The CBT activities are great for helping students recognize how to evaluate thoughts so that they can change behavior (choices).

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Karlie M.

Wonderful! My students loved using this resource and learning more in my guidance lessons. This was clear and easy to use!

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Resa M.

I have used these with small groups as well as individual students. The worksheets are easy to understand and the students like being able to process their thoughts on the worksheet. Awesome resource!

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Jessica H.

Great resources that were ready to use. Examples were very helpful.

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Katie T.

I love having this available to use with a variety of concerns students bring to me.

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