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Positive Thinking Game for Small Group School Counseling Media Social Emotional Workshop

Positive Thinking Game for Small Group School Counseling

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Positive Thinking Game for Small Group School Counseling

$2.50
Sale price  $2.50 Regular price 

Made for: Small Groups

Grade Level: 2, 3, and 4

File Format: PDF

Total Pages: 10

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

Digital Download. No physical product will be shipped.

About This Resource

Students who struggle with negative thinking benefit from engaging, fun ways to practice positive thinking habits. Games like this one help build up a student’s feelings of worth as well as belief in their competence.

This game provides students with practice opportunities to identify negative and positive thoughts, change negative thoughts to positive ones, manage negative thoughts, and use positive thinking strategies.

What You Get

  • Game Directions and Game Intro Card

  • 36 Game Cards and 8 Blank Cards to customize with your own situations.

  • Game Board

  • Student Strategy Card

Details

This resource is perfect for school counselors, psychologists, and social workers seeing students individually or in groups. It can easily be used by classroom teacher or special education teachers looking for new ways to support students struggling with negative thinking.

This game is best for students in second through fourth grade, but could be used with first and fifth with modifications. Prior exposure to negative and positive thinking lessons is best.

Reviews

  • 5 stars: 49 (91%)
  • 4 stars: 4 (7%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (2%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Jodi S.
Perfect for Discussion

This was a great board game to use with my class. They loved going around the board and answering the questions. It created a great deal of discussion.

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Brienz Z.
Super Fun SEL Game

My small group on school anxiety loved this game. It was a nice change of pace from just doing a "lesson" and the kids really enjoyed it.

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Naijah M.
this was really fun

my kids enjoyed this and i plan on buying more from the social emotional workshop

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Marlena R.

I use this in small group. It is an easy game to play and really helps kids to practice positive thinking. Changing a negative to positive can be challenging but great practice.

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Shannon C.

The student I am working with loved this game and he is very selective. He liked it so much that when we were finished he told me I should get more of those games. This resource worked very well at encouraging my student think positively and generate positive affirmations he could say in real life difficult situations. I believe the strategies practiced with this game with carryover to real life situations.

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Mike P.

This is a good resource and the first graders liked playing the game. It is a fun way to assist students recognize certain negative thoughts the can cause worries.

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Kerry D.

This is great! I love the concept and graphics. Thank you!

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Liane M.

I used this game with my students who present with anxiety. They liked the game and learned a bit, but the different prompts on the different color cards seemed a bit similar to one another.

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Katie N.

Worked great for what I needed!

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Counseling A.

Very nice resource. Kids like playing the game. Fun way to help students recognize negative thinking can cause worries. It also has students practice how to reframe negative thoughts. I think that is the hardest part so playing and having fun makes it worth it for the kids. It also eased my kids minds.

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Intentional C.

This is a very well-made resource & students were engaged and loved the material! Thank you!!

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sara D.

Students enjoyed this!

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Marly G.

I used this with my counseling students as a lesson, they loved it!

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Lauren T.

I have used this resource with multiple students, and it has been a fun way to help students "destroy" their worries beyond a standard lesson or book.

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Josie B.L.

Such a cute theme! All of my students loved this game!

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Fiona H.

Great resource thanks!

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Emily B.

I am loving this resource!

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Kayla F.

My students love this as their returning to the classroom in such a new environment. It lets them be honest about their feelings in a fun and engaging way!

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Empowering C.

Fun way to practice positive self talk

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Jessica G.

Directions are easy to follow

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Robyn P.

Thanks!

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The S.S.W.

Excited to use this!

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Shanna K.

Simple and easy. Kids loved it.

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Stephanie L.

Simple and easy to use resource; great way to engage kids in examining negative & anxious thinking through play!

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Michele H.

This is great!

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Katrina B.

Such a great resource!

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SPED S.

Love this concept--so much fun as a game!

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Margaret C.

Great resource

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Beverly M.

Great resource

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Andrea D.

Great easy to print and use

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Stacie T.

Thanks this will be an excellent resource to supplement my current program individual counselling.

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Tina L.

Good resources

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Third T.I.A.C.

Thank you sooooo much! I can not wait to use it with my class!!

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Muriel G.

Great game!

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