2nd Grade School Counseling Clip Art

Leadership Superheroes - what will your super powers be? This activity was a blast and my students loved learning more about each superhero and creating fun ways that they could use their leadership powers to help in our school as well as in the different scenarios. Use it to decide which superhero may be the best fit for the job OR talk about how each superhero could be helpful per scenario using their own strengths! A follow up worksheet, reflection questions, and a take home craft included in download!

Are you looking for a fun way to teach your students about self-control? My students LOVED creating this activity and had a whole new understanding of the meaning of self control and taking ownership of their own actions and choices!! They are still talking about it and reflecting on the activity as a whole. I encouraged my students to keep their remotes close by when they needed reminders, too! Win, win. Everything needed for a successful lesson on self-control included. BONUS classroom poster included and teacher reflection and key points guide to reference!

Are you looking for new ways to talk about leadership in your elementary classrooms? This bundle includes FOUR different activities that offer a variety of ways to hit on the topic of leadership! Instructions and activity worksheets included in file - This download includes everything you need for your next classroom lesson that your students will LOVE!

Bring having a growth mindset and positive perspective to life with this activity! It is fun for the whole class and they get a great reminder to take with them! This activity comes set with everything you need to discuss and demonstrate having a growth mindset, perspective taking, and holding a positive point of view. It also pairs nicely with the short story (Rosie's Glasses), but can be used as a stand alone activity as well!

Talk about "which view would you choose" and then have students color away! Depending on the amount of time you have, have students cut out their glasses and glue the rectangles together, or use it as a fun take home follow up activity!