Therapy games

Whatever you call it: morning meeting, advisory time, or homeroom, as educators we know that it’s an important start to our students' day. In the middle school classroom, it can be particularly important as it’s a time that can be used to teach necessary life skills like relationship building, self-esteem, grit, etc. Below are 33 of our favorite homeroom ideas that include simple and fun activities that’ll not only get your students excited for the day ahead, but will also foster a strong…

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I've been having a hard time lately with some of the older kids I see. They don't see the point or the importance of what we are working on. I have been very frustrated, and our sessions have been less than productive. In desperation, I turned to Pinterest, and came across some UNO activities. I figured - what could it hurt? We aren't getting anything done anyway! Well, it was no less than MAGICAL!!! My most difficult student didn't want to come see me, but I asked him to give me just 10…

Try this fun Beyond Art Therapy Roll-A-Feelings Game | From the Beyond Art Therapy Experts at Creative Counseling 101.com

Playing games is a great way to brush up on your growth mindset skills. This Positivity Board Game is a simple way to bring play and positivity into your day! Simply print out the game board, grab a few items from around the home or classroom, and get ready for some fun! Sign up here to get your FREE printable today.

9 collaborative and board games that teach social skills to kids. Includes recommended ages and what skills are targeted for each game

Looking for interactive activities and games that are great for 1:1 work and small group telehealth sessions? You have to check out the resources in this blog post! These telehealth therapy games and activities are sure to keep kids engaged. Includes games for working on impulse control, social and communication skills, feels and coping skills games, drawing activities, puzzle games & much more! Head to the blog post and start using these games during your telehealth sessions today!

Use these emotional regulation games to teach the Zones of Regulation or any emotional regulation curriculum.

My Cup-O-Feelings (+ES) | Therapy activities, Counseling activities, Social emotional skills

Comes with 3 styles of board game. All of them have the same questions. Use this board-game as a conversation activity and to get to know who you're working with better. Can be used for adults with aphasia or other speech language disorders. HOW TO PLAY: You will need: - dice - any small object to use when you move spots. Take turns rolling the dice and moving to the designated spot. Read the question or prompt and have a conversation about it. UPDATES: One of the board games has been…