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School counseling bulletin board ideas for Microsoft Word
College and Career Door Decorating Contest
Get ready for some college spirit! A fun and interactive activty to implement during "College and Career Week" is a door decorating contest. Teachers and student's alike join together to represent their favorite college. Not only are they having fun, they are learning about tuition, entrance requirements, school facts and history.....all while promoting higher education!
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PreK - 12th
student council flyer (editable and fillable resource)
The flyer has information and instruction explaining:What is Student Council?The Purpose of Student CouncilRequirements for MembershipHow to Applyyou may want to check student council bundlehttps://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/student-council-bundle-flyer-100-Ideas-constitution-meeting-minutes-template-8608214
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4th - 12th, Staff
Career Development Presentation Kids
Join us for an enlightening presentation on career development tailored specifically for young minds. In this engaging session, we'll explore the exciting world of career possibilities for kids, offering valuable insights and resources to help guide them towards fulfilling professional paths. Whether you're a parent, educator, or mentor, this presentation offers valuable insights and practical advice for nurturing the next generation of professionals. Don't miss this opportunity to empower child
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PreK - 8th
Zones Interactive Bulletin Board
This is an interactive bulletin board I created that was inspired by The Zones of Regulation curriculum by Leah Kuypers. I taped several small Post-It flag dispensers onto the board where kids could take one and stick it onto which zone they are feeling. The 3rd graders I made this for really engaged well with it! (Though, be prepared for the flags to run out REALLY quick, as many kids liked to just take them...).Included in this download is an editable Word document (hopefully with the chalkb
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Not Grade Specific
Optimistic Oscar and Pessimistic Peter Posters
Adorable, bright posters featuring Optimistic Oscar and Pessimistic Peters, with qualities of each. Great for any classroom. Can be used as a teaching tool or simply as a visual to remind students to have a positive attitude to learning.
Grades:
K - 8th
Problem Size Posters - Big, Medium and Little Problem
Bright, large problems to display the size of the problem. There are three posters: one says "big problem", one "medium problem" and one "little problem." Posters are large - 11x17.
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PreK - 8th
Feelings & Sharing Lesson using the book Rainbow Fish
This is a fun educational lesson (includes lesson plan) to get students sharing with each other and thinking about what makes them feel good. There is a writing piece along with some cutting, glueing, coloring, and creating. There are fish cut outs included. the only thing you will need is the book, glue, colored paper, and foil. Also, at the end, there is a fun Word Search page. The lesson can last over 2 hours or can be completed on 2 seperate days. The finished product makes a nice bullet
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K - 4th
Buddy Bench - New To School Roll Out Program
Are you thinking about adding a Buddy Bench to your school? Were you lucky to receive a donation for a Buddy Bench but unsure how to roll out to staff and students? This product offers ideas of how to implement the Buddy Bench to your school community! This is a program guide editable to your school and needs.
Grades:
PreK - 5th
Take What you Need Bulletin Board
This bulletin board includes quotes for a take what you need board. I absolutely love this idea and my students really love picking from it. I put the quotes in envelopes so that the students can take them as they need inspiration.
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PYP Learner Profile Posters with Kids Holding Banners
These, adorable and bright posters are great for any classroom or office. They feature children holding signs of the learner profile, including: communicator, risk-taker, knowledgeable, open-minded, reflective, principled, balanced, inquirer, thinker, and caring. The language is very kid friendly, appropriate for any child PK-8th.
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PreK - 8th
Gifted Gripes
These are printables for your classroom walls/bulletin boards describing common "gripes" of gifted students. I like to print them on colorful card stock and laminate them. I have also used these as centers where students rotate and write down which gripes resonate with them and have a mini-group discussion at each table about the specific gripes.
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ABC's of College Major!
Perfect of College Awareness! Each letter has a corresponding major with a description of what someone would learn and pictures representing the major. All letters are included, and majors range from technical school to a professional degree.
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Not Grade Specific
Welcome letter - school counselor or teacher
This is an editable, two page welcome letter/about me template. It is designed to fit in a school counselor news letter or to use as a teacher's welcome message.
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Social Emotional Daily Check-In Taylor Swift Edition
This daily check-in system is a fun and informative way to understand how your students are feeling each day. Understanding the emotions that your students walk in to your classroom feeling can help you gauge how to appropriately respond to your students' needs and open discourse regarding deeper topics that may be affecting your student population.
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Not Grade Specific
Matrix of Inappropriate Behaviors for elementary schools (Editable Resource)
Excellent resource that helped staff to be on the same page in terms of the expectations from them (I used to have a parade of students coming to my office for behavior that should have been managed by the teachers), and knowing how to respond. Level 1Minor BehaviorIMPACT THE STUDENT“Teachable Moments”Level 2Minor Behaviors that impede LEARNING or SAFETY(Teacher Managed)Level 3Major Behaviors that are HARMFUL or ILLEGAL(Office Managed)
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K - 5th, Staff
SEL Thanksgiving Bulletin Board
This is a fun activity that I did with my social emotional groups, as well as other students, at the high school I worked at. It was a fun activity to do highlighting the positive in student's lives during a holiday season that can be stressful to others. This can be done on any bulletin board or display case. Good for all age groups!
Grades:
5th - 12th
13 Reasons Why NOT Bulletin Board Theme
This is a bulletin board I created for Suicide Prevention Month in my school. I rolled it out with Suicide Prevention wrist bands and a school-wide 13 Reasons Why NOT activity (see separate listing), whereby students could record their own "tapes" about people who have helped them through difficult times and play them during morning announcements. You can use this printable chalkboard theme as a springboard for creating your own 13 Reasons Why NOT themed bulletin board. The document is edita
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9th - 12th
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Diversity Bulletin Board - We are all unique
"The beauty of the world lies in the diversity of its people."
I made this board based on the book "The Crayon Box That Talked" by Shane DeRolf. It's easy to replicate!
We are a box of crayons,
each one of us unique.
But when we get together,
the picture is complete!
—Shane DeRolf from The Crayon Box That Talked
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Staff
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PYP Learner Profile Posters
Bright, colorful posters/printables of all of the PYP learner profile traits. These include: inquirers, knowledgable, thinkers, communicators, principled, open-minded, caring, risk-takers, balanced, reflective. Written in the updated IB version of "we".
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PreK - 12th, Staff
I Can Choose to be a Kid of Character Poster Collection
What does being a 'Kid of Character' look like? It looks like each of the 38 posters in 'I Can Choose to be a Kid of Character Poster Collection'! Kids, teachers, and counselors alike will love the familiar 'Kids in Action' Kids as they illustrate the behaviors that lead to an individual that is a good citizen, happy, and of admirable character. You'll also love the discussion they generate...and the opportunity to work on antonyms, build vocabulary, and create a "community" in your classroo
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PreK - 6th
Classroom Newsletter 2 Different Templates Highlight Student Success & Academics
RUMOR HAS IT CLASSROOM NEWSLETTER TEMPLATESCommunicate with parents and highlight student success in a unique way with two different newsletter templates. One layout is geared towards academic and curriculum. The 2nd layout is designed to recognize the hard work of students in your class with space for the student's pictures to be added. Imagine your student's excitement seeing their picture in the classroom newsletter. This can be sent home to parents or used as a clas
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Not Grade Specific
Feeling Faces for Bulletin Board
These feeling faces are an integral part of my school counseling program. If a child can identify how they are feeling, they can then identify where they want to go from there or what they would like to feel instead. For small groups or in a classroom, print the feeling faces you'd like to use. Then underneath each face affix a pocket. Each student has his or her own popsicle stick with their name written on it. At the first group they color and decorate their stick. Then at the start of the gro
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Prodedure Matrix Chart
This chart lists expectations for students in various areas of the school. For the classroom, hallways, cafeteria, playground, assemblies and the bus, students are given positive behaviors in order to be respectful, responsible, safe and prepared. Fantastic for students who need reminders about what positive behavior and good choices look like. Also works well when printed on large poster paper and displayed in the classroom. Students can quickly review expectations for behavior.
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K - 9th
Print on Post Its Counselor Passes - Print Anything on a Post It
I use these passes to request that students see me at a certain time. You could print anything on the post-its with this template. Print a page first, then put the post-its on the page and run it through the printer again. I have also ran it through our copier at work and copied onto the post-its. You must print the page and then load your post-its onto the template. This is easy for my office aides to use and I use it many ways from counselor passes to exit slips during lessons. You can use any
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Not Grade Specific
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