Confidence activities

5 creating school counseling activities that use candy to help you make your individual, small group and classroom counseling lessons more engaging.

Today’s world is filled with social media pressures and expectations, so developing a healthy self-esteem in our children is more important than ever. Positive self-image and self-confidence are key ingredients for mental health, resilience, and

Self-esteem is a fundamental aspect of a student's personal growth and development. These worksheets provide valuable tools and exercises specifically designed to help students explore and enhance their self-worth. By engaging in these activities, students are able to reflect on their strengths, overcome challenges, and foster a positive mindset towards themselves. Whether you are a teacher, counselor, or parent seeking resources to support a student's self-esteem journey, these worksheets…

Free Printable: What I Love About Me Children's Confidence Craft in 2022 | Printable activities for kids, Mindfulness for kids, Elementary counseling

Starting a Girls Club is not just about addressing a need; it's about creating a transformative space where girls can flourish, grow, and support each other on their journeys toward self-discovery and empowerment. Build self-esteem, social-emotional skills (SEL), stem skills, confidence, have fun, and so much more in a Girls Club. Read the blog for more!

Kids self-confidence and self-esteem building craft activity

Download this free and easy-to-use positive self-talk journal for kids (and adults!) who need a boost of confidence and positivity.

Play is the language of children. Kids, and most adults, often do not respond well to "Well, just do it" when they are trying to incorporate a new skill or change something in their life. I love this craft activity because it not only builds positive self-talk for kids but teaches them how to build…

Hi There! Last week I posted on Facebook about how my team's hallway needed a spring make-over. We were stuck in winter mode and the dark blue butcher paper was starting to depress me. I needed color! I needed funshine... yes... I said FUNSHINE!! This week, I had planned a lesson on self-esteem for my 4th graders. Part of our curriculum is to teach students about tobacco and alcohol resistance. I always start this conversation with lessons on self-esteem and friendships. I started the lesson…