Mary Taylor

Counselors or teachers can use this worksheet during sessions with young children. It can be used as a way to build rapport, while still covering the topic of respect. Using color sheets can help children become more comfortable during sessions, and meets their developmental level.

This worksheet allows children to explore and reflect on their feelings and behaviors. It provides spaces to write down an overview of the day, list the highs and lows of the day, and identify and circle any feelings or major feelings that were felt throughout the day. It also allows children to reflect on their feelings and the behaviors that followed those feelings. Finally, it provides a chance for children to evaluate their behaviors and even provide their own ideas for positive behaviors.

Teachers and counselors can use this worksheet in sessions with children to help them understand the concept of kindness. Coloring while talking can help children feel more comfortable. It meets the child's developmental level. Children use this worksheet to provide examples of kind and unkind words.

This template can be used to help children succeed in school. It helps to track homework and class assignments. Because it involves both the teacher's and parent's signatures, it helps to make sure both are on the same page regarding the student's progress.