Simply Mabe

Support social-emotional learning at home or in school with parent conversation cards that encourage children to reflect, problem-solve, and feel a sense of belonging. Included in this resource:120 conversation cards (30 per age group: 5–7, 7–9, 9–11, 11–14)Parent coaching tips on the back of each cardDifficulty levels labeled (Easy, Moderate, Challenging)Digital version designed to print 4 cards per 8.5” x 11” pageWhy it works:Developed by a school counselor with 10 years of experienceHelps c

Support social-emotional learning at home or in school with parent conversation cards that encourage children to reflect, problem-solve, and feel a sense of belonging. Included in this resource:30 conversation cards (Ages: 5–7)Parent coaching tips on the back of each cardDifficulty levels labeled (Easy, Moderate, Challenging)Digital version designed to print 4 cards per 8.5” x 11” pageWhy it works:Developed by a school counselor with 10 years of experienceHelps children feel heard, safe, loved

upport social-emotional learning at home or in school with parent conversation cards that encourage children to reflect, problem-solve, and feel a sense of belonging. Included in this resource:30 conversation cards (Ages: 11–14)Parent coaching tips on the back of each cardDifficulty levels labeled (Easy, Moderate, Challenging)Digital version designed to print 4 cards per 8.5” x 11” pageWhy it works:Developed by a school counselor with 10 years of experienceHelps children feel heard, safe, love

Support social-emotional learning at home or in school with parent conversation cards that encourage children to reflect, problem-solve, and feel a sense of belonging. Included in this resource:30 conversation cards (Ages: 9–11)Parent coaching tips on the back of each cardDifficulty levels labeled (Easy, Moderate, Challenging)Digital version designed to print 4 cards per 8.5” x 11” pageWhy it works:Developed by a school counselor with 10 years of experienceHelps children feel heard, safe, love

Support social-emotional learning at home or in school with parent conversation cards that encourage children to reflect, problem-solve, and feel a sense of belonging. Included in this resource:30 conversation cards (Age: 7–9)Parent coaching tips on the back of each cardDifficulty levels labeled (Easy, Moderate, Challenging)Digital version designed to print 4 cards per 8.5” x 11” pageWhy it works:Developed by a school counselor with 10 years of experienceHelps children feel heard, safe, loved,

Children often struggle with knowing the difference between using a tool when they are having hard feelings and using a toy. This is a great poster to explain clearly what the differences are.

This was created to use similarly as a 'bathroom pass' - where if a student needs a break they can simply grab the break pass and take a break while also practicing some of the tools on the back. :) I created this with ONE student in mind and it turned out to be an idea that about 75% of my teachers LOVE and now have one hanging in their room. :) It's a great way to normalize the idea of needing to cool-down and take a break!

A handout to post for students to determine if their need is a small, medium or large problem.

These posters have been used to help students choose from a list of Cool-Down strategies to choose from when feeling a hard-to-have feeling. This has been used not only in my sessions with students but have been printed poster size for teachers to have up in their classrooms (ideally in a cool-down corner)! They have been such a hit on my campus! :) There are three versions. Our K/1 teachers use Kimochis in the classroom, so I created one that is age-appropriate for them. **I am NOT affiliated w

Celebrate Valentine's Day with this Self-Love themed Bulletin Board. Students will be able to interact and learn about ways to practice Self-Love including: - Mental Health - Self-Discovery - Self-Care - Self-Acceptance - Healthy Boundaries - Self-Talk There are three versions including a black and white option. If you would like ONE version, contact me @msmabe.schoolcounselor

I use these to remind students of their Counseling Appointment. I typically put them into the teachers boxes the day before so the teachers pick them up before they head to their class in the morning.

Simple way to teach your students about the calm corner.

This Uh-Oh slip was designed to be used with students in my self-management counseling group who had a hard time focusing. I've even had teachers use it in their classroom! :)

A workbook I created for students who struggle with their emotions throughout the day and need to use coping tools throughout to help them stay calm. It is really helpful for a child who may have suicidal ideation and/or self-harm or just experiencing intense emotions.

Age appropriate posters that have all of the information that AB 748 requires schools to have posted regarding mental health, signs, and coping tools.

A menu of coping tools choices. :)

A fun workbook you can use to reflect on the school year.

Chart created to showcase classroom birthdays :)

A great resource for teachers/counselors to use when beginning community circles in their classroom. It is a great opportunity to build the community in your classroom.

I use these to remind students to turn in their permission slip for Counseling. I typically put them into the teachers boxes the day before so the teachers pick them up before they head to their class in the morning.