Check out these 11 confidence-building activities for kids. Through activities focused on responsibility, self-esteem, responsibility, belonging, and self awareness, students will feel more confident. School counselors and classroom teachers can use these activities. They are perfect for elementary students.

This activity is an I have Who has game focused on consequences, a group activity that gets students interacting and requires them to really focus.

Fun Social Skills Games kids and teens. Fun social emotional learning (communication skills, emotional regulation, and more)

Problem size vs reaction size is a big social skills topic. Need to know the basics of the size of problem size of reaction as it relates...

If you’re noticing that students aren’t getting along, it might just be time for an indoor recess activity that brings everyone back together!

Teach kids to be kind more often with this trash or kindness game so they decide if social actions are unkind or kind.

Social emotional education in the classroom can be hard to fit in, BUT it is possible. Read to learn ways to do it and how to keep it FUN!

I don't know about you, but I love using games to break the ice for small group or indvidual counseling sessions. Games help students get comfortable, allowing them to open up and better explain how they are feeling. My absolute favorite game to play with students is Jenga. Check out my 7 favorite games!

Looking for easy to implement social emotional activities that will to teach empathy in a fun way?! I will show you engaging and effective empathy activities for the classroom. Click here to see the empathy activities, worksheets, games, anchor charts, and more!

Set a friendly tone in your classroom with these 30 "Get to Know You" games for kids that are perfect for back to school or when welcoming a new student. These icebreaker activities are great for elementary school community and team building, as well as practicing social skills, #backtoschool #gettoknowyougames #communitybuilding #socialskills #socialemotionallearning #icebreaker