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Monthly Lessons
Monthly Lessons
All classes will have monthly lessons with Mr. Graham. These lessons cover a variety of topics as identified by needs assessments completed by students, staff, and parents. Please feel free to complete the Parents Needs Assessment to give your input for the counseling program.
August- Meet the Counselor
September-Growth Mindset
October- Bullying Prevention
November- Stop, Go, Tell
December- Taking Care of My Feelings
January- Grins, Gratitude, and Goals
February- Friendship
March- Conflict Resolution
May- Career Exploration
Small Groups
Small Groups
We offer a variety of small groups to all Washington students. Groups will take place September 9th- October 25th, November 4th- December 20th, and January 27- March 14th. Group topics will be shared in the weekly school newsletter. Please reach out for more information or to sign your child up for a group.
Self-paced lessons
Self-paced lessons
The 7 Habits of Happy Kids
Sometimes you may ask yourself what habits you need to be successful at school or at home. You can practice these 7 habits at home or school to help you on your journey! Listen to each section of the book The 7 habits of Happy Kids by Sean Covey to learn how we can make ourselves more productive, kinder, and happier beings!
Yoga and Mindfulness activities are beneficial for students because:
Yoga and Mindfulness activities are beneficial for students because:
It Refines Balance and Coordination
It Develops Focus and Concentration
It Boosts Self-Esteem and Confidence
It Strengthens the Mind-Body Connection
Ruby Finds a Worry - By Tom Percival
Ruby Finds a Worry - By Tom Percival
Here is a Read Aloud book for children about realizing worry and how to manage it.
"It is widely accepted that breathing exercises are one of the most effective ways to help both kids and adults calm down. Breathing is frequently used in health settings to reduce stress and anxiety. But telling your child to “take a deep breath” in the midst of a meltdown is unlikely to calm him down because most children don’t know “how to take a deep breath.” Teaching kids to use visual breathing exercises can help them learn to use breath effectively." - Parent Co.
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