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Welcome Back to 2021-22 School Year. I am delighted to be your child's school counselor. I am filled with gratitude to have so many smiling faces back in the building eager to have fun learning, make new friends, and prepare for their future while working, playing and growing together!
Welcome Back to 2021-22 School Year. I am delighted to be your child's school counselor. I am filled with gratitude to have so many smiling faces back in the building eager to have fun learning, make new friends, and prepare for their future while working, playing and growing together!
This site has 5 pages of resources entitled: Coronavirus Resources, Virtual Calming Room, Behavioral Help, Movement and Brain Breaks, and Creativity and Curiosity. Each page will have links to websites with resources to help manage children's behavior, give outlets for energy and movement, and provide opportunities to explore one's creativity and curiosity.
This site has 5 pages of resources entitled: Coronavirus Resources, Virtual Calming Room, Behavioral Help, Movement and Brain Breaks, and Creativity and Curiosity. Each page will have links to websites with resources to help manage children's behavior, give outlets for energy and movement, and provide opportunities to explore one's creativity and curiosity.
I hope these will be helpful electronic tools for you and your children, as we explore new ways to connect through virtual resources.
I hope these will be helpful electronic tools for you and your children, as we explore new ways to connect through virtual resources.
Best Regards,
Best Regards,
Holly Rivas
Holly Rivas
Burnette Elementary School Counselor
Burnette Elementary School Counselor
678-546-2178
678-546-2178
This past school year was unusual. But with students heading back to school, there's a lot we can do to bolster our children’s feelings of confidence and security as they head into a new year. Here are ways to get in the back-to-school mindset and cope with any anxieties or emotions.
Going beyond “How was your day?” Questions to ask your child after school to get a conversation started.
1. What was the best thing that happened at school today?
2. What was the worst thing that happened at school today?
3. What was the hardest thing you had to do today?
4. Tell me something that made you laugh today.
5. Tell me about what you read in class today. What did your teacher read to you today?
6. If you could choose, who would you like to sit by in class? Who would you not want to sit by in class? Why?
7. What’s the biggest difference between this year and last year?
8. Who did you sit by at lunch today? What did you talk about?
9. Can you show me something you learned today?
10. What part of school is your favorite?
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