Self Esteem Building Small Group Counseling Lesson Plans and Workbook

This 6 Week Self-Esteem Counseling Group resource contains games, activities, task cards, and worksheets designed to boost self esteem in children ages 9 to 14.

According to the American School Counseling Association (ASCA), "Group counseling, which involves a number of students working on shared tasks and developing supportive relationships in a group setting, is an efficient, effective and positive way of providing direct service to students with academic, career and social/emotional developmental issues and situational concerns."

Group counseling is a great way for students to learn and practice self-esteem activities that will help them learn to value themselves.

When children know that they are of value and are important, they perform well in school and are more likely to find success later in life. The resources included in this self-esteem building product give kids an opportunity to develop a growth mindset to challenge the negative feelings and thoughts they have toward themselves.

This product helps kids:
Develop a positive self-image
Develop a healthy self-esteem
Identify and embrace their positive qualities
Included in this product:
An informational workbook on self-esteem (Self-Esteem Workbook)
6 Week group lesson plans (Includes Activities)
Lesson 1: Introduction/ Group rules
Lesson 2: What Is Self-Esteem?
Lesson 3: How Does Self-Esteem Develop?
Parents/Caregivers and Self-Esteem
Self-Talk and Self-Esteem
Social Media and Self-Esteem

Lesson 4: Developing Self-Awareness
Lesson 5: How to Boost Self-Esteem
Develop a Positive Body Image
Learn to Be Assertive
Stop Comparing Yourself to Other People

Lesson 6: Closing/Review

48 Self-talk scenario cards in color and black and white
24 Self-Esteem Task Cards in color and black and white
Group Rules worksheet

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