Separation Anxiety, School Refusal, & Attendance Incentive Counseling Bundle
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Do your elementary students struggle with separation anxiety, school refusal, chronic absences, or attendance? Discover what motivates your students with an interest inventory, set attendance goals with an attendance tracker chart, encourage home routines with visual schedules, collaborate with families to address separation anxiety, and create a customized social narrative for your students.
Elevate your school counseling toolbox with:
- Separation Anxiety Parent/Caregiver Handout (freebie)
- Student Interest Inventory Set
- Attendance Tracker Charts & Goal Statements
- Social Narrative "Going to School"
- Visual Schedules printables
- School Anxiety Foldable Book and Student Survey
Educators like you are saying:
This was a great resource to help with an FBA on school refusal with a student. Thank you! - Sarah S.
Separation Anxiety Parent/Caregiver Handout (freebie)
Share this handout with parents and caregivers to give tips for transitioning to school in the morning. Includes multiple versions of the handout with six colorful graphics with suggestions for a smooth transition. Includes color and black and white options.
No prep, ready to print and go!
Student Interest Inventory Set
Enhance your elementary classroom reward system and maintain a positive environment by administering a student interest inventory and reward menu with your students. These student motivation surveys can help to support or create your classroom reward system and classroom management strategies by identifying preferred incentives that will actually motivate your elementary school students, especially if they lack motivation!
Visual sorting cards and digital and printable versions of multiple inventory designs make collecting student responses a breeze!
"Great tool to use when getting to know students and how to plan for their success. I work with several children who have behavioral and emotional difficulties and this lets us clue in to what motivates them and is meaningful to them. Love it." - Sara K.
"Wonderful to use throughout the year to see how students' interests change!" - Amy L.
"Wish I had done this even sooner with my kiddos! Really helped with classroom management." - Janelle B.
"Really great resource to see what students are interested in. Will use this each year at the beginning of the year." - Bonnie I.
Attendance Tracker Charts & Goal Statements
Do your elementary students struggle with chronic absences, chronic tardies, or school transitions, separation anxiety, or school anxiety? Promote daily attendance with monthly attendance tracker charts to help your students set goals and create rewarding morning routines.
Track your students' attendance with monthly printable attendance sheets and develop goal setting statements to motivate students to improve school attendance and come to school each day on time.
The monthly attendance incentive charts can be adapted from year to year as you write in the dates and write goal statements with your students.
"Saw this and knew I needed it to help a 2nd grade student with extra motivation to come to school." - Misti C.
Social Narrative "Going to School"
Do your students struggle with separation anxiety, school anxiety, or the transition to school? Support your preschool, PreK, kindergarten, first, second, and third grade students with a customizable social narrative, "Going to School." Customize and use digitally with Google Slides™ or PowerPoint (PPTX), or print select pages from a PDF to create a story book for your student!
This narrative helps students visualize:
- morning routines at home before school
- transportation (bus or car) to school
- arriving to school
- greeting the teacher
- seeing classmates
- listening and following directions throughout the day
- going home at the end of the day.
Many pages have multiple variations so you can customize them to your student's needs!
Educators like you are saying:
"I love the choices to customize this social story for the dynamic of the individual students family and transportation situation. This is a very useful resource!"
"Super easy to personalize. I used this for a student who has some morning school refusal and they liked being a part of the story."
"This was easily adaptable and helped a new student transition into the school routine."
Encourage your children to develop healthy routines and habits each day. These visual schedules, perfect for online learning, homeschooling, or home routines, will help children know and see the expectations for the day. Simply cut out and glue your choice of 44 picture tiles onto a visual schedule, or laminate the chart and picture tiles, and attach them with Velcro so they can be moved around each day.
LEARNING - online learning, go to school, computer, get on bus, read, do homework
CHORES - pack bookbag, clean up, clean room, make bed, vacuum, wash dishes, clean, unload dishwasher, load dishwasher, feed my pet, water the plant, set table
HYGIENE - shower, take a bath, use bathroom, brush teeth, wash hands, brush hair
MEALS - eat breakfast, snack, eat lunch, eat dinner
TASKS - wake up, get dressed, put on shoes, bedtime, put on coat, change clothes
FUN - go outside, sports, brain break, play a game
School Anxiety Foldable Book and Student Survey
Spark your students' plan for school success with this printable School Anxiety and Separation Anxiety "My Great Day Book" Foldable Book activity for individual counseling sessions and group counseling sessions. You will also receive a school anxiety survey for students to indicate their worries about school.
- "My Great Day Book" Cover
- How I will get to school
- How I will say goodbye before school
- Feelings chart
- Coping skills chart
- An encouraging note to myself
- Things I can control
- How I will get home
"I use this resource all the time with my students who struggle with separation anxiety & the transition to school! They love sharing it with their parents & teachers!" - Casey D.
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