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SEL end of year counseling worksheets bundle for reflection, transition skills
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This SEL worksheet bundle is a great SEL tool for an end of the year transition activity. These worksheets will help students with emotion identification skills, goal setting skills, and transition skill development. These worksheets willl encourage students to discuss their thoughts and feelings about the school year as well as the upcoming school year. This resource is a great way to help students with self awareness and allows for open discussion about transition concerns.

This printable worksheet can be used in the classroom or can be a great way to motivate and work on transition and communication skills in the counseling office.

✨My Product Includes✨

  • 1 SEL worksheet where the student reflects on their thoughts and feelings about the school year
  • 1 SEL worksheet where the student reflects on their thoughts and feelings about the upcoming school year
  • 1 Goal setting worksheet for the upcoming year
  • 1 Worksheet where students describe their experiences from the school year
  • 1 Worksheet where students describe what they do or don’t look forward to for the upcoming school year
  • Printable

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Meet the Seller

Where feelings and creativity grow together

Welcome to Mindfully Creative Kids., where social- emotional -learning and art come together! I’m Mary Beth McDonald, a licensed counselor and Professor with over 35 years experience and a working artist. I create resources for teachers, counselors, and parents that help kids name their feelings, build connection, and express themselves creatively. Every resource is designed by me with care and real counseling insight. They’re colorful, meaningful, and ready to use in the classroom, the counseling office or at home.

Sparta, New Jersey

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