Getting to know you therapy activities

The Feeling Feather offers a fun structure for teachers, counselors or social workers to check in with students about how they are feeling regarding various aspects of their lives. Broad categories spark conversation with room for kids or adults to add notes or use multiple colors in each section for complex emotions. You can get this resource at a discount along with several other get-to-know-you activities in my Individual and Group Counseling Activities Bundle!

Jenga: Getting To Know You

500 free printables from MakeBeliefsComix.com! Print out a blank printable and write in your response. Free educational printables are organized by theme, great for the classroom.

A great resource to get to know your students in the beginning of the year or even as the year goes on!This activity asks students some questions that are fun, but also asks some deeper questions that are important for us to know so that we can best serve our students each day. For example, does th...

A prompt used for the classic game CandyLand. This can be used a number of ways to start building a rapport with your students! Use in individual or group settings.

Here is a great game for centers or fast finishers during those first few weeks of school. All you need is a set of Jenga Blocks and these question prompts. Kids love this game! Happy teaching, Rachel Lynette You Might Also Like:Fun Short Vowel Activity for Centers!Recording Addition with Partial Hundred ChartsWhen You Reach Me ... Read More about Get to Know You Jenga for the First Week Back

A Getting to Know Yourself Worksheet for preschoolers is a valuable tool in initiating self-awareness and communication skills at an early age. Through engaging activities and simple questions, it encourages children to think about their likes, dislikes, emotions, and things that make them unique..

Try this fresh get to know you activity for back to school, called "Who's In Your Circles?" Gets students up and moving to find out common interests they share with each other. (Blog post from The Thinker Builder)

Packet of several worksheets to download for initial sessions with children for counseling. Files come in color and grey scale options - "All About Me Pie" worksheet for child to fill out (can be filled out alone while parent and clinician talk; can be filled out together with clinician and parent) - "All About Me" worksheet for child to fill out (can be filled out alone while parent and clinician talk; can be filled out together with clinician and parent) - "Things I Want to Talk About…