CBT Counseling Activities for Elementary Students

Teaching the premise of CBT is tough work with elementary students, especially those still developing their verbal skills. These cognitive behavioral activities help students understand the connection between thoughts, feelings, and actions - as well as the difference between helpful and unhelpful thinking. They're perfect for individual counseling or in group counseling activities.

CBT Stories: Interactive stories to show students about the thought-feeling-behavior connection and the power of thoughts

CBT Baseball: Tabletop or outside activity where students practice identifying thoughts, feelings, and actions in given situations

CBT Worksheets: Kid friendly prompts for cognitive behavioral counseling

Thought Cards: For identifying helpful vs. unhelpful thoughts, assessment, treatment planning, and selecting affirmations

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“A very versatile resource, just what I needed! My students were very engaged with this. I liked how they were coded so I could select the ones most relevant for each student's needs. I am sure I will be getting lots of use from this.” ~Melody W.

“I have been looking for materials that use reframing, stopping negative thought patterns and helping students build positive self-talk. This is a wonderful resource!” ~Cynthia C.

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