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March Counseling Update

3rd-6th School Counseling

March Counseling Update 3rd-6th School Counseling
March CounselingUpdate3rd-6th School Counseling

🗣 Units of the Month✍🏽 🗣 Units of the Month✍🏽

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Coping Strategies

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Career Exploration Unit

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Apologies

🥰February Self-Esteem Bulletin Board💚 🥰February Self-Esteem Bulletin Board💚

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💚 Family Activities to do in March 🍀 💚 Family Activities to do in March 🍀

🟢Build a Leprechaun Trap❎

🟢Watch a local St. Patrick's Day parade - Great Falls or Butte 🍀

🟢Go on a Scavenger hunt outside in search of green items 🍃

🟢Create Sidewalk Chalk Art for spring 🌈

🟢Bundle up and go stargazing and identify the different constellations ✨

🟢Read Across America Week- Read new books together 📖

🟢 Organize a family 3 on 3 tournament for some March Madness fun 🏀

🟢Play Trashetball with crumpled up paper and some laundry baskets for some indoor fun 📃

🎤Topics to Discuss with Your Students 🎤Topics to Discuss with Your Students

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How to Make a Good Apology

It is important for us to teach and model to students the importance of apologies. Apologies help to foster empathy, accountability, and emotional intelligence, and transforming mistakes into opportunities of growth. The steps to making a good apology are 1. Give Eye Contact, 2. Recognize what was wrong, 3. Own your mistakes, 4. Work it out, 5. Think about your actions.
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The "Roasting" Game

This is a game that has become popular among students. What is roasting? "Roasting" involves using witty, sarcastic, or insulting jokes to tease someone, often focusing on their appearance, families, actions, or quirks. While sometimes students may intend this to be harmless or good natured, it can frequently blur the line into mean-spirited teasing or verbal bullying with the goal to gain laughter, attention, or popularity. The excuse "it is just a joke" is often used in hopes of avoiding consequences. Please talk to students about how this can be hurtful and that they should try to avoid taking part in this game.

🗓 Coming Up! 🗓 Coming Up!

🍀Dr. Suess's Birthday - March 2nd

🍀No School - March 6th

🍀Missoula Children's Theatre - March 16th- 21st

🍀6th Grade Ski Trip - March 20th

🍀End of 3rd Quarter - March 20th

🍀 Spring Parent Teacher Conferences - March 23rd ( No school - Students)

🍀 5th /6th Grade Trip to the Symphony - March 31st

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Contact the School Counselor

Contact the 3rd-6th School Counselor

Email: chirst@fairfield.k12.mt.us
Feel free to contact me if you would like me to check in with your student or if you have any questions or concerns. I am here to help.

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