Belonging and Empathy Activities & Lesson to Teach Belonging
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In this classroom counseling lesson, students will define and explain what belonging means at school! Through engaging and hands on activities, they’ll foster empathy and connection with their classmates.
Includes:
- Detailed Counselor's Guide with instructions
- Engaging and interactive slide deck that’s completely editable!
- Video Discussion
- Hands-on activities
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