Connect 4 therapy game

I don't know about you, but I love using games to break the ice for small group or indvidual counseling sessions. Games help students get comfortable, allowing them to open up and better explain how they are feeling. My absolute favorite game to play with students is Jenga. Check out my 7 favorite games!

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Use these emotional regulation games to teach the Zones of Regulation or any emotional regulation curriculum.

This pin is from Mary at Teaching with a Mountain View. How easy is this idea?! Give the kids a pile of task cards and they have to answer their card right in order to go their turn. Connect 4, Life, Monopoly, whatever games you have on hand! I pinned this cute lunch count board from Tara at And They All Fall Down because it's SO simple and I have a bunch of washi tape already that I can use. I don't have a cricut to cut any vinyl for the letters to stick on my boards so I'll be going to a…

Looking for interactive activities and games that are great for 1:1 work and small group telehealth sessions? You have to check out the resources in this blog post! These telehealth therapy games and activities are sure to keep kids engaged. Includes games for working on impulse control, social and communication skills, feels and coping skills games, drawing activities, puzzle games & much more! Head to the blog post and start using these games during your telehealth sessions today!

Here is a great blog, recommended by NASP!! [Source: Kristina Sargent – the Art of Social Work] Here are a couple simple and easy to make therapeutic board games. These are also games you can find at your local second hand toy shop. 🙂 Don’t Break the Ice- anger management style Simply write some prompts using […]

Use this free virtual Connect 4 game in therapy to work on motor skills, visual perception, handwriting, and gross motor skills.

This therapy BINGO game is a fun and interactive way to help engage all age groups of players on things they can control. Utilize this game paired with other psychoeducational tools on circles of control or by itself as a fun engaging tool. Each download includes 10 BINGO cards for up to 10 play game use and statement call board. This game is easy to play with a group or individually. Perfect for use in therapy sessions, classrooms, or at home.

Connect 4 Launchers is an action-packed game. It moves at a fast pace and can generate a lot of excitement as well as other big emotions. Kids will learn the need to calm down, focus, and control impulses to play well. This article is a game review.

What Am I? Game - a quick and easy family game with a free printable to get you started