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Guidance Update
October
Our first lesson in October for Grades 2-5 focused on "Friendships". We talked about what is a good friend and how can you be a good friend. We also reviewed what is bullying and what can you do if you are in a bully situation. Please see below for links.
Our first lesson in October for Grades K-1 we focused on the difference between "Tattling and Reporting". We also reviewed what is bullying and what can you do if you are in a bully situation. Please see below for links.
Best Way to Help Bystanders Stop Bullying – look on the right-hand side shaded in yellow.
http://www.friscoisd.org/ly/departments/GuidanceCounseling/Bullying.htm
We have updated this on our G& C website. http://www.friscoisd.org/ly/departments/GuidanceCounseling/Bullying.htm
This also has good info to help parents and teachers:
http://www.stopbullying.gov/parents/my_child_is_being_bullied/index.html
Our second guidance lesson in October was on "Red Ribbon Week". We follow the TEKS when we do these lessons.
November
Our lessons for November will focus on "How to handle Anger".
December
Our lessons in December will focus on "Anti-Victimization and Personal Safety". In grades K-1 we will be watching "Safe Side Super Chick" by John Walsh. In Grades 2-5 we will watching "W.H.O. - We Help Ourselves" by Dallas Mental Health Organization.
August-September
August 28-September 2 Lessons were on "What is bullying? What can we do about it?"
Career and College Week September 12-16
In all grades we will be talking about the importance of school. Below is an excerpt for the district's website on College Week.
At the elementary level the counselors will organize fun and educational experiences for both students and teachers during College Week.
The purpose of college week, which may include guest speakers, special bulletin boards, art projects and classroom discussion, is to get children thinking about the future. Counselors will go in the classrooms to talk about colleges and how preparing to go to college begins in elementary school with the formation of strong study habits and setting educational goals.
Part of college week will also include discussions of career and training options for people who do not attend traditional college.
Some students may study a specific college in their classroom, making pennants or reading books about the institution. Teachers will share experiences about their colleges with students and outside speakers including administrators and school board members may be invited to visit various school.
You may visit the district website by following this link.
www.friscoisd.org/ly/departments/GuidanceCounseling/index.htm