It will be up to the teacher if she wants to take the students on a “Gingerbread Hunt”. So, this year I have created “The Gingerbread Warm Fuzzy Story” and will go into the classrooms to read the story to all my K thru 5th grade students. As kindergarten students and first grade students that have become second and third grade students they still demand to do “The Gingerbread Man Hunt”. My younger students have fallen in love with The Gingerbread Man. It is truly a magical moment at our school and makes the holidays special for me.įor the other part of my December School Counseling schedule, I am doing guidance this year. I am asking the teachers to have their class practice singing some holiday music as the gift bearers bring the boxes of gifts in for the children in need. At my school this is a packed house! We do this celebration on the last day before the Winter Holiday.
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This year we do not have a full time music teacher so I am in charge of the holiday program. The book room is a huge mess during this process and I have to ask my staff to ignore the chaos. I have to balance the gifts because it would not be fair that one child gets two bags and another only one bag. It is a balancing act because some sponsors donate more than others. I get red or green garbage bags and start to “gather” up the donated toys that would appeal to each child. I have a side room next to my office that doubles as the school book room. I am the only one in the school that knows what number belongs to what child. Each grade level also adopts a child and students can bring in gifts for the unknown child. This can often lead to several phone calls from the sponsor wanting to know sizes, etc. These sponsors need to feel that they are doing something good for a child and want to talk about the unknown child’s needs with me on the phone or in person. Time and energy, it is the people wanting to sponsor a child for the holidays. It is not only the children getting the gifts that take Last year I made sure that 90 children had In our small mountain community the Christmas holiday is the Of behavior intervention tools to help students! I will elaborate more on this later as I leave the teacher with a bevy This year I am only doing a couple school counselor groups (grief and study skills)Īnd have cut my guidance lessons to 15 minutes in lieu of the actual 30 To only focus on the holiday gifts for the students because it is a major event. I have the worlds greatest principal and she encourages me By having all myįamilies needs met I can get some rest during the winter break! “give” after working as a school counselor in December. If you are the schoolĬounselor, you will be in charge of it. Holiday gift donation program for students in need. Meetings, and oh, time to actually counsel students, but we have to be in charge Guidance lessons, “Response to Intervention” conferences, school counselor groups, Not only do we have to do the usually school counselor duties such as December is the busiest month for a school counselor in my
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