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KSCA Presentation Materials #kscs14

It was such a privilege to present at the Kentucky School Counseling Association Conference this past week on How to Implement the Leader in Me in Guidance.    I learned so much from some amazing counselors!  I wanted to go ahead and share some documents that I showed you so if you attended the conference and liked what you saw, you can download these here.

Leader In Me Implementation Timeline:  See how my school chose to roll out the Leader in Me by viewing our four year implementation plan.  This is just a guide for those of you struggling how "where to begin."  Please feel free to adjust as you see fit for your school.

Using the Leader in Me in Guidance Powerpoint:  This is full of units, and sample lesson plans that I am using to help me implement LIM in  Guidance intentionally.  There are sample resources and monthly Guidance topics that I teach broken down for you in an easy to follow way.

Curriculum Connections:  Here you will find how I have linked the habits to the PLVS Curriculum and matched the I Can statements as well.  This is broken down per month according to when I teach it.

I am always available to help in any way that I can.  Please feel free to email me or comment below if I can help in any way.

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My name is Gina Crabtree.  I am the proud wife of Nathan Crabtree and a mom to two daughters, Natalie (20) and Allison (16).  I believe that if you do what you love it's never really work.  Well,  I ❤ My job!  I am a School Counselor at W.R. McNeill Elementary School.  I have had the privilege of working here as the School Counselor for almost 15 years.  When I became a School Counselor, I had NO IDEA where to start.  I felt so alone, until I stumbled across some amazing school counseling blogs. These ladies were so helpful and inspiring, and really help set the pathway for me to become the counselor I am today.  That is why, almost 10 years ago, I started my own blog.   My goal is to be a resource for any counselor struggling to find their voice, advocate for themselves, and develop lessons that are engaging to children. Please don't hesitate to reach out to me for anything you might need to help build your program into all  i...