Coping skills arts and crafts

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Teach and practice positive self-talk and positive thinking skills! Students will learn about the power of positive self-talk with a lesson, read affirmations, choose their favorites, and will use them to create their own foldable flower craft. Ultimately, this activity is a lesson and a tool students can use later on for a confidence boost. Digital and Printable! A digital version is included for Google Slides! There are a few different versions to help meet students' individual needs…

Practicing conscious breathing helps when you feel anxious and overwhelmed. A mindful breathing stick can help guide young kids develop breathing techniques.

Teach kids that coping strategies are their shield from stress and tough emotions! Kids will create their own coping strategies shield, add strategies, and color it in! Perfect for a superhero theme or just to make these social emotional skills fun!

Create a Helping Hand visual as a reminder for your kids to use coping skills they have learned to manage those big emotions. You can put positive affirmations, coping strategies, people who can help them and any other tools to bring them to a place of calm.

Relationship skills worksheets are a valuable tool for individuals seeking to enhance their personal and professional connections. These worksheets provide a structured and practical approach to improving communication, empathy, and understanding between individuals. Whether you are looking to build stronger bonds with family, friends, colleagues, or romantic partners, these worksheets can serve as a useful resource to foster healthy and fulfilling relationships.

Offer students a new and creative way to cope with their feelings through music. This activity will prompt them to reflect on past and current feelings and match songs with their mood. It is important to teach students to feel their feelings and not stuff them down or push them aside. This is an active way for students to process their feelings. This activity can be done in a class guidance lesson, as homework, beginning or end of class activity, or in small groups.

Do you want to help children learn how to cope and process grief in a safe and healthy way? This Grief Coping Skills activity for students and children can offer an interactive and engaging way to understand and manage difficult emotions. With practical strategies and ideas, this activity offers teachers and counselors a way to help children learn and practice grief coping skills. Follow us for more activities and resources to help enable children's self-expression and understanding of…