Downloadable Activities: When I Couldn't Get Over It, I Learned to Start Acting Differently
Author: |
Bryan Smith |
- SKU:
- DA-56-012
Description
Read the story, When I Couldn't Get Over It, I Learned to Start Acting Differently, and use these four downloadable activities to help children in grades K-6 deal with feelings of sadness. The activities will offer students coping mechanisms to work through their emotions and to recognize when their peers are feeling down.
4 Downloadable PDF Activities include:
- Please Help!
- This Might Help!
- Cry Me a River
- That's Not Helpful!
When I Couldn't Get Over It, I Learned to Start Acting Differently is recommended for these activities.
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Produced by Boys Town Press
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