Children face different challenges that make them feel worried, stressed, and anxious. During these times, it’s important for them to learn how to calm down. Parents, teachers, social workers, and mental health professionals can show them different techniques aside from deep breathing, such as journaling their thoughts and feelings, blowing bubbles, or yelling into a pillow.
This calm down visuals worksheet is a two-page tool that features a variety of calm down techniques with beautiful pictures. On the second worksheet, they will find the list of 101 techniques without the images.
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- Size: 8.5" x 11"
These resources are outstanding! I keep finding myself back and back again :)
We love seeing returning customers like you, Christine! Your enthusiasm for our Calm Down Visuals means so much to us. Keep building those coping skills!
i think this will be valuable.
I am working with a young family - the children frequently display explosive behaviours. This has been a great 'go to' for mum to encourage problem-solving and self regulation. Thank you.
Got this printed as a poster to put on the wall of my 7 year old. He has already tried some of the suggestions
This hangs in my kid's calm down corner. It's also a great reference when my kid says they are bored.