Children learn best through play and we’ve kept this in mind while designing these original therapeutic activities for children, including worksheets, stories, and therapy games. Print these tools out for use in the home or classroom or use them in a counseling session.
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This activity is designed to help children learn how to conduct a give and take conversation. (social skills, ASD, ADD, communication, 0920)
This ebook, published by Magination Press, contains simple explanations for kids and tips for parents. (pandemic, COVID-19, 0820)
This worksheet asks kids to work on a behavior they wish to improve. Each time they perform the new behavior. they connect a dot in the game. A simple and fun way to encourage good behavior in kids. (ADHD, behavior problem, positive discipline, 0820)
This worksheet is intended to help children who have difficulty expressing their feelings and are prone to experiencing stomachaches. headaches and other physical problems when they are upset. The worksheet teaches a simple breathing relaxation technique and also suggests other ways children can deal with difficult feelings. (depression, relaxation techniques, breathing, health anxiety, 0630)
Reinforce family cooperation and bonding with this fun bingo game. The game contains cards for six players. The winner gets to choose a kindness activity and a partner to perform it. (family therapy, values, character education, kindness, 0620)
This fill-in-the-blank story asks children to think about ways to compromise when two children want different things. (problem-solving, compromise, sibling rivalry,0520)
Spanish Version – The Family Dinner Card Game was developed specifically for families coping with issues brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. This easy-to-use game has 104 cards that build family support and bonding. And it’s fun! The game also includes blank cards for families to write their own questions. (prevention, communication, family therapy, 0520)
Lots of children complain about being bored, but this activity sheet cannot only keep them occupied, it can give them suggestions of positive things to do. (0420, pandemic, family)