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 workbook is from the creative people at the Random Acts of Kindness Foundation. It contains dozens of ideas and activities. (RAOK, kindness, 0420)
Parent’s are asked to assemble this complete board game and use it to stimulate communication and positive problem solving with their families. It contains questions specific to the unique family problems caused by the corona pandemic. (0320)
This worksheet is designed to start a discussion on the importance of treating others well. Children are asked to circle cartoons which depict appropriate behavior at a carnival. (0210)
This worksheet is intended to help start a conversation with children about the importance of being honest. (emotional intelligence, character education, resiliency, behavior, 0120)
Photo Social Stories introduce simple social concepts with engaging images and simple stories. This story talks about a young girl who must try and be patient while her father finishes his work so that they can go fishing. Social stories are common technique used with children Autism Spectrum to introduce basic social concepts. (social skills, 0120)
This worksheet helps kids think about the importance of caring for others. (0120)
This worksheet is designed to stimulate a conversation about how children can show that they care for others. (emotional intelligence, caring, empathy, behavior, 1219)
This worksheet asks kids to think about the best ways to greet people when meeting them. (social skills, ASD, ADHD, 1219)
This worksheet for kids addresses two issues – being kind and being truthful. The exercise asks kids to answer the question by filling in a word/number puzzle. Ages 7+.(character education, kindness, behavior, social skills, 1119)
This fill-in-the blank story helps kids think about what is causing them stress and how they can best deal with it. (stress, anxiety, 1019)