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|Grades K-6| “I had it first!” “That’s not fair!” All parents and educators know one thing – when you get more than one child in a room, there’s bound to be at least a couple of...
|Grades 1-6| Children who experience the final stages of the life of a loved one will begin to grieve long before death occurs. Dealing With A Serious Illness offers help and understanding and gives children the...
|Grades PK-2| In today’s world where more and more children have parents who live separately. As these children move between homes, they can’t help but wonder: will mom still love me? Will Dad? In this...
|Grades 1-6| This collection of counseling games is designed to provide children with insight and skills to cope with the many changes families can experience. Covers such issues as seperation, divorce, natural...
|Grades K-12| As students move around the colorful gameboard, they answer questions that deal with feelings and divorce experiences. Facing situations in this non-competitive group setting makes it easier for children...
|Grades 3-12| The Divorce Cards encourage children to talk about their parents divorce, their feelings, and identify strategies for coping. Playing the Totika game helps children relax as they discuss...
|Grades 3-6| Placement in foster care can be a confusing and frightening time for a child. Many children in foster care are dealing with not only the trauma that took place in their home of origin, but also the ordeal...
|Grades 2-5| Family changes often present difficult challenges for children. Separation, divorce, incarceration, death, re-marriage, and relocation through moving or military deployment are a few of the life events that...
|Grades 2-6| This clever activity-oriented program helps boys (and girls!) be “brave knights” as they create their own stories to help them deal with the emotional issues associated with divorce. The...
|Grades 4-8| This self-study manual keeps students motivated to analyze their own concerns about divorce. The reproducible story is told by a 12-year-old boy who shares his fears and concerns about his parents' divorce...
|Grades 3-6| When someone close to a child is incarcerated it can be very confusing, frightening, and upsetting. Frustration, grief, anger and the uncertainty of the situation can make things worse. Someone I Love...
|Grades 2-6| Otis used to have the “perfect” family. That all changed when his parents told him that they were getting a D…D…D… The “D” Word – he can’t even say...
|Grades PK-3| An innovative seven-session program which combines songs and activities to help students, pre-school to second grade, cope with divorce-related problems. The first six sessions each include an...
|Grades K-6| Activities to go along with the The “D” Word storybook by Julia Cook. Full of discussion questions and exercises to share with students. DW0128 Sample Pages...
|Grades PK-1| Divorce usually changes many things in a young child's life, including family structure, lifestyle, and the child's home. As a result, children of divorcing parents may feel sad, lonely, angry, or confused...
|Grades 3-5| The concept of Homelesness can vary quite widely and you may be surprised to find that you have children that are struggling with homelessness in your school. According to the McKinney-Vento Homeless...
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