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|Grades K-12| In 15-Minute Focus: Grief: Processing and Recovery, Dave Opalewski offers school counselors and educators a primer on how to handle the death of a student or staff member. No matter if the death...
|Grades K-4| Quilly has not been the same since the death of his grandfather. His friends come to play and he cannot bring himself to join them. His grief shows. His porcupine quills become bristly and heavy...
|Grades PK-5| This book will help you, as the caring adult, be a guide through this troubling time by helping you understand what the young child is going through and giving you comprehensive techniques to address the...
|Grades K-12| A resource for administrators, counselors, and staff. Learn how to successfully respond to crisis situations by establishing and training crisis response teams. Examples of actual situations from Dr...
|Grades K-3| Includes Digital Content Link. Bitty Bunny has lost his good friend Robbie Rabbit and he is grieving in his grandmother’s kitchen. As Bitty Bunny tries to come to terms with his despair, his...
|Grades K-5| Help children through the grieving process. Cleverly illustrated, Get Rid of the Hurt has a minimum of text on each page, and includes many pages for children to write or draw their thoughts,...
|Grades 1-6| NOW WITH DOWNLOADABLE DIGITAL CONTENT! Each year, thousands of school children experience the death of a family member or friend or face a community tragedy. These children return to school with...
|Grades K-6| Activities to go along with the Grief is Like a Snowflake storybook by Julia Cook. Full of discussion questions and exercises to share with students. GL0117 Sample Pages...
|Grades K-6| With the help and support of his family and friends, Little Tree learns to cope with his father's death by discovering what is really important in life, and that his father's memory will carry on. Julia,...
|Grades 1-6| Each year, large numbers of children experience the death of a relative or friend. Whether the death is expected or unexpected, the finality is traumatic. Not every child will react to death in the same way, but...
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