Worry And Anxiety Read Aloud Activities For Worrysaurus
Talking about worry with your youngest students can be challenging! Use these no prep read aloud activities with the book Worrysaurus to help your students better understand their worry and anxiety and how to cope with it. Kids will love the fun dinosaur theme as they identify their worries and explore positive coping skills.
This resource is based on the book "Worrysaurus" by Rachel Bright, however you do not need the book to complete the activities. DOWNLOAD PREVIEW
This resource is part of a worry and anxiety activities bundle and a social emotional book companion bundle!
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What's Included:
"Happy Thoughts" Cut And Paste - Students will look at various things that might make them feel worried and consider how they can use positive self talk to combat their worries.
"What Gives Me Butterflies" Cut And Paste - Students will consider which things they worry about. They will look at various worries and if the student has those worries, they will glue the worry onto the dinosaur. If the student doesn’t have those worries, they can glue them onto the background.
3 Coloring Pages - Students can color these pages as they learn about strategies they can use to cope with their worries.
Jar Of Happy Things Worksheet - Students will think about things that make them happy. They will then decorate their “jar of happy things” that they can think about when they feel worried.
All materials are also available in a Google Slides version
For more information, please see the preview!
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Ideas For Use:
To accompany the book “Worrysaurus” by Rachel Bright (although you can also do the activities without the book)
Anxiety lessons or small groups
Coping skills lessons or small groups
Feelings/Emotions lessons or small groups
With students who feel overwhelmed by their worry or anxiety
This resource is designed to use with students in grades K-2
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***Please download your resources as soon as you receive them. The links will expire after 24 hours. If you cannot get to your resources in this time frame, please e-mail me at CounselorChelsey@gmail.com and I will make sure you get what you purchased.
Talking about worry with your youngest students can be challenging! Use these no prep read aloud activities with the book Worrysaurus to help your students better understand their worry and anxiety and how to cope with it. Kids will love the fun dinosaur theme as they identify their worries and explore positive coping skills.
This resource is based on the book "Worrysaurus" by Rachel Bright, however you do not need the book to complete the activities. DOWNLOAD PREVIEW
This resource is part of a worry and anxiety activities bundle and a social emotional book companion bundle!
_______________________________________________________________________________
What's Included:
"Happy Thoughts" Cut And Paste - Students will look at various things that might make them feel worried and consider how they can use positive self talk to combat their worries.
"What Gives Me Butterflies" Cut And Paste - Students will consider which things they worry about. They will look at various worries and if the student has those worries, they will glue the worry onto the dinosaur. If the student doesn’t have those worries, they can glue them onto the background.
3 Coloring Pages - Students can color these pages as they learn about strategies they can use to cope with their worries.
Jar Of Happy Things Worksheet - Students will think about things that make them happy. They will then decorate their “jar of happy things” that they can think about when they feel worried.
All materials are also available in a Google Slides version
For more information, please see the preview!
_______________________________________________________________________________
Ideas For Use:
To accompany the book “Worrysaurus” by Rachel Bright (although you can also do the activities without the book)
Anxiety lessons or small groups
Coping skills lessons or small groups
Feelings/Emotions lessons or small groups
With students who feel overwhelmed by their worry or anxiety
This resource is designed to use with students in grades K-2
_______________________________________________________________________________
***Please download your resources as soon as you receive them. The links will expire after 24 hours. If you cannot get to your resources in this time frame, please e-mail me at CounselorChelsey@gmail.com and I will make sure you get what you purchased.
Talking about worry with your youngest students can be challenging! Use these no prep read aloud activities with the book Worrysaurus to help your students better understand their worry and anxiety and how to cope with it. Kids will love the fun dinosaur theme as they identify their worries and explore positive coping skills.
This resource is based on the book "Worrysaurus" by Rachel Bright, however you do not need the book to complete the activities. DOWNLOAD PREVIEW
This resource is part of a worry and anxiety activities bundle and a social emotional book companion bundle!
_______________________________________________________________________________
What's Included:
"Happy Thoughts" Cut And Paste - Students will look at various things that might make them feel worried and consider how they can use positive self talk to combat their worries.
"What Gives Me Butterflies" Cut And Paste - Students will consider which things they worry about. They will look at various worries and if the student has those worries, they will glue the worry onto the dinosaur. If the student doesn’t have those worries, they can glue them onto the background.
3 Coloring Pages - Students can color these pages as they learn about strategies they can use to cope with their worries.
Jar Of Happy Things Worksheet - Students will think about things that make them happy. They will then decorate their “jar of happy things” that they can think about when they feel worried.
All materials are also available in a Google Slides version
For more information, please see the preview!
_______________________________________________________________________________
Ideas For Use:
To accompany the book “Worrysaurus” by Rachel Bright (although you can also do the activities without the book)
Anxiety lessons or small groups
Coping skills lessons or small groups
Feelings/Emotions lessons or small groups
With students who feel overwhelmed by their worry or anxiety
This resource is designed to use with students in grades K-2
_______________________________________________________________________________
***Please download your resources as soon as you receive them. The links will expire after 24 hours. If you cannot get to your resources in this time frame, please e-mail me at CounselorChelsey@gmail.com and I will make sure you get what you purchased.
