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The Power of Kindness

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Self-Compassion 

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Making Mistakes

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Managing Powerful Feelings

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K-2/3-5 Breathing

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K-2 Managing Anger/3-5 Managing Worry

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K-2 Identifying Feelings/3-5 Managing Emotions

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Emotions K-5

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SEL Choice Board for Families

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Lesson Topic: Worry 

Kindergarten - Grade 2

Grades K-2 Read the story, Wemberly Worried by Kevin Henkes.  If you do not have the book at home, you can listen to it here: Wemberly Worried on YouTube

Once you are finished reading, discuss the following questions as a family: 

1. What did Wemberly worry about?

2. What helped Wemberly's worries go away?

3. What are some things you worry about?

4. Who can you talk to about your worries?

3rd - 5th Grade 

Grades 3-5 Read the story, Wilma Jean the Worry Machine by Julia Cook.  If you do not have the book at home, you can listen to it here: Wilma Jean the Worry Machine on YouTube

Once you are finished reading, discuss the following questions as a family:

1. What are some of the worries Wilma Jean has?

2. What happens to Wilma Jean when she worries?

3. How did Wilma Jean's teacher help her with her worries?

4. Why is sorting your worries helpful?

5. What are some things you worry about?