Diy worry monster

Help kids cope with worries by making their own worry dolls. A little monster for comfort.

Halloween is the best for kids. The best! Which means that your kiddos' schools are going to be throwing some super fun Halloween parties. What's so super special is that after the party is over, it's Halloween AND the weekend. Could it get any better than that? Your little one might be more concerned with what happens when they get home from school, but part of the fun of Halloween is sharing the excitement with their classmates and teachers. Also, it's pretty cool to not be learning for a…

Worry Group Art Activity: Help your students in worry group personify their worries by making a worry monster with watercolors and deep breathing!

Reversible no sew monster pillow

Are you looking for a cute and quick crochet project? Look no further than the Worry Worm! This adorable little critter is perfect for carrying in your

Reversible no sew monster pillow

I mentioned worry eater in my first post so I think it is time for this blog's first how to. Worry eater is a plush toy with big mouth to eat all the worries kids (and maybe older ones) have. The idea comes from Germany where it goes under name ' Sorgenfresser'. Here is a tutorial to sew one and also tips to draw a pattern for your liking. This is what I used: Sweatshirt-dress, t-shirt and zipper from old pants. You can use almost any fabric for worry eater but I think it is best to use…

💭 Got a worry? Feed it to the Worry Box Monster! 🍽️ Transform an empty tissue box into a Worry Box Monster! This craft creates the perfect place for children to write down and record their worries, providing a starting point for discussing them with a trusted adult 💛 Follow the link for step-by-step instructions on creating this Worry Box Monster craft! 👆 #twinkl #twinklcrafts #worrybox #recycledtissuebox #recycledcrafts #craftsforkids #emotionalliteracy

Worry pets are the perfect crochet gift for kids of any age! Free Crochet pattern.

We love these DIY paper bag worry monsters. They are an art and crafts project and a tool to support children to manage their worries. This fun, creative project is great way for preschool to primary age kids to learn about and express their emotions.

This handsome fellow is from Bird is the Word Design and here is what they have to say about him: "This is a smug monster. He is sm...

Use these simple instructions and gift tags to create a lovely end-of-year gift for your little learners who are transitioning to school and beyond. DIY worry monsters are quick and easy to make but super effective for helping learners who may have worries and fears about a big change in their lives.

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Handmade monsters, stuffed with polyfil with different facial expression email : pamcdoll@optusnet.com.au

*Takes a deep breath* Ahhhh.

Don't worry, be happy & crafty! Use friendship thread, wiggly eyes and craft sticks to create worry dolls to shake off your nerves!

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