Make a worry monster

Worry monster boxes are created as a safe place for kids to put their worries or anxious thoughts. Check out this article to learn more about making one of your own!

**This listing is for the PDF instant download of the pattern (instructions to make your own), not the finished product.** Please note: refunds are not given on digital items. Create your own Wee Worry Monster! Feeling anxious or worried? Take a moment to write (or draw) your worry on a piece of paper, fold it up and feed it to the Wee Worry Monster! This can also be used as a tool to open up discussions about anxiety and mental health, especially with young people.

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Allie Apels on Instagram: "Worry Monsters 💛 It is so normal for us to feel worried at times. One of the best ways to overcome worry is to talk about it We loved the book, The Very Hungry Worry Monsters. This is a fun story about friendly monsters who eat worries and fears. After reading the story, we talked about ways that we can recognize worry in our bodies, what we can do to calm ourselves, and the importance of writing and/or sharing our worries with others.. We were inspired by two…

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

Worry Monster Activity to go along with The Very Hungry Worry Monsters by Rosie Greening, Lara Ede (Illustrator)

Home is where the art is on Instagram: "🫧Bubble worry monsters 💜 These little bubble monsters are so fun to make. You will need paint, dish soap, a straw, markers and paper. If messy crafts scare you here is my TOP TIP: get a large cardboard box and cut off one side - place the bowl and paper inside the cardboard box and it will protect all your surfaces and your walls! 🤩 #crafts #craft #crafting #kidscrafts #craftsforkids #easycrafts #craftideas #craftideasforkids #funcrafts #messyplay…

When the kids are off from school, I try to have some quick crafts planned to keep them busy and off the video games all day. At about 10 am yesterday, I had had enough

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

This summer, The WARM Place was invaded by our newest friend, our very own Worry Monster! The Worry Monster is brought into our groups to help the children identify their worries and fears. Children write or draw their worries on slips of paper. Then they “feed” them to the Worry Monster! Some children say the...

Encourage children to express their emotions with Worry Monsters! Use Kwik Stix to draw your emotions!

Help kids talk about their worries with this thoughtful activity based on Jonathan James and the What if Monster!

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.

Makes these worry monsters after reading Sam, the Most Scaredy-cat Kid in the Whole World by Mo Willems.

Banish back to school anxiety and worries with these homemade worry stones for kids. A simple craft that can become part of your anxiety toolbox.

Back to school. Three words I dread. Does anyone else get back-to-school jitters? Going back to school means saying good-bye to the relaxing feel of summer and hello to homework and a rigid schedule. As a kid, I would get back-to-school jitters big time. My stomach would turn at the mere sight of school supplies and the smell of freshly sharpened pencils. Worries consumed my mind and I would start asking, 'Would my teacher like me? Would I be able to find the bathroom? Would I have friends…