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The Worry Waterfall - Poster
Free | 1 page|Grades: 1 - 5A poster to help students work through worrying thoughts.
Use this resource in the classroom to help students work through worrying thoughts and problems. The Worry Waterfall encourages students to recognize worries that they can and cannot control. The poster guides them through a step-by-step process of decision making and of taking action.
How to use The Worry Waterfall:
- Introduce The Worry Waterfall through class discussion.
- Model how to follow the steps.
- Provide examples of everyday worries. Encourage students to practice following the steps.
- Display the poster in your classroom and refer to it when necessary.
Print on tabloid to display in the classroom, or print on letter to give to individual students.
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Love it! So great!
Donna Farren · Aug 26th, 2020
Hi Donna! We are so glad that you like it! We hope that it helps to ease the anxiety some of your students may be having during this difficult time!
Natalie · Aug 27th, 2020