Below are 15 ideas of ways you can support kids of any age through their grief.
- Make a memory box. ...
- Keep a journal. ...
- Create a memento together. ...
- Fill in the blanks. ...
- Read books about grief. ...
- Scream time. ...
- Write letters to the deceased. ...
- Express gratitude.
Movement · Create a family playlist (PDF) and dance to music together. · Throw soft wet objects – for example, paper, sponges, or balloons – at an outside wall. |
Crafty make and talk activities for bereaved children · Window Art · Rainbow Review · Thankful Tree · Snowman Strike · Straw Rockets · Spooky Spider Axtarish · Grief ... |
Coping With Grief: Activities for Children & Teens www.calvaryhospital.org › coping-with-grief-ac...
Here are ten activities that will help children explore their grief, and if done as a family, may open new paths to conversation. |
Activities for grieving children and young people - ideas for parents and carers · Memory Box · Salt Jar · One More Minute Star · Paper Person · Worry Monster. |
Using Projects and Games to Help Children with Grief · Heartbreak Pot · Meaningful Beading · Remembrance Ball/Ornament · Scream Box · Simple Coloring and ... |
Grief activities tailored to different ages compiled by expert Judi's House clinicians to help families talk about grief at home. |
Write a letter to someone and tell him/her about the person who died and the things you miss most. 4. Draw a picture of the person who died or of your family ... |
Attached are some grief-related activities for different cognitive levels to further expand and process your family's needs within your grief journey. |
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