Seeds of Hope Bereavement and Loss Activity Book

Seeds of Hope Bereavement and Loss Activity Book

$61.99

Helping Children and Young People Cope with Change Through Nature

Life is full of changes; they happen all the time. Some changes are harder to cope with than others.

Seeds of Hope Bereavement and Loss Activity Book uses nature to help children understand death, loss and change in a gentle and honest way. Full of creative activities, such as choosing an insect or plant and using it to draw a life cycle, or making a paper memory tree of happy and sad memories, it helps children learn about loss and death, the cycle of life and how to cope with and express feelings of sadness and grief.

This book is ideal for parents and carers, teachers, therapists and counsellors to use with children aged 5+ who have suffered any type of loss or are dealing with change, or who are bereaved.

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Contents:

  • Author’s Note.
  • Imagine: Learning from Nature.
  • Medicine Wheel: What animals can teach us.
  • Draw or Paint: Suggestions of drawing or painting things to do.
  • Write: Suggestions of writing things to do.
  • Memory and Loss Leaves: Leaves to cut out and draw or write on.
  • Memory and Loss Tree: For sticking your leaves on.
  • Big Leaves: Bigger leaves for a bigger tree.
  • Changes: How change affects us.
  • Lifetimes: Life cycles – long and short.
  • Colouring: Pictures to colour in.
  • Exploring the Feelings Tree: Finding out more.
  • The Feelings Tree: Different feelings.
  • Sticking Stickers: Things to do with stickers.
  • Stickers: For sticking!
  • The Language of Flowers: Myths and meanings.
  • Word Storms: A game to play.
  • Snakes and Ladders of Loss: Another game.
  • Feelings and Seasons: Thinking about feelings.
  • Mandalas: What they are and how to use them.
  • Labyrinths: What they are and how to walk them.
  • Poems and Stuff: What other people have written.
  • My Story: Sharing feelings.
  • Information on Loss and Bereavement: What to expect
  • For Teachers: Information and suggested activities
  • Support Groups.
Author Bio:
Caroline Jay founded and runs the Seeds of Hope Children’s Garden, a national charity which aims to promote the use of nature in helping children manage loss. For twelve years she ran a SANDS (Stillbirth and Neonatal Death charity) group, supporting families after the death of a baby. She is the co-author of ‘What Does Dead Mean? A Book for Young Children to Help Explain Death and Dying’.

Additional information

Weight .85 kg

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