Coping Strategies and Anxiety Activities | 6 Worry Monster Templates for Elementary School

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Do you want anxiety activities that help your students learn how to manage their worries and cope with anxiety in a productive way? If so, the Worry Monsters activity may be the perfect resource for you. This engaging anti-anxiety activity encourages students to think creatively and reflect on their worries while also providing them with helpful strategies to manage their anxiety.

The Worry Monsters activity is a cut-and-glue craftivity that allows students to create their own unique worry monster. This activity includes six different monster body templates, each with various drawing and writing activities that help students explain and let go of their worries.

In addition, the activity challenges students to think of strategies they can use to cope with the worries they cannot change.

The Worry Monsters activity is designed to be used with a variety of students, regardless of their ability levels. You can choose the monster body template that best suits your students’ needs and customize the activity to fit your specific lesson plan.

Included in this Download:

• Six Monster Body Activity Sheet Templates
• Three Types of Cut and Glue Monster Body Parts

The six monster body templates include various types of questions and activities that can be used with various students based on ability levels. Choose the monster body template that is best suited for your student’s ability levels.

The monster bodies include various drawing and writing activities that are designed to help students explain and let go of their worries. All the while,  it challenges students to think of strategies they can use to cope with the worries they cannot change. These worry monsters have allowed my students to calm the worry monsters within themselves.

Other Educators Like You Said:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Raquel W. says, “Absolutely love this activity! I have used this to go with my book “The Worry Monsters” and stuffed animals. Utilized this many times in joint speech / social work sessions and my students have loved it.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ BP says, “I used this as my halloween activity. It went PERFECT with our Unthinkable WorryWall. My students LOVED this resource! Most of all, I did not feel guilty about doing a craft because students had wonderful conversations and I learned more about them! Great resource!!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Josie B. says, “Such a great craft! I love the different options to adapt it to the specific student’s needs!”

So what are you waiting for? Click the preview for more details and images of these ways to deal with anxiety activities for students. With the Worry Monsters activity and other resources from Mrs. Bell The Crafty Counselor, you can help your students learn to manage their worries and cope with anxiety in a positive and productive way.

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If you’re looking for even more anti-anxiety activities to help your students manage their worries and cope with anxiety, Mrs. Bell The Crafty Counselor has other resources that may be of interest to you. The Managing Worry Flipbook and Ninja Mindset are both great options for students who need additional support in managing their emotions.

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