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    Free grief activities for children and young people - Winston's Wish

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    • Farewelling
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      8 Grief Activities for Kids - myfarewelling.com

    • YouthLight
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      Activities for Grieving Children - YouthLight

    • UC Davis Health
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      Activities for grieving children and families - UC Davis …

      Play, creative activities, and physical movement help children naturally express their feelings, concerns, and questions. The activities below are intended for varying ages and can be adapted to meet the specific needs of your child or …

    • Better Place Forests
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      15 Grief Activities for Kids to Teenagers - Better Place …

      While everyone processes grief differently — and that process may vary from day to day — there are many grief activities designed to help children of all ages work through their complicated feelings. We’ve compiled 15 grief activities for kids …

    • Therapist Aid
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      Grief Worksheets for Children - Therapist Aid

      Process grief with free worksheets, education, and activities. Handouts cover the grieving process, tasks of grief, and writing activities.

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      How can children express or explore their grief?
      Here are ten activities that can help children express or explore their grief. Creating a memory box is one such activity. The purpose of a memory box is to protect important objects connected to a significant person and allow children to visit with their person whenever they choose.

      Coping With Grief: Activities for Children & Teens

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      How can activities help grieving children and young people?
      Activities can be a useful way to help grieving children and young people to explore and express their feelings and emotions and to help them maintain memories of the person who has died. Below are some of these activities that you can try yourself at home.

      Free grief activities for children and young people - Winston's Wish

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      How can I help a child understand grief?
      To help a child (ages 6-9) understand that it's normal to experience difficulties while dealing with grief, you can use the analogy of a maze. Explain that getting through grief is like moving a pencil through a maze (reproduced at the end of the Activities section). Preparation: Begin by explaining that moving through grief can be challenging.

      Activities for Grieving Children - YouthLight

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      How can adults help kids cope with grief?
      This is a game designed specifically for one or two adults to play with children in an attempt to get them to open up about their feelings. Cards prompt topics and kids are encouraged to share their emotions. Adults can then gently address worries, fears or sadness to help kids process grief.

      8 Grief Activities for Kids - myfarewelling.com

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      How can expressive arts help a grieving child?
      Expressive arts activities can help a grieving child by providing opportunities for adults to actively listen and support them as they grieve at their own pace. It is also advisable to seek professional support. (Passage text mentions that the activities are intended for adults to support children, so I assumed the question referred to children based on that context.)

      Coping With Grief: Activities for Children & Teens

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      What is a grief activity?
      After a loss, it can feel to a child like their world has been shattered. This grief activity is a physical representation of that emotional injury, but with a positive and affirming result. This project can be done either alone (for older children and adults) or with friends and family. What You’ll Need:

      8 Grief Activities for Kids - myfarewelling.com

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