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April 11, 2020 by Tricia Goyer Leave a Comment

Kids’ Journals Help Children Focus on Good Things

My Stay Home Journals Help Kids Focus on Good Things

Stay Home Journals help kids focus on good things.

During this time, kids need a place to think, write, or draw what is going on in their hearts and minds. Writing helps kids process emotions. Writing moves thoughts from a kids’ emotional brain to his thinking brain, allowing him to process all that’s going on.

I believe in this so much, I’ve created Stay Home Journals for kids.


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Get your FREE Journal here!

Stay Home Tiger (1)

 

Angry Kids Are Often Anxious Kids

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Through the process of adopting seven children, we went to a lot of therapy, and I read a lot of books. (I even wrote one: Calming Angry Kids!)​ I learned that when a child’s emotional brain is spiked, her thinking brain is turned off. This is important to remember.

“A child who appears to be oppositional or aggressive may be reacting to anxiety—anxiety he may, depending on his age, not be able to articulate effectively, or not even fully recognize that he’s feeling. Especially in younger kids with anxiety you might see freezing and clinging kind of behavior,” says Dr. Rachel Busman, a clinical psychologist at the Child Mind Institute, “but you can also see tantrums and complete meltdowns.’” https://childmind.org/article/how-anxiety-leads-to-disruptive-behavior/​
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When your child is anxious, worried, angry or confused, it will be impossible for your child to learn. Stay Home Journals help kids process their emotions, capture memories, and focus on good things.

 

Help Kids Focus on Good Things

As I sat down to create these journals, I liked the sound of “stay home.” It’s a way to focus on the good during a hard time. It’s a great way to help your kids think about what good things may be happening during this time and what they are looking forward to when it’s “safe” for us to return to normal life. These lovely journals have full-color interior because I want them to be special keepsakes.
The pages are set up so older kids can write their thoughts (writing practice!) and younger kids can draw their thoughts or have a parent write for them.
Help Kids Process Emotions and Capture Memories. {Writing practice is a bonus!)

 

Stay Home Journal: Fancy Kitten

 

Stay Home Journal: Dalmation

 

Stay Home Journal Dragon

 

Stay Home Journal Goat

 

help kids focus on good things

You can find all Stay Home Journals here.

I hope these journals will be a support and a joy to your family!

 

More Free Resources! (Not just for kids!)

My team has put together a list of over 200 amazing resources and courses for you. This is a load of great educational resources for all ages. From the tiny tots to the parents, there are some wonderful sites on this PDF. Yes, you can go to the Smithsonian, tour Yellowstone, or travel to Paris without leaving home!

I’m especially looking forward to every Wednesday, where there will be free, online, worship-painting classes with Blossoming Hearts Studio on Facebook. And don’t forget about the free Lamplighter audiobook too!

The list also has sites for every homeschooling subject you can imagine. Pass this on and share it with your friends:

Free Resources for The Whole Family.pdf

Free Resources for Families

Click HERE to download the FREE PDF.

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Disclosure of Material Connection: Some of the links in the post above are “affiliate links.” This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, I will receive an affiliate commission. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will add value to my readers. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.” Read full privacy policy here.

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