Drawing and Expressing Feelings After Loss

Age 7-8Drawing6 pages to drawFree printable

Children can express their complex emotions through drawing, helping them process grief, anger, and confusion after losing a pet.

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Drawing and Expressing Feelings After Loss

Age 7-86 pages to draw

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Four blank face outlines for children to draw expressions representing sadness, fear, loneliness, and anger, with space to write their own below.

Drawing and Expressing Feelings After Loss, page 1: Four blank face outlines for children to draw expressions representing

Two blank face outlines for children to draw confused expressions, along with lines to write down other feeling words.

Drawing and Expressing Feelings After Loss, page 2: Two blank face outlines for children to draw confused expressions, along

A large blank box for children to draw what their grief looks like to them, accompanied by a reassuring message.

Drawing and Expressing Feelings After Loss, page 3: A large blank box for children to draw what their grief looks like to

A drawing activity page with a large box for children to draw what someone looks like when they mistakenly think a bad thing is their fault.

Drawing and Expressing Feelings After Loss, page 4: A drawing activity page with a large box for children to draw what

A large drawing box for children to sketch how they feel right now and explore how they can make their picture feel safer.

Drawing and Expressing Feelings After Loss, page 5: A large drawing box for children to sketch how they feel right now and

A drawing prompt page with a large box for children to illustrate what anger looks like inside of them.

Drawing and Expressing Feelings After Loss, page 6: A drawing prompt page with a large box for children to illustrate what

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