Grief and Loss Activities for Kids

Age 9-10Science5 activity pagesFree printable

These pages offer gentle ways for children to explore big feelings around separation, change, trauma, and missing loved ones. Use them slowly, with plenty of space for talking, drawing, or taking breaks. Some story pages include heavy topics, so read alongside your child and choose only what feels supportive.

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Grief and Loss Activities for Kids

Age 9-105 activity pages

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A memory box activity gives children a comforting place to collect reminders of happy moments and people they care about.

Grief and Loss Activities for Kids, page 1: A memory box activity gives children a comforting place to collect reminders of

This peaceful night craft can help children create a calming bedtime ritual when worries or sadness feel bigger in the dark.

Grief and Loss Activities for Kids, page 2: This peaceful night craft can help children create a calming bedtime ritual when

A story about family separation opens a gentle way to talk about missing someone and hoping for reunion.

Grief and Loss Activities for Kids, page 3: A story about family separation opens a gentle way to talk about missing someone

This story helps children name difficult feelings after a frightening event and notice how community support can help.

Grief and Loss Activities for Kids, page 4: This story helps children name difficult feelings after a frightening event and

Viktoria’s story offers a thoughtful starting point for discussing war, displacement, and staying connected to loved ones.

Grief and Loss Activities for Kids, page 5: Viktoria’s story offers a thoughtful starting point for discussing war,

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