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Unfortunately, This is Us
Last Tuesday, I was excited to share my thoughts about the series finale of This is Us. But then 19 school children and two teachers were killed.
What Kids can Teach us about Grief
I met with a group of about 20 children ranging in age from 6 to 11. We hung out for a bit and then settled in to do an activity based on their worries. I gave them some art supplies and a little direction asking them to put their worries on paper. It could be about the pandemic or any other worries they had. Then they had a chance to share their worries with everyone else. And do you know what I found out? They have a lot of the same worries as I do!