Navigating Loss and Grief
A Dog Named Lucky
A valuable resource for parents, teachers and counselors!
If you don't know where to start that difficult conversation with your child about loss, this book provides you with what you need. This book includes suggestions for parents, teachers and counselors to use with children. There are 4 activities to complete, in addition to the illustrated story. Veterinarians love it too and recommend it to their clients.
A Dog Named Lucky is a story for children, ages 3-10, who have lost a pet. This story is about the relationship between a boy and his old dog. The old dog dies and the boy learns what it means to lose a best friend. The boy learns how to work through his grief and continue living without his pet.
Loss and Grief Support for Children
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This book was written to help children through the loss of a loved one!
These lesson plans give professionals and parents a starting point and framework for assisting children through the grieving process. They can be used with individual children or in a small group. The intended audience is elementary school children, grades K-2 and 3-5. The lesson plans are designed to teach children about death and dying, the pain associated with the grieving process, and how to move forward while still remembering the loved one.
It is currently in over 100 Elementary Schools in the Mid-Atlantic states and growing, including every County in the state of Maryland.
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