How to talk to kids about scary news and safety
The Mini Page explains how children can handle fear from news about terrorism and disasters. It suggests discussing safety steps, sharing fears with family or teachers, and offering help to others to ease anxiety.
Speaking Up About Danger Without Labeling People
Adults should teach kids to report suspicious behavior rather than judging appearance. Experts advise focusing on actions not appearance when assessing danger. If someone acts angrily or seems to be hiding something, notify an adult promptly.
Talking Through Tragedy Helps Us Cope
The note encourages reaching out to friends, family, or teachers when distressed by troubling news. It cautions that ignoring these feelings allows them to grow and urges open conversation to seek support and reassurance.
War and Terrorism Guided Activity Workbook for Children
At the library a guided activity workbook for children families and teachers to encourage healthy expression learning and coping titled My Book About War and Terrorism by Gilbert Kliman MD and Harriet Wolfe MD is offered alongside Malala Yousafzai Warrior With Words by Malala Yousafzai.
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Harriet Wolfe
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Lunchtime trash as a school waste issue and tips
The article notes lunchtime trash as a major waste source in U S schools and promotes no garbage lunches. It suggests rinsing and reusing bags and carrying milk in a Thermos. It credits David J Schonfeld of USC and Children’s Hospital Los Angeles for guidance on school crisis bereavement.
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David J. Schonfeld
School of Social Work and Pediatrics
University of Southern California and Children’s Hospital
Los Angeles
National Center For
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