Ten printable pages that follow a child through a whole school day — getting ready in the morning, naming how the day felt, the worry that turned up, the walk home, the conversation at dinner — and finish with a certificate to sign together.
Fifteen faces to colour and name — and underneath, the two questions that matter: why do I feel this way, and what would help?
Eight small morning steps a child can tick off alone, and one goal they choose for themselves.
Where worry sits in the body, who you can tell, which ideas help — and a brave plan written in their own words.
A rose, a thorn, and a sentence about tomorrow — the shape of a daily check-in they can keep for years.
One email unlocks every printable in this TadaKit — the book links are open to everyone.
One question, asked properly, gets further than five asked at the door. These are the nine from the pack, plus a few more.
What was the best part of your day?
Tadatoon is worried about starting at a new school. Act his four little pictures out before anyone writes a brave plan — a worry you have played is a much smaller worry.
Five minutes, the worry page, and a doorway to walk through.
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Two stories that go well with this pack — one about moving your body, one about staying curious.
Join Birdie on an adventure that shows how moving your body, trying new activities and staying active can make you feel happy and strong.
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Follow Giraffe on a heartwarming adventure that celebrates curiosity, friendship and discovering the world around us.
See the bookWe build kits around a family’s own story, a school or business programme, or a publisher’s characters — the way this one was built around Tadatoon’s school day. Same method, your world.