Description
This set of 13 Grief and Loss Stories and Memory Journal helps children cope with the death of a loved one. Students read a story in which the main character lost the same loved one that they did – a powerful healing experience that makes them feel not-so-alone in their grief! Then, they work on the Memory Journal to process their loss.
✅ The stories are offered in 3 formats: printable PDF, PowerPoint, and digital for Google Slides™. The Memory Journal is both a printable PDF and digital for Google Slides™ file.
✅ Lower elementary (K-2nd) and upper elementary (3rd-5th) versions of each story are included.
✨ Each story addresses a different type of loss:
❤️ Loss of mom
❤️ Loss of dad
❤️ Loss of grandma
❤️ Loss of grandpa
❤️ Loss of sibling
❤️ Loss of friend
❤️ Loss of pet
✨ These resources are powerful for Grief and Loss groups, individual counseling, and for use at home!
Educators Say
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“This resource was incredible!! The story was beautifully written and allowed my own son the ability to relate to a character who was going through the same emotions he was after his grandfather’s death. I love the journal that comes along with it, and so does my son! Thank you for creating such a thoughtful product!” – Madelyne H.
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“This is another amazing resource from Music City Counselor!! I appreciate the different versions of the story, as often I find that other grief stories don’t cover the same experience that my client is having, but with all these different versions, it covers everything I can think of. I have already had to use the stories twice this week.” – The Playful Counselor
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“This was perfect for a couple of my kindergarten kiddos. It was really helpful to explain the grief process on a level they would understand. Additionally, the story fit the age group perfectly!” – Alexis P.
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“Wonderful personalized activity to help students understand and work through the process of grief.” – Christen B.
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“This has been a tremendous help for my first grief and bereavement group. Thank you!” – Shakeesha A.