Create a personalized grief box or comfort kit for a child coping with death, the loss of a loved one, or another difficult experience. This bundle combines coping skills cards, a grief journal, coloring pages, gentle stretching cards, and planning materials to give children several ways to express feelings and find comfort.

Children can choose to write, draw, color, move, or explore coping strategies at their own pace. Use the materials in grief counseling or assemble a kit for a child to take home, with support from a caring adult.

📦 What's Included:

• 100 Coping Skills Choice Cards: digital and printable cards, posters, checklists, and 3 sorting mats
  
  
• 75-Page Grief and Loss Journal and Grief Prompt Cards: drawing and writing opportunities to explore feelings, memories, and loss
  
  
• 57 Positive Affirmation Coloring Pages: mindful coloring and supportive self-talk
  
  
• 52 Gentle Stretching Yoga Affirmation Cards: color and black-and-white cards, 4 blank cards, and a digital Google Slides version
  
  
• Art journal for drawing and creative expression
  
  
• Editable grief box or comfort kit list and grief box checklist for planning and personalizing the contents
  

🎒 Quick Details: Grief and loss support | 100 coping skills | 75-page grief journal | 57 coloring pages | 52 yoga affirmation cards | PDF + Google Slides and editable planning materials

🎯 Skills Addressed:

• Self-awareness and self-management
  
  
• Emotional expression and identifying coping strategies
  
  
• Helpful thoughts, supportive self-talk, and self-compassion
  
  
• Remembering loved ones and recognizing support needs
  

💡 Ways to Use It:

Assemble a grief box with selected journal pages, coping cards, coloring pages, and stretching cards. Add crayons, colored pencils, sensory items, or family-provided photos and keepsakes based on the child’s needs and preferences.

Use individual activities during counseling, or share selected materials with caregivers for support at home. The editable list helps you personalize each kit, and supplies can be prepared ahead of time for a school or community bereavement response.

👩‍🏫 Who It's For:

School counselors, child therapists, social workers, psychologists, speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, teachers, grief support professionals, and parents supporting children experiencing death, trauma, grief, or loss.

📚 More Grief Support Resources:

Read How to Create a Grief Box or Comfort Kit for Kids for supply ideas, ways to personalize a box, and a building block grief activity.

🖨️ Format & Download:

Printable and digital materials in PDF and Google Slides formats, plus editable comfort kit planning materials. This purchase does not include a physical box, art supplies, sensory items, or a preassembled kit.

📌 Important Notes:

• Children grieve in different ways. Let them choose whether to write, draw, talk, move, remember, or spend time with a supportive adult
  
  
• Use affirmations and coping activities without minimizing difficult feelings or pressuring children to feel better
  
  
• Adapt activities to the child’s developmental needs, cultural traditions, family beliefs, and relationship with the person who died
  
  
• This is a digital download. No physical product will be shipped. Due to the digital nature of this resource, all sales are final and refunds are not available.