Adorable, kind, and dear, The Worrysaurus is a reminder to all of us, young and old, to slow down and take a deep breath. We would create a list of things to do when you have a worry, inspired by the book, such as sharing it with a trusted adult and doing things that make you happy. She explores the lovliness of words and the magic of pictures, revelling in a world of jam-eating miniature bears and other made-up animals.

The Worrysaurus by Rachel Bright, Chris Chatterton - Waterstones The Worrysaurus by Rachel Bright, Chris Chatterton - Waterstones

También me parece muy apropiado como recurso educativo no solo por sus increíbles y simpáticas imágenes o su motivador personaje, sino por todas las opciones que ofrece para trabajar tanto en familia como en el aula. Monday 22nd June 2020 - Tuesday 30th June - Home Learning - Information and Work Activities For Everyone! This book could be used to start a discussion with a class or individual children about why they might worry and what they can do to help themselves feel better. Through the loveable dinosaur character, the Worrysaurus, this story explores how children's anxieties and worries can spiral and also some of the coping mechanisms and mindfulness strategies that they can use to deal with them. Loved the simple way facing fear and anxiety was portrayed by a cute dinosaur but I do wish there was more of a “your feelings are valid and you can only be so prepared” mixed in with the “everything will be okay” ending.I have been looking for a book to help children understand their feelings and worries that they may have, and this is it! A fun and reassuring tale about dealing with worries from the author of the bestselling The Lion Inside. This sweet little dinosaur likes to know what's ahead of him-- but sometimes even with the day all planned out, he tends to become a Worrysaurus, wondering about all the things that might go wrong.

Worrysaurus | Windsor Hill Primary School The Worrysaurus | Windsor Hill Primary School

Five activities based around the DERIC reading skills; decode, explain, retrieve, interpret and choice using the text The Worrysaurus by Rachel Bright. I felt the illustrations, rhyming verses and simple language are perfect for the intended target audience. The book introduces the idea of butterflies representing a worry and the feeling of having butterflies in your stomach.La temática sobre la que gira la historia es el miedo en diferentes vertientes; miedo a lo desconocido, a lo inesperado o a la incertidumbre que nos ocasiona la vida diaria, así como la forma que tiene de paralizarnos. Por su parte, Chris Chatterton comenzó su carrera en diseño gráfico y animación, trabajando en una variedad de proyectos, incluidos Dr Who y The Dumping Ground de CBBC. She collects alphabets and hats and has a Nissan Figaro car which everyone says looks like a matchbox toy.

Whole Class Reading - The Worrysaurus - Part 2 KS1 Whole Class Reading - The Worrysaurus - Part 2

We see how the Worrysaurus likes to prepare for situations and how he feels when he is no longer in control.This reading unit also includes 6 fully resourced lessons around the core theme of personal, social and emotional development as part of the PSED curriculum. She has written several books for children, including Love Monster, The Lion Inside and The Koala Who Could– winner of the Evening Standard Oscar’s Book Prize and the Sainsbury’s Book Award. I think this book would support a PSHE lesson really well and each child could come up with their own bag of worries. Her illustrative work is a smorgasboard of giant, hand-printed poems, mind-bogglingly detailed gouache illustrations and a cacophony of quirky prints and etchings. Based around the DERIC reading skills and incorporating phonics too (explained in the resource) using the text Worrysaurus by Rachel Bright.

Worrysaurus by Rachel Bright - LoveReading4Kids The Worrysaurus by Rachel Bright - LoveReading4Kids

Discover the perfect book to help every little anxious Worrysaurus let go of their fears, and feel happy in the moment at hand! Personalmente me ha parecido una historia maravillosa, muy didáctica y lúdica que trabaja las emociones y la forma de tratarlas dirigida y adaptada a los pequeños. This story follows a day in the life of a Worrysaurus seeing the challenges he faces and how he deals with them. Younger children who tend to struggle wording their emotions/ feelings could really benefit from this. Die Reimform war beim Vorlesen doch etwas gewöhnungsbedürftig und die Geschichte war an manchen Stellen für meinen Geschmack nicht ganz rund (z.I'm sure lots of children and adults can relate to this book and discuss experience and ways that we can try and cope with the changing world but not let it ruin our day and our mental health. All resources on powerpoint and can be used in lessons on the whiteboard or can be printed as a scaffold/support for children to work on or stick in books. This is then contrasted with bright yellow and other vibrant colours when he thinks of what his mother would say and takes out his box of happy things. The colours in the book are bright and welcoming with the worries in a pale blue colour, this can help children to understand that the worry isn’t real and they can make it go away.