Sheldon Picture Book- A Story for Anxious Hearts Resource

Ocean Tales Adventures’ new book is OUT! Sheldon Picture Book- A Story for Anxious Hearts Resource is THE perfect resource for any child who suffers from anxiety and worry. With two weeks’ worth of classroom activities or centers/stations, this resource covers concepts such as dealing with emotions, anxiety, facing your fears, loved ones, and courage.

 

Sheldon ~ A Story for Anxious Hearts Resource comprises of 40 pages and 16 engaging activities.

 

The engaging activities can be used for:

Morning Meetings

SEL / Character Education Block

Stations/Centers

Character Education Units

Sub plans

AND MORE!

 

Sheldon ~ A Story for Anxious Hearts resource includes:

What’s included in this resource layout

Discussion Questions

Predicting- Comes with differentiated line templates to cater to students of all ages.

Theme/Message

Story Concepts- Main Characters, Setting, Problem, Solution

Reading Comprehension Questions with answer key

Let’s Chuckle- Providing opportunities to make the class chuckle!

Summary

Under the Ocean Art

Character Traits

Quote Analysis

Researching Fun Facts

Fun Facts Quiz

Feelings, Worry, and Anxiety Partner Roll-A-Prompt Activity

Vocabulary Spin-A-Word

Vocabulary Word Find

Directed Drawing Lesson

Coloring Page

 

Summary of Story:

Sheldon the turtle loves his mom so much that even a short separation makes his tummy twist and turn. But when she has to go away, Grandma shows him a clever little trick to help calm his worries. Through kindness, courage, and a few funny moments along the way, Sheldon learns that it’s okay to feel scared and that with the right tools and people who love you, you can find your brave.

“Let’s go,” said Grandma. “Come on, young man.”
But Sheldon was wary, not keen on her plan.
“I know that you miss Mom and wish she was here,
But sometimes you need to let go of your fear.”

“Now, listen to me, there’s a trick I once knew,
That will help keep you calm when you’re feeling so blue.
Choose three things to see and three things to hear.
This tactic will help you keep your mind clear.”