Healthy Little Minds

Interactive calm kit

Choose one small tool for the feeling in front of you.

Listen, breathe, draw, or build a tiny mood story. Each activity is short enough for a classroom pause, a family check-in, or a quiet reset.

Calm corner

Sound and breathing

Use a gentle sound, then follow the circle to settle your body.

Get ready...

Grown-up note

Sit nearby. Breathe together. No fixing needed, just presence.

Drawing tool

Draw how it feels

Pick a color and let the feeling become lines, shapes, weather, or a place.

After saving, find the drawing in Downloads and attach it to the email.

Grown-up note

Ask: “What does your drawing want to say?” No judging, just listening.

Mood story

Choose a feeling

Select the closest mood and get one gentle next step.

Grown-up note

Mirror first: “You’re feeling ___.” Then ask: “What would help your body feel safer?”

After the audiobook

One More Kick, Ella! reflection

Use this after listening to help children name feelings, notice courage, and choose one small practice step.

1. How did Ella feel when the pattern was hard?
2. What helped Ella keep going?

Your reflection

Choose a feeling, choose what helped Ella, and write one practice step.

Grown-up note

Ask: “When did Ella start comparing herself?” “What helped her try again?” “What is one small step we can practise this week?”

Interactive stories

Practice choices inside a story

Destiny feeling sad

Feeling Sad

Help Destiny feel better by choosing what he does next.

Start story
Bella's interactive story

Choices & Feelings

Join Bella as she learns how choices shape feelings and friendships.

Start Bella’s story