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Grief and Loss Review

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Grief and Loss Review

People can experience grief after many kinds of loss or change. There is no single right way to feel, and you do not have to share personal experiences. You may answer using the story below. If this topic feels difficult, speak to a trusted adult.

Read the story

Kwame’s family has moved to a different town. Kwame misses her old friends and the park where she used to play. Some days she feels sad; on other days she is excited to explore. At bedtime she tells her dad that she is finding the change hard. He listens without rushing her and asks what might help. Kwame decides to write a message to an old friend and look for a new club nearby. Her dad reminds her that getting used to a change can take time.

Understand grief and loss

Use the story and what you know to answer. You can use the story instead of drawing on personal experience.

1.Which statement best describes grief?
  • A response people may have after a loss or significant change
  • A feeling that everyone experiences in exactly the same way
  • Something people should hide until it goes away
2.Name two losses or changes that might lead someone to feel grief. One can come from Kwame’s story.
3.True or false: Kwame must feel happy about moving every day because she is also excited to explore.
TrueFalse
4.Give two different feelings Kwame might have about moving, using evidence from the story.
5.Choose two actions that could help someone express or manage grief in a safe way.
  • Talk with a trusted person
  • Write, draw, or make music about feelings
  • Pretend feelings do not exist and never ask for help
  • Blame themselves for the loss
6.What did Kwame’s dad do that showed he was listening supportively?
7.Complete the helpful response: “I’m sorry this is hard. Would you like me to ?”
8.A friend says, “I miss my old home, but I feel silly because we only moved.” Write one kind response that validates their feelings and one helpful next step you could suggest.
9.Name two trusted adults a young person could approach for support. Do not write a real person’s name.
10.True or false: If grief or worry is affecting sleep, eating, schoolwork, or everyday life, it can be a good idea to tell a trusted adult.
TrueFalse
11.Write one gentle reminder Kwame could keep in mind while she adjusts to her new town.

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  • Grief and Loss Review, page 1 of 2: Read the story, Understand grief and loss

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  • Grief and Loss Review, page 2 of 2: 5. Choose two actions that could help someone express or manage grief in a safe way.

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