Discover Free Materials
Support Your Child's Growth
In this section, you’ll find a variety of free resources designed to help children learn and practice essential life skills in a fun and engaging way. From printable worksheets like the “Thank You, Mind” exercise to interactive activities and guides, these materials are crafted to support emotional growth, mindfulness, and resilience. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or caregiver, these tools are easy to use and perfect for incorporating into everyday moments. Explore this collection to inspire and empower the children in your life!
Partner Coloring with Thought Clouds
This activity encourages children and caregivers to work together to explore and let go of tricky thoughts through creative coloring. By drawing thought clouds and naming emotions, kids learn to identify and release their feelings in a playful, supportive way. It's a simple yet powerful introduction to mindfulness and emotional awareness.


"Thank You, Mind:" Letting Go of Sticky Thoughts
Inspired by Finn’s sticky gum adventure, this worksheet helps children learn to notice and manage "sticky thoughts" in a fun and engaging way. Using a bubble gum metaphor, it guides kids through spotting a challenging thought, thanking their mind for it, and imagining letting it go creatively. This playful activity encourages mindfulness and builds emotional resilience in a way that’s both relatable and enjoyable.
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Explore Your Senses with Micah
This playful, mindfulness-based activity helps children connect with the present moment using their five senses. Guided by Micah the Macaw, kids are invited to notice what they see, hear, touch, smell, and taste in the world around them. Page 1 includes gentle prompts and whimsical jungle illustrations to spark curiosity and awareness. Page 2 offers a beautiful open-ended drawing space where kids can reflect and express what they discovered. This printable encourages calm, creativity, and mindful noticing—one sense at a time.
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