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Several example pages from the expanded pack.

One Tiny Step: The Committed Action Expanded Pack for Kids supports children in learning how to keep going, speak up, try again, or make a different choice — even when emotions like fear, doubt, or disappointment show up.

 

Using child-friendly language, engaging characters, and hands-on activities, this resource helps kids connect what matters to them with the following doable action — without pressure, forcing, or “positive thinking.”

 

This pack is ideal for families, therapists, educators, and caregivers who want to support emotional courage, follow-through, and self-trust in a gentle, developmentally appropriate way.

 

What’s Inside This Resource

 

📖 Part 1 – Understanding Committed Action

Kid-friendly explanations of what it means to keep going, try again, or choose differently — even when feelings feel hard.

 

🪜 Part 2 – One Tiny Step Cards

Six committed action cards that pair common emotional moments with simple, doable next steps, including:

  • Keep Going

  • Do It Anyway

  • Try Again

  • Ask for Help

  • Speak Up

  • Choose a Different Way

 

Each card includes:

  • A relatable emotional “When…” scenario

  • A tiny, values-guided step

  • Simple language kids can say aloud

 

🦊 Part 3 – Mini Stories

Three original short stories featuring Finn and friends, modeling committed action in real-life kid situations — such as:

  • Continuing even when something feels hard

  • Speaking up when worried about disappointing others

  • Choosing honesty or self-advocacy instead of avoidance

 

Each story highlights:

  • One key emotion

  • One guiding value

  • A reflection question focused on committed action

 

🎨 Part 4 – Creative Action Practices

Hands-on activities that help children practice committed action, including:

  • Mapping small efforts

  • Noticing when they tried anyway

  • Returning gently after giving up

  • Turning intentions into simple actions

 

🌱 Part 5 – Reflection & Connection

Child and parent reflection pages that support:

  • Noticing effort over outcome

  • Naming what helped when things felt hard

  • Building confidence through small wins

 

Includes shared mantras and “Parent Whisper” prompts to encourage co-regulation and modeling.

 

📅 Part 6 – Printable Tools

  • Weekly committed action practice page

  • Parent support language for calm and emotional moments

  • A calming coloring page that reinforces steady steps forward

 

✨ Why This Resource Matters

Children don’t need to wait until fear disappears to move forward.

Committed action teaches kids that bravery isn’t loud or perfect — it’s quiet, steady, and built through small choices. This pack helps children trust themselves, build resilience, and learn that they can keep going even when emotions feel tricky.

 

Format & Details

✅ Digital PDF | 20 pages
👧🧒 Best for ages 4–10
🏠 Ideal for home, therapy, classrooms, and SEL groups

 

🌿 Want to support this skill even more?
Pair this expanded pack with:

 

➡️ Explore all tools under Child Free Resources and Parent Free Resources to build skills step-by-step.

🌱 One Tiny Step: The Committed Action Expanded Pack for Kids

SKU: BD-OTS-EP
$12.00Price
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