This document provides instructions for an activity where students draw a fruit to represent themselves and draw worms around it to symbolize common stressors. They are then asked to draw the same fruit with worms inside to demonstrate how stressors make them feel internally. The activity aims to help students in middle to late adolescence cope with stress.
This document provides instructions for an activity where students draw a fruit to represent themselves and draw worms around it to symbolize common stressors. They are then asked to draw the same fruit with worms inside to demonstrate how stressors make them feel internally. The activity aims to help students in middle to late adolescence cope with stress.
This document provides instructions for an activity where students draw a fruit to represent themselves and draw worms around it to symbolize common stressors. They are then asked to draw the same fruit with worms inside to demonstrate how stressors make them feel internally. The activity aims to help students in middle to late adolescence cope with stress.
AND LATE ADOLESCENCE Bring the following: Long bond paper Ruler Pencil Coloring materials INSTRUCTIONS: 1. IF YOU WERE A FRUIT, WHAT KIND OF FRUIT WOULD YOU BE? DRAW THE FRUIT ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF YOUR SHEET OF PAPER. 2. THINK OF STRESSORS THAT YOU USUALLY ENCOUNTER. FOR EACH STRESSSOR, DRAW ONE WORM AROUND THE FRUIT. 3. ON THE LEFT SIDE OF YOUR PAPER, DRAW THE FRUIT YOU CHOSE WITH WORMS INSIDE IT. INSTRUCTIONS: 1. IF YOU WERE A FRUIT, WHAT KIND OF FRUIT WOULD YOU BE? DRAW THE FRUIT ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF YOUR SHEET OF PAPER. 2. THINK OF STRESSORS THAT YOU USUALLY ENCOUNTER. FOR EACH STRESSSOR, DRAW ONE WORM AROUND THE FRUIT. 3. ON THE LEFT SIDE OF YOUR PAPER, DRAW THE FRUIT YOU CHOSE WITH WORMS INSIDE IT. READY