Absolutely No Worries Activities

 Are you reading Absolutely No Worries in your classroom? Or are you looking for fun and easy activities that tackle the subject of anxiety? I have several activities to go along with Absolutely No Worries. These activities are perfect for your classroom, library event, or home.

Story Time

Absolutely No Worries is available in hardcover, ebook, and audiobook formats. 

Get the book here: https://astrapublishinghouse.com/product/absolutely-no-worries-9781662620041/

Get the audiobook here: https://rbmediaglobal.com/audiobook-author/laurel-gale/

Discussion

In the back of Absolutely No Worries, you'll find a page with tips on how kids can deal with their worries.

I've also created some discussion questions that you can download for free.

Get the discussion questions here: https://astrapublishinghouse.com/resources/absolutely-no-worries-activities/

Word Search

If you want a quick and fun vocabulary activity to go with Absolutely No Worries, you can download the word search puzzle for free.

Get the word search puzzle here: https://astrapublishinghouse.com/resources/absolutely-no-worries-activities/

Scavenger Hunt

The Absolutely No Worries scavenger hunt is easy to set up and fun to play. Simply download the free activity and print out the worksheet and images. Then hide the images and let your kids look for them.

Download the scanger hunt activity here: https://astrapublishinghouse.com/resources/absolutely-no-worries-scavenger-hunt/

Absolutely No Worries Is Out Now!

My latest picture book ABSOLUTELY NO WORRIES is officially out in the world!

Now I need your help! Anything you do to support this book makes a difference. Please consider: 

-requesting it at your library 

-writing a review

-spreading the word on social media

-buying the book

Learn More or Buy ABSOLUTELY NO WORRIES

I Have Another Book!

I’m so excited to talk about my new novel. It’s called Monster, Human, Other. I love the cover.

Here's a bit about it:

Wren is human. Isaac is not. Having switched places at birth, they now live with each other’s families. Growing up among a different species is difficult—for Isaac, who has to keep many secrets, and for Wren, who is teased for her lousy human senses. They’re told it’s necessary, though. The exchange is the first step in an ambassador program meant to ensure peace.

But not everyone wants peace. There are creatures that live deep underground, coming up to the surface to feed. They have a plan to stir up trouble, and so far, it’s working. In the end, it’s up to Wren and Isaac to prevent a looming war and to save both their kinds.

The book is recommended for children ages 8 to 12, but I officially give permission to older people to read it, too. 

You can order it at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or your local bookstore.