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all you need to know about worry

ASSESSMENT

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  • Did you worry about something yesterday?
  • How did you overcome it?
  • What happens when we pre judge people?
  • Is it correct to judge people by looks?
  • What happens when we judge people by looks?
  • Is our judgment about people always correct?
  • How are dreams affected by worrying?
  • What happens when we go to sleep with too many worries?

CONCLUSION:

Drop the worry to make clear and correct decisions in life. The worries can be overcome by simply putting faith into every action you do.

Pencil illustration
Art of the Day

ART OF THE DAY

ART OF THE DAY

DRAWING THE WORRY EMOTION

MATERIALS NEEDED:

  • Plain sheet
  • Sketch pen
  • Pencil

PROCEDURE:

Encourage the children to depict the worry emotion in the pictorial form. Give each child a turn to explain what they have drawn.

INFERENCE: Some children might draw the worry emotion in the form of a happy face as worry has no real meaning yet for them. Their worries will be very silly also because worry does not really mean to them. What they worry for will be very silly. Some children will draw worry in a very negative format.

Digital artwork of HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam