Positive Reframes for Kids

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Turn worries into strengths.

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Chloe Nusbaum

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Froggy Jumps Positive Reframes for KidsOnline version Turn worries into strengths. by Chloe Nusbaum 1 What is a positive reframing for: 'I can't do this'? a I'll try step by step and ask for help b This is impossible for me c I will quit and do something else 2 What is a positive reframing for: 'I always fail'? a I can learn from mistakes and improve b Failure means I am not trying c I am a failure and will never succeed 3 What is a positive reframing for: 'Nobody likes me'? a There are people who care about me b I should isolate myself c No one will ever like me 4 What is a positive reframing for: 'I am not smart enough'? a I am learning and can grow my skills b I'm just not smart c I should give up 5 What is a positive reframing for: 'This is boring'? a I'll find something fun or try a new approach b Boredom means I'm not capable c I should stop trying 6 What is a positive reframing for: 'It's not fair'? a Life is unfair and nothing helps b I can focus on what I can control c I must accept being treated badly 7 What is a positive reframing for: 'If I ask for help, I’m weak'? a Asking means I’m weak b I should handle it alone c Asking for help helps me learn 8 What is a positive reframing for: 'I always mess up'? a I am clumsy and hopeless b I make mistakes, and I can fix them c Messing up is permanent 9 What is a positive reframing for: 'I must be perfect'? a If I fail, I'm done b It's okay to be imperfect and try c Perfection is the only option 10 What is a positive reframing for: 'This is scary'? a Being scared means I can't try b I can take small steps to feel brave c I should avoid it at all costs

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Positive Reframes for KidsOnline version

Turn worries into strengths.

by Chloe Nusbaum

What is a positive reframing for: 'I can't do this'?

I'll try step by step and ask for help

This is impossible for me

I will quit and do something else

What is a positive reframing for: 'I always fail'?

I can learn from mistakes and improve

Failure means I am not trying

I am a failure and will never succeed

What is a positive reframing for: 'Nobody likes me'?

There are people who care about me

I should isolate myself

No one will ever like me

What is a positive reframing for: 'I am not smart enough'?

I am learning and can grow my skills

I'm just not smart

I should give up

What is a positive reframing for: 'This is boring'?

I'll find something fun or try a new approach

Boredom means I'm not capable

I should stop trying

What is a positive reframing for: 'It's not fair'?

Life is unfair and nothing helps

I can focus on what I can control

I must accept being treated badly

What is a positive reframing for: 'If I ask for help, I’m weak'?

Asking means I’m weak

I should handle it alone

Asking for help helps me learn

What is a positive reframing for: 'I always mess up'?

I am clumsy and hopeless

I make mistakes, and I can fix them

Messing up is permanent

What is a positive reframing for: 'I must be perfect'?

If I fail, I'm done

It's okay to be imperfect and try

Perfection is the only option

What is a positive reframing for: 'This is scary'?

Being scared means I can't try

I can take small steps to feel brave

I should avoid it at all costs

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Positive Reframes for Kids

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by Chloe Nusbaum

What is a positive reframing for: 'I can't do this'?

What is a positive reframing for: 'I always fail'?

What is a positive reframing for: 'Nobody likes me'?

What is a positive reframing for: 'I am not smart enough'?

What is a positive reframing for: 'This is boring'?

What is a positive reframing for: 'It's not fair'?

What is a positive reframing for: 'If I ask for help, I’m weak'?

What is a positive reframing for: 'I always mess up'?

What is a positive reframing for: 'I must be perfect'?

What is a positive reframing for: 'This is scary'?

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