GRIEF & TRAGEDY BOOKS & DVDS FOR CHILDREN
The Educational Resources Store
contains educational books and
videos for children, teens,
parents and teachers about
adolescence and growing up. The
books and videos featured on
this site cover a wide range of
topics. You will find topics
ranging from infant education to
dealing with teens with
different and sometimes
difficult situations. The books
and DVDs contain information at
all levels, including books,
DVDs, games and posters geared
to the children, teens, parents,
and teachers.
Product ID: GRE-004
Walter Wangerin speaks directly from
the heart in this touching and
instructional new DVD. Based on
his own experiences of living with life-
threatening cancer for the last two plus
years. He speaks about how cancer
has changed his life and how his faith
has sustained and prepared him to meet
death itself. In
Confronting Death,
is not for the Christian idealist: it is
for every Christian, as we learn how to
be different from the world here and
now. This compelling teaching explains
how Christ is victorious over
death. Excellent for Sunday school
classes, study groups, equipping
caregivers who do visitation ministry,
hospice, and working with those who are
grieving.
Runtime: 60 mins
Product ID: GRE-013
Trevor Romain talks directly to kids
about what death means and how to cope.
His new book is for any child who has
lost a loved one or other special
person, and is simple, insightful, and
straight from the heart. In
straightforward terms, he asks the kinds
of questions kids have about deathWhy?
How? What next? Is it my fault?
Whats a funeral? He
describes and talks about the
overwhelming emotions involved in
grieving and offers useful strategies
for dealing with them. He also
suggests meaningful ways to remember and
honor the person who has died.
This book is full of solid advice and
expressive illustrations, and offers the
comfort and reassurance that children
need during these difficult times.
Written to and for kids, its also
recommended for parents and other
relatives, educators, counselors, and
youth workers.
Pages: 72
Product ID: GRE-002
Watching a child grieve,
and not know what to do is a profoundly
difficult experience for parents,
teachers, and caregivers. Yet,
there are guidelines for helping
children develop a lifelong, healthy
response to loss. In
When Children Grieve,
the authors offer a cutting-edge volume
to free children from the false idea of
"not feeling bad" and to empower them
with positive, effective methods of
dealing with loss. Many of life's
experiences can produce feelings of
grief in a child, from the death of a
relative or a divorce in the family to
more everyday experiences such as moving
to a new neighborhood or losing a prized
possession. What ever the reason
or degree of severity, if a child you
love is grieving, the guidelines
examined in this thoughtful book can
make a difference.
Pages: 256
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