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Interoception | Pablo | Chicken Pox

Category

Emotions and Self Regulation

Age Groups

Young Children

Children

Duration

3:02

Topics

Expressing Emotions

Sensory Preferences

Interoception

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Learning Opportunities

Naming uncomfortable body feelings such as itchiness.

Exploring games and ideas that help with uncomfortable feelings.

Recognising how clear information can help a person cope.

Content Summary

In this clip from Pablo, Pablo wakes up covered in itchy spots. Draff explains that the spots are chickenpox and that they spread easily. The friends start to feel itchy too. Draff suggests pretending to be statues to help them stop scratching.

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Prompt Questions

  • How did Pablo feel when he saw his spots?
  • What idea did Draff share to help the friends?
  • What helps you when your body feels uncomfortable?
  • How could you tell someone when you feel uncomfortable?
  • Who helps you when you feel unwell?

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