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Talk it Out (2nd Grade)

By giving the audience a chance to help the Kids on the Block characters, the children are empowered with the opportunity to talk about how to deal with difficult feelings and learn strategies to stay calm in overwhelming, stressful situations that occur in everyday life. It teaches a simple technique to remain grounded and present so they can be encouraged to deal with negative emotions effectively and stay connected to others during these times.

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This agency is funded, in part, by the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, the Tennessee Department of Education, and the Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth. This project is funded under a grant contract with the State of Tennessee.

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