This task is asking you to reflect on your own feelings and thoughts — it’s not a math or logic problem with one right answer. Instead, it’s an activity to help you understand what’s going on inside your head when you’re feeling strong emotions like sadness, anger, or defeat.
Here’s how to do it:
1. Look at the drawing of the person with clouds around their head.
2. Notice that some clouds already have words in them: “Sad,” “Angry,” and “Defeated.” These are examples of feelings someone might be having.
3. The arrows point to empty clouds and say “Write here your thoughts.” That means YOU get to fill those blank spaces with whatever you’re thinking or feeling right now — or even things you’ve felt before.
4. You can write anything honest — maybe you’re worried about school, mad at a friend, excited for the weekend, or just tired. There’s no wrong answer.
5. At the bottom, it says “What’s on your Mind?” — so this whole page is inviting you to pause and notice what’s really going on inside you.
You don’t need to solve anything — just take a moment, think about how you feel, and write down your real thoughts in the empty clouds.
Final Answer:
Write your personal thoughts or feelings in the empty thought clouds — there is no single correct answer; this is a self-reflection exercise.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheets for group therapy.
