Mood Movers

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Program Type:

Health & Wellness, Other

Age Group:

Children, Tween

Program Description

Event Details

Introducing Mood Movers! 
Big feelings? No problem! Join us for Mood Movers, a fun and engaging series that helps kids (ages 3–10) and their           families explore emotions through games, crafts, stories, and silly fun. We’ll learn how to handle worries, talk about feelings, and build brave hearts together!  Perfect for kids and their grown-ups—because we all need a little help moving our moods sometimes. 

 

Week 1: Feelings Are Friends

Let’s meet our feelings—happy, sad, mad, scared, and everything in between! We’ll use colorful crafts, a feelings scavenger hunt, and silly facial expressions to learn how emotions work and how to name them.

Week 2: Worry Warriors

Anxiety and worry show up sometimes—but we’ve got tools! Kids will create worry jars, learn simple breathing techniques, and discover how to shrink worries through storytelling and action.

Week 3: Calm Like a Cat

Time to get quiet, cozy, and calm. We'll practice mindfulness with stuffed animals, calming jars, yoga moves, and a "purr-fectly peaceful" story to help kids relax their bodies and minds.

Week 4: Brave Like Me

Everyone has courage—even when they feel nervous! Through superhero mask making, role-playing, and storytelling, we’ll talk about bravery and trying new things (even when it’s hard!).

Week 5: Kindness Counts

Kindness makes our hearts—and our brains—feel good! We'll explore empathy, practice compliments, decorate kindness rocks, and learn how small acts of kindness can boost everyone’s mood.

Week 6: Art from the Heart

Sometimes our feelings are hard to explain—but we can draw them out! In this session, kids will explore how to express big emotions using color, shapes, and art materials. There’s no right or wrong—just creativity and connection.

Week 7: You & Me, Let's Be

This week is all about relationships—being a good friend, understanding how others feel, and building strong family bonds. We’ll focus on teamwork, kind words, and listening.

Week 8: My Toolbox for Tough Days

Let’s put it all together! We’ll create a personalized “Mood Mover Toolkit” filled with coping cards, calming techniques, and happy reminders to take home. A great wrap-up that celebrates emotional growth and family support.

Disclaimer(s)

Accompanying Adults

This program is designed for children and accompanying adults. Please plan to attend and be engaged with your child for this program. Drop offs will not be permitted.

Food Allergies

We cannot guarantee that food served at this program has not come into contact with tree nuts, soy, or other allergens.

Photo Disclaimer

The Henderson County Public Library (HCPL) occasionally uses photographs and/or video of patrons in its publications such as brochures, newsletters, magazines, web and social media sites, display boards, or other non-HCPL publications. By attending this program, you are granting HCPL permission to use your and/or your child’s image for future promotional materials/content for the library. By attending, you also understand that once your image is posted on the Internet, the image can be downloaded. 

If you do not want your and/or your child’s photo taken, please contact Danielle Anguish for children’s programs at danguish@hcpl.org or (270) 826-3712 ext. 3. For teen programs please contact Glennese Patterson at gpatterson@hcpl.org or call (270) 826-3712 ext. 4.