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Fuzz Fox and Friends / Free activity one

My weather inside

Feelings can be sunny, rainy, stormy, foggy - or several kinds of weather at once. Circle one, then add your own weather below.

Name Date

Today, my weather inside looks like...

Fuzz Fox and Friends / Free activity two

What might help?

There is no single right answer. Draw or write one idea in each box. A grown-up can help with the words.

A person I can talk to
A quiet place I like
Something my body enjoys
Kind words I can hear
Finish this sentence:
When my weather feels big, I would like...

Fuzz Fox and Friends / Shared-reading guide

Four gentle questions

Use whichever prompts feel natural. A child does not have to answer, and there is no test at the end.

  1. What do you notice about Fuzz at the start of the story?
  2. If Fuzz's feeling were weather, what weather might it be?
  3. What could a friend do that might feel kind or helpful?
  4. What would you like Fuzz to remember tomorrow?
Make it playful:
Take turns acting out a weather sound. Can the other person guess the weather?

This free companion is for conversation and creative play. It is not a diagnostic, medical or therapeutic resource. Fuzz Fox and Friends: The Storm Inside was written by Francis Ferndown and published by The Little Woodlands Feelings Lab.