for teachers, therapists and care teams

Three panels, one honest talk.

A tiny comic can open a big conversation. Show one, let people sit with it, then ask a question. No right answers.

This week’s handout: Bloom’s Sunny Symphony →

How to use a comic

Pick a comic by feeling below, or any comic you like.
Open its handout ( under every comic): the comic and three questions on one printable page.
Read it together. Ask one question. Listen more than you talk.

Questions by feeling

Sad

What do you think the character needs right now?
When did you last feel like this, and what helped?

Anxious

What is the character worried about? Is it as big as it feels?
What is one small thing that calms you down?

Lonely

Who could the character reach out to?
How can you tell when someone feels left out?

Tired

What is the character’s body telling them?
What does real rest look like for you?

In love

How does the character show they care?
What makes you feel close to someone?

Angry

What happened just before the character got angry?
What helps you cool down without hurting anyone?

Hopeful

What changed for the character?
What is one small thing you’re looking forward to?

Silly

What made this funny?
When is it good to be a little weird?

For any comic

What is happening in each panel?
How do you think the character feels in the last panel?
Write a new last line for this comic.

What’s free, what’s licensed

Printing a handout for your own class, group or session is free. Putting comics in newsletters, slides you share, courses or anything you sell needs a license.

Licenses for schools and practices → A daily comic for your team →