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// Thanks for joining us. Last time, Kaala the red panda, who is out in the mountains, looking for an ancient treasure, met a new friend—a vegetarian snow leopard named Chuff! Today we'll hear more about Chuff and also talk about H.A.L.T. I wonder what that stands for? //
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereThanks for joining us. Last time, Kaala the red panda, who is out in the mountains, looking for an ancient treasure, met a new friend—a vegetarian snow leopard named Chuff! Today we'll hear more about Chuff and also talk about H.A.L.T. I wonder what that stands for?
Questions
When is a good time for you to "press pause" for just a minute to do the Calm Down Countdown or just be quiet and still? Give it a try today and then repeat it tomorrow and the next day.Do you remember what H.A.L.T. stands for? (hungry, angry, lonely, tired)When was the last time you felt really hungry, like you were starving? Were you able to get something to eat soon after? Can you imagine if you weren't able to eat until nighttime? Or the next day? How would that feel like?Think about three ideas to help your local food bank. Can you choose one to work on this week? Can you think of at least one grown up who will help you with this? Resources:
Snow Leopard Facts
The Anger Iceberg
H.A.L.T.
20 Service projects for kids to fight hunger
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