Developing Methods

The Monster

Do you know what the monster looks like?
*Yes *No
Does it look like an animal, a human, or something else?
*Animal *Human *Other
What kind of body shape does it have?
*Insect *Reptile *Bird *Cat *Dog *Sea Creature
How many arms and legs does it have?
*None *2 *4 *6 *8 *Too many!
Does it have eyes? What kind?
*None *Glowing *Colored
Does it have special powers?
*No *Blending *Elemental *Teleportation
Can it speak a language?
*No *English *Unknown


Rewards- child can input rewards and guess points for them and a sheet can be automatically generated (Game version would allow this to be printed)

If the monster looks like something familiar to the child's normal life, this might pertain to a different fear. For example if the child is afraid of a wolf monster outside their window, they might be afraid of the neighbor's dog. If the ooze monster that dwells underneath their bed frightens them, they might very well be afraid of water. Ask them about it. If some of these are true, delve more and follow the basic steps. Expose, Explore, Envision.