Go outside and walk around the yard. Let all your senses soak in what is around you. Think about what you see, hear, smell, taste, and can touch.
What do you see - trees, grass, flowers, rocks, insects, animals?
What is the weather like? What do you see in the sky - sun, clouds, blue, grey, raining, dry, humid?
What are the things you hear - wind rustling the leaves, dog barking, cars driving, birds tweeting/singing, water bubbling/rushing, insects chirping, gravel crunching under foot, thunder, rain hitting the ground, people talking?
What can you smell - flowers, grass, dust, earth, rain, cars, a pool?
What tastes does being outside remind you of - grilled food, ice cream, watermelon, roasted marshmallows? (These are some of my favorites.)
What can you touch - leaves, tree bark, flowers, rocks, insects, animals, rain? Pick one and really study it in your hands. What does it feel like - soft, rough, silky, hard, squishy smooth, wet, dry?
"Going on Safari" can happen outside, in your house, in your car, and even in your classroom. Using all of your senses when you are in a space can help to calm you when having unsettling feelings. Finding the things you can see, hear, smell, taste, and touch helps bring you into that very moment and away from what is troubling you. Once feeling more calm, you can better approach what is troubling you and find or get help to find a solution.