The World's Best Friend
Friendship helps us laugh, learn and feel like we belong. In this module, children explore what makes a good friend and discover that kindness and friendship grow when we choose to share them.
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Friendship helps us laugh, learn and feel like we belong. In this module, children explore what makes a good friend and discover that kindness and friendship grow when we choose to share them.
Can we really learn important lessons from geese? If togetherness, kindness and caring are important, then yes! Writing materials are needed for this lesson.
Only your members would see it. Training, policies and onboarding for your team or learners, in the same feed as everything else they learn.
Only shown to your membersSet up a private SpaceEverything starts as an idea before it becomes real. Learn a success habit used by top performers to overcome fears and reach goals. Writing materials are needed for this lesson.
Whatever your role is in your school, your job is to make a difference, That’s it. But just what difference are you making?
Slow and steady wins the race. Resilience is all about trying your best, coping with change and thinking before you react. Let's explore!
Create your personal Space for free. Post articles, videos and courses, and they show up here for people learning the same things.
Create your Space for freeAsking for advice can be difficult, but getting help is all about taking responsibility for yourself. Explore problems from different angles using improvisation. Writing materials and an envelope or shoebox would be great for this lesson.
What does respect really look like? Children explore four ways to show respect: to ourselves, to others, to our school, and to the environment. Art and craft materials and a large sheet of paper work well for this lesson.
Everyone has their own superpowers! Children explore the skills, talents and qualities that make them unique. Writing materials are needed for this lesson.
Our heroes all started somewhere. Discover how effort, choices and mindset help people achieve success. Writing materials are needed for this lesson.
Discover what it means to bounce back when things get tricky! Children will explore resilience through play, learning that it’s okay when things don’t go to plan.
Making mistakes is part of learning. In this lesson, children discover that getting something wrong does not mean giving up. A small ball or beanbag, paper and colouring pencils are needed for this lesson.
Our feelings can change throughout the day, and our bodies can give us clues about how we feel. In this lesson, children explore different emotions and discover simple things they can do to look after their minds and get support when they need it. Paper and colouring pencils are needed for this lesson.
Mistakes are a normal part of learning and can sometimes lead to surprising discoveries. In this lesson, children explore famous mistakes and discover how getting things wrong can help us learn. Paper and colouring pencils are needed for this lesson.
Small acts of kindness can have a much bigger impact than we realise. In this lesson, children explore what kindness looks like, how it affects them and others, and how their actions can create a ripple of kindness throughout their school. A jar or container is needed for this lesson.
Respect is about recognising the value of ourselves, other people and the world around us. In this lesson, children explore what respect means, discover different ways we can show it and consider how one action can create an impact that spreads further than we might expect.
Life in a school can be tough and we all get stressed from time to time, but sometimes our stressful moments aren’t quite as serious as we think.
We all love Mondays, right? Just as good as Friday’s, yeah? It’s incredible what we can feel with a subtle change of mindset!
We all have a natural leadership style, it’s time to uncover it and discover how you can adapt it to meet the situation you are dealing with.
Stress sucks but up to a point isn’t bad, in fact it can be helpful. But, beyond a point, it negatively impacts on quality of life. Let’s do something about it!
