50 Wellbeing Lessons for the Diverse Primary Classroom
This book is designed to support teachers in promoting social and emotional wellbeing within their diverse classroom. With 50 detailed lesson plans and supplemented resources to promote discussion, each lesson plan contains learning outcomes, activity descriptions, and further questions around areas of diversity specific to race, culture, and LGBTQ+.
This accessible text offers a collection of activities with supplemented resources on a wide range of pertinent topics that challenge children to reflect, ask questions, analyse, and find solutions through open discussion and collaboration. It provides them with the opportunity to explore their feelings and understand empathy, and develop coping strategies in order to promote mental wellbeing. The content covered in this resource includes topics such as the psychological impact of discrimination, the Black Lives Matter movement, prejudice, coping with loss, feeling left out, moving school, and managing as a young carer.
A practical guide ideal for those new to teaching as well as more experienced practitioners, 50 Wellbeing Lessons for the Diverse Primary Classroom will help address social and emotional wellbeing through themes that often affect marginalised groups. This book is crucial reading for anyone looking to embed an inclusive mental wellbeing culture within their school.
This book is designed to support teachers in promoting social and emotional wellbeing within their diverse classroom. With 50 detailed lesson plans and supplemented resources to promote discussion, each lesson plan contains learning outcomes, activity descriptions, and further questions around areas of diversity specific to race, culture, and LGBTQ+.
This accessible text offers a collection of activities with supplemented resources on a wide range of pertinent topics that challenge children to reflect, ask questions, analyse, and find solutions through open discussion and collaboration. It provides them with the opportunity to explore their feelings and understand empathy, and develop coping strategies in order to promote mental wellbeing. The content covered in this resource includes topics such as the psychological impact of discrimination, the Black Lives Matter movement, prejudice, coping with loss, feeling left out, moving school, and managing as a young carer.
A practical guide ideal for those new to teaching as well as more experienced practitioners, 50 Wellbeing Lessons for the Diverse Primary Classroom will help address social and emotional wellbeing through themes that often affect marginalised groups. This book is crucial reading for anyone looking to embed an inclusive mental wellbeing culture within their school.
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This book is designed to support teachers in promoting social and emotional wellbeing within their diverse classroom. With 50 detailed lesson plans and supplemented resources to promote discussion, each lesson plan contains learning outcomes, activity descriptions, and further questions around areas of diversity specific to race, culture, and LGBTQ+.
This accessible text offers a collection of activities with supplemented resources on a wide range of pertinent topics that challenge children to reflect, ask questions, analyse, and find solutions through open discussion and collaboration. It provides them with the opportunity to explore their feelings and understand empathy, and develop coping strategies in order to promote mental wellbeing. The content covered in this resource includes topics such as the psychological impact of discrimination, the Black Lives Matter movement, prejudice, coping with loss, feeling left out, moving school, and managing as a young carer.
A practical guide ideal for those new to teaching as well as more experienced practitioners, 50 Wellbeing Lessons for the Diverse Primary Classroom will help address social and emotional wellbeing through themes that often affect marginalised groups. This book is crucial reading for anyone looking to embed an inclusive mental wellbeing culture within their school.
