Getting on and falling out (primary) or Learning to be together (secondary) lesson plans and assemblies
New secondary resources for getting on with peers and resolving conflict
Here we have:
New primary resources for getting on with others
We absolutely love these free resources from the Tower Hamlets Oracy Hub, as they combine our passions for oracy and social and emotional learning. The lessons help children learn to talk effectively together in groups, at the same time as developing empathy and emotional awareness. There are lesson plans for each of KS1, Lower KS2 and Upper KS2, with pictures, links to videos, discussion prompts and sentence starters.
The KS1 lessons include work on friendships, loneliness and self-identity.
Spread a little kindness secondary assembly
This is a nice secondary assembly (guide and slides) to get students thinking about kindness. There are lots of links to good videos and news stories. With thanks to Place2Be.
The same but different
This assembly plan and lesson resources were created as part of the Mentally Healthy Schools World Mental Health Day 2020 resources, but can be used any time for work on diversity and difference. There are lesson plans for three different primary age groups.
Back to school after lockdown primary resources
Here we have two resources from Partnership for Children. One helps children reflect on what has happened during coronavirus, as well as looking forward to the future. Primary children can complete this simple activity sheet to help them let go of things they may have missed out on during the lockdown.The second helps children explore their feelings about returning to school.
- anti-bullying New Beginnings Place to Learn
- belonging
- bereavement
- getting on and falling out
- loss
- mindfulness
- Classroom activities and resources Primary
- Getting on and falling out (primary) or Learning to be together (secondary) lesson plans and assemblies
- Good to be me (primary)/Learning about me (secondary) lesson plans and assemblies
- New Beginnings/Learning to be together primary and secondary lessons and assemblies
How the brain works - A lesson for upper KS2 and KS3 on how feelings can take over and get out of control
This lesson helps pupils understand how the parts of the brain work together in dealing with strong emotions. Children learn what it means to 'lose it' during an emotional hi-jack. There are some great videos and a fun activity where pupils illustrate what the three parts of the brain would look like if they were people!
Another bumper resource collection for Getting on/Learning to be together
Here you will find:
Some classroom ideas for building a sense of community
Lessons in empathy: a nice primary lesson idea about welcoming a newcomer
Space Tortoise- a book to use for primary work on welcoming strangers
The Suitcase - A lovely picture book about kindness to strangers
A great primary/early secondary assembly Stop bullying with a tube of tooothpaste
- Anti-Bullying
- bulllying
- conflict
- Empathy
- friendship
- getting on and falling out
- learning to be together
- peer pressure
- relationships
- Anti-bullying lesson plans and assemblies
- Classroom activities and resources general
- Classroom activities and resources Primary
- Classroom activities and resources Secondary
- Getting on and falling out (primary) or Learning to be together (secondary) lesson plans and assemblies
A colllection of resources for teaching about diversity and for the Prevent duty
Here we have uploaded
- a primary or secondary assembly or lesson resource (slides with teacher notes)on valuing diversity and difference, from Tower Hamlets. Includes a fabulous slide picture asking Would you want to live in a world wher everyone looked the same?
- a set of secondary lessons (slides with notes) to meet the Prevent duty , also from Tower Hamlets. Covers prejudice, empathy with refugees, understanding what is and isn't true.
