Discovering More About Me
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Parents and Teachers,
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support by explaining and offering direction for the activities. As their reading skills develop, encourage them to try to make sense of what they are being asked to do. This planner focuses on developing a self-awareness of themselves and learning to self-regulate how they act and feel.
LEARNING CURVE SELF-AWARENESS AND WELLBEING
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FRIENDSHIPS WEEKS
a week around the middle of every term to have a special focus on
to use one of the four strengths, gratitude, teamwork,
and leadership, to build friendships with classmates and other students.
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What I Do Well: My Strengths
Introduce the concept of strengths, that everyone has things that they do well and that they use in their lives to be themselves. With the class explore things that they could do well and ask students to circle five of their own.
What I Do Well: My Strengths
Ask students to draw or write the five strengths they chose for themselves on each finger and thumb of the hand below. In the palm of the hand ask them to draw themselves doing one of the five.
My Feelings with Family, Friends and Classmates
Introduce the concept of empathy to students of how their family, friends and classmates’ feelings can affect how they feel themselves and vice versa. You could ask how their shoulders, tummy and face feel when they sense others’ feelings. Ask students to draw or describe what is asked in each of the boxes.
One of my friends is feeling sad because they were left out of a group at playtime.
My family is celebrating my brother or sister’s birthday.
My Feelings and My Thinking
Introduce the concept to students of how sometimes the way they feel affects the way they think. Use the analogy of thinking sensibly is calm like a dolphin and thinking in a snappy way is like a crocodile. In class ask them whether they are thinking like a dolphin or crocodile. Ask them to draw a dolphin, a crocodile and themselves thinking in each of these ways.
A dolphin
A crocodile
Me thinking like a dolphin
Me thinking like a crocodile
Feeling Happy
Happiness is an emotion that makes us feel peaceful inside but also joyful. Do you feel happy often? What does feeling happy look like to you? Draw it below.
Colour In wellbeing@school
Wellbeing Check In
This week did you... say “sorry?” yes no
ask, “how are you?” yes no
love to learn? yes no look for good? yes no
eat fruit? yes no
listen carefully? yes no
feel calm? yes no
drink water? yes no sleep well? yes no
Exercising outdoors in the fresh air and getting a good dose of vitamin D from sunlight, is a must to enjoy being healthy. What are four types of physical outdoor activities you enjoy doing?
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Doing the Big Three
To be healthy you need to do each of the Big Three every day.
Exercise Daily
Drink water
Sleep deeply
Which of the Big Three do you do well?
Mindful Maze Wellbeing Check In
Find the right path!
How did you feel this week?
What went well this week?
Wellbeing Challenge
Thinking Of Others: every day I will say well done to a classmate who did something good, and ask how they are feeling. When is a time that I was proud of how I thought of others?
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Your Time
It is important to plan out your time each day so you can fit all of your activities, Musts and Options into your day. Practice doing this for today on your blank timetable below. Put your MUSTS in first.
Morning Afternoon Evening
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Weekly Big 3 Check In Colour in the emojis depending on how you feel you did this week.
Sleep well Drink water Eat healthy
Activity – Add up the notes and coins and write down the total amount of money.
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Grateful for Your Teacher
Your Teacher really wants to help you learn and grow into the best person you can be. Your teacher loves to see you happy, smiling and enjoying class. They push you to learn more and stretch your skills.
Why are you grateful for your teacher? Circle 3 words below that best describes your Teacher.
Kind
Fun Caring
Mean Grumpy Smart
Joyful Warm Confusing
Mindful Maze Wellbeing Check In
Find a path through the maze!
How did you feel this week?
What went well this week?
Mindfulness Time
Plant Watching. Look at a plant and concentrate on the little pieces which join together to make it up. Draw it.
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Healthy Nature
Everyday try to spend some time in nature breathing in fresh air, noticing the sounds and smells around you and being peaceful. This is one way we can be mindful, have a brain break and move our body.
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Where is your favourite place to enjoy nature and have a brain break outside? Why is it special to you?
Spot the 6 Differences
Wellbeing Check In
This week did you... say “sorry?” yes no
Relaxing Breathing
ask, “how are you?” yes no
love to learn? yes no look for good? yes no
eat fruit? yes no
listen carefully? yes no
feel calm? yes no
drink water? yes no sleep well? yes no
Hand Breathing: sit quietly and look at one of your hands. For each finger and your thumb, breathe in for 4 going up, hold for 4 at the tip, then breathe out for 4 going down. Repeat twice. How did you feel while doing Hand Breathing?
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Missing Out
When life gets busy or we can’t attend an event we often miss out and we need to remember that is ok. Sometimes we don’t get picked for sport or we don’t get invited to a party which can be upsetting. We don’t have to attend everything to feel good about ourselves. Missing out can sometimes feel disappointing but it does give you time to experience other things. Just remember to make time for you too.
When is a time you missed out but you were ok with it?
Join the dots and colour in Weekly Big 3 Check In Colour in the emojis depending on how you feel you did this week.
Sleep well Drink water Eat healthy
Activity – Which of these monsters isn’t in a pair?
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Calm Breathing
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Deep breathing is a calming process you can practice to clear your mind and relax. You can do it almost anywhere and it only takes a couple of minutes.
It helps if you close your eyes and not talk. Breathe in for five seconds think about someone you are grateful to have in your life. Hold for a second and then exhale for five seconds. On the next inhale think about what you like about yourself, hold and then exhale. Repeat these to calm and center yourself.
Who are the people you chose to concentrate on?
Mindful Maze Wellbeing Check In
Find a path through the maze!
How did you feel this week?
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What went well this week?
Relaxing Breathing
Twinkle Twinkle Breathing: for a 5 sided star, for each tip, breathe in for a count of 5, hold for 5 and breathe out for 5. Repeat 3 times. How did you feel while doing Twinkle Twinkle Breathing?
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Little Steps
Breaking down learning tasks into smaller ones will help you to feel more confident to reach your goal.
If we break larger tasks down into smaller more achievable tasks we can work through them one by one.
When is a time that you have broken a task down into smaller pieces to help learn it more easily?
Join the dots and colour in Weekly Big 3 Check In Colour in the emojis depending on how you feel you did this week.
Sleep well Drink water Eat healthy
Activity – Count the number of squares, triangles and circles shown below.
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