Child protection week activities

🩹Check our our Child Protection Week Activities like this My Safety Circle sheet. Students will consider who is in their support network and how they can help them stay safe. This is a great introduction to National Child Protection Week.✏️

See our stranger danger activities that we have been doing this week.

🩹Check out our Child Protection Week Activities like these discussion cards to engage your class in talking about National Child Protection Week. These scenarios are intended to get students thinking about how they could handle a situation or how they can keep themselves safe.💡

🌈Our Inclusive Child Protection Week Activities Pack has been put together to support inclusive educators during National Child Protection Week. We've compiled display posters, PowerPoints and activities that can be used to teach your students about safe and unsafe behaviours. We have multiple ages and abilities covered, all you need to do is click and download.🤝

🌈We've prepared an all-inclusive Child Protection Week Activities Pack for all your needs. From PowerPoints to worksheets to colouring in, we have everything you need to cover lots of content during your Child Protection period.🤝

Teach young children about road safety, water safety, fire safety, protecting your body and more with these awesome interactive activities and stories. These are simple yet effective ways to teach your child how to stay safe in every aspect of life. Use in the classroom or at home.

Rights and responsibilities of students

I recreated the stranger danger activity on the inside of each circle I wrote a simple definition on what the word represents.

Fun and easy social-emotional development activities for toddlers and preschoolers: including games to enhance social and emotional skills, block play, music, and dance activities, plus much more. Kids love to play! So what better way to build their skills, than fun and interactive social skills activities for preschoolers and toddlers. Try some today! #DiscoveryBuildingSets #socialskillsforkids #socialdevelopment #importanceofplay #playeveryday #playisimportant #blockplay

Kindness Lesson, Hands are For board, each student said something nice that hands could be for.

Two social stories that teach stranger danger community safety. One story teaches about safer strangers and the other story teaches what to do when lost.

Road safety

I hope everyone had an exciting week! We had a two hour late start on Tuesday so didn't get to have a community outing this week :-( My class also changed our job site this week. We were working at a pizza place but are now working at the local city collage in the snack bar taking out trash and cleaning tables. Have I told you how much my kids love going to their job sites? I have one students who is working at Subways with another teacher and he takes his job very seriously. He gets to wear…

Get access to free social-emotional learning printable activities like this by subscribing >> https://go.biglifejournal.com/free-weekly-printable/ Ask a child what they think 'brave' means to them...and they will probably say it means not being afraid. But it's the opposite... What most children don't realize is that courage doesn’t always feel like courage. It means doing something despite feeling afraid. To build courage, we need to practice pushing through those uncomfortable…

We've been learning about safety and are practicing who to call in an emergency. 9-1-1 Try hanging a large paper on your wall and practicing calling 911 or even your own phone number with your children. ☎️