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Youngsters frequently encounter terrifying scenarios, so teaching them the virtue of courage may help them develop the fortitude necessary to overcome difficulty. With this activity, help your students learn the value of bravery and courage!
Being courageous and self-assured even at an early age can be challenging, which is why youngsters need some support and encouragement to develop into the best versions of themselves. In this activity, students will design their own “Bravery Cape.” By giving them activities such as this one, we can help them become more mindful of what bravery truly means.
“You got this!” With this fun activity, your classroom will radiate positivity! Students will be able to celebrate their individual qualities and positive attributes, while also having a daily visual reminder to boost their self-confidence.
Spread the words of wisdom of Martin Luther King on his day through a slogan making contest.
Feeling stressed is no fun, but making stress balls can be! Join us in this DIY activity where you’ll mix and squish your way to a perfect stress reliever. Who knew baking soda and hair conditioner could be so therapeutic?
Getting to know the basic information about someone is one thing. But having the chance to do this in a deeper level is another. This activity will help the students do the latter with their classmates!
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