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We tremble in fear and get anxious on things we think we might be not good enough. However, we a good persistence and motivation we can be whatever we want to be. And start planning that better me with this engaging activity.
Assist the youngsters in developing their skills by letting them explore their strengths and weaknesses and let them learn the importance of trying new things and being persistent in their efforts.
Knowing what our strengths are is a step towards being good at other things. In this lesson, students will write what they want to learn about and further improve.
Oh, to be Cinderella with her glass shoes, Snow White with her seven dwarfs, and Rapunzel with her long hair. Now’s the students’ chance to be princesses as they dress and act like their Disney favorites!
As what some people say, privacy is power. Grab the chance to teach the students realize its value in the age of social media dominance through this activity.
In a world where influencers curated a uncanny valley between real life and curated real life for the gram, it can easily sway us to think how flawed we are. In this activity, teach your students about positive affirmations through self-reflection.
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