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Sharing and waiting doesn’t come easy to children. Their young minds are often too focused on instant gratification. However, this activity will help them learn patience as they wait for the other players to perform a game move.
This activity requires students to learn patience as they take turns pulling out skewers. It also encourages sharing as players share their spoils at the end of the activity.
Knowing oneself is a step to knowing more about our strengths and weaknesses. In this lesson, students will take a test to know more about their personalities.
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?
“When will my reflection show, who I am, inside?” Sounds familiar, right? Self-reflecting is an important practice in our lives. And this activity is the perfect vessel for improving your emotional intelligence even at an early age.
Trust is the foundation of any genuine relationship. Impart this value to the students as early as now as they take part in this trust building task. Will they be able to form one in class? Try and see!
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