Having a print-rich classroom environment is great and goes a long way to inspiring our learners, but if we want them to internalise the messages, we need to give them an opportunity to reflect on what they're reading. That's where these posters and learner reflections come in. In this resource, you will get: - Colourful 16 Growth Mindset quote posters. - Don't have a colour printer? No problem! You will also receive a black and white version that your learners can colour in. Even better - they are involved in the classroom decor! - 16 Printable worksheets with a small version of the black and white poster for learners to colour in as well as 3 writing prompts based on the featured poster. - A Google Slides Slide Deck with 16 digital, colour versions of the worksheets with 3 writing prompts. *Download the preview for more information* Level-Up Thinkers

The Feeling Alphabet Activity Set is a digital resource to help students, families, teachers, community members identify their feelings including feelings generated by Covid-19 and recent racial tensions. You may purchase this activity set and print the pages to experience the exercises, drawings and images. The premise of The Feeling Alphabet Activity Set, co-authored by Dr. Ed Wang and Karen Gross, is that it is critically important to be able to name one’s feelings (negative and positive ones alike). If you cannot name feelings, then you cannot tame them. Since feelings lead to thoughts and behaviors, identification of feelings is a first step in managing the difficult times we are in globally with social distancing, protests, masks, school reopenings in a myriad of forms, transitions of a wide-ranging sort and uncertainty. The many activities offered can be done in short increments of time and can be done with others or alone. And, they can be repeated because feelings change, another valuable observation. This activity set can be used by people of all ages and stages; the activities can be ramped up and down. And, they are fun and engaging. It is NOT a work book — with the emphasis on work. Instead, it is about finding a pathway into one’s feelings. It is right priced too so it can be used by many without financial stressors. It is our hope that when you use The Feeling Alphabet Activity Set you will share the results with us, including additional exercises, drawings and new images. We will also create an online forum for sharing and we will post new editions of The Feeling Alphabet Activity Set that include the work of our readers within them.

Learners explore their self-awareness through the use of a weekly activity in a journal.

This practical activity is designed to help children identify their strengths and visualize what they are good at through building a paper chain. The pages can be printed in colour or printed onto coloured cardboard. The strength categories include: character, language, logic and math, social, reading, study skills, and other strengths/talents. Foxy's Remedial

A powerpoint for Grade 9 Life Orientation, discussing various factors that affect personal lifestyle choices.

LIFE SKILLS: Grade R - 1 All about me CAPS lesson plan and activities ( as well as a rhyming game). - Example CAPS lesson plan about the topic 'all about me' - Activities (practice writing sentences and drawing) as well as learning vocabulary. -Rhyming game to play with learners.

This Resource contains Case Studies which can serve as an entire lesson (group work), or it can be an extension activity following the topic 'Development of the Self. (Life Orientation or English Class Debate / Orals) It helps pupils to look at how they are developing in the world around them about bodily changes (in this instance, the common teenage problem of (embarrassing) perspiration. Followed by this is a short case study on a young boy being abused by someone he trusts (a teacher) and another case story of a girl who feels she needs to lie about her 'status' by pretending she has more money than she does. These are short case studies (about a smallish paragraph each) which do not offer too much detail. There is therefore less clutter, and pupils have to fill in the gaps with their imagination. They are asked to group together for the three case studies and develop ideas/analyses of the various case studies. They could have a class discussion or debate to see who has the most viable option in terms of advice for the three people at the centre of each case study. The teacher can emphasise that as humans, we are 'social' creatures; therefore, putting our ideas together makes us stronger and more able to cope with (harsh/cold) realities. Format: Ms Word (highly customisable).

English HL - Rules for creating journal entries