Kindness teaching resources
Children, young people, parents and teachers can use our free and engaging online resources during the coronavirus lockdown. Each one explores and promotes the value of kindness.
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The resources can be used on their own or with the blank kindness calendar and will:
- encourage simple acts of kindness
- build resilience
- connect the whole family and the community
- cover topics including first aid, preparedness, wellbeing and empathy.
Kindness teaching resources
Age: 7-18
Type: Activities
Subjects: PSHE
Coronavirus activities for children and young people on safety, kindness and first aid.
Age: 5-18
Type: Lesson plan, teaching package, videos
Subjects: PSHE, Tutor time
A range of activities to help children and young people learn first aid at home during the coronavirus crisis.
Age: 5-18
Type: Activities, teaching package, films
Subjects: PSHE
Activities to support learning first aid skills and showing how these skills can be used in everyday life with kindness and confidence.
Age: 7-18
Type: Quick activities
Subjects: PSHE, History
Use colouring activities and posters from the archives to learn more about the British Red Cross and its history of kindness.
Age: 5-19
Type: Activities
Subjects: PSHE, Tutor time
Activities to develop resilience and help ease household tensions during the challenging coronavirus crisis.
Age: 7-18
Type: Activities
Subjects: PSHE, Tutor time
A range of activities designed to develop resilience and encourage kindness including topics on routine building, coping mechanisms and acts of kindness.
In the news (Newsthink)
Age: 11-19
Type: Newsthink
Subjects: PSHE, Tutor time
A range of activities used to inform learners of the facts surrounding Covid-19 and encouraging reflection, critical thinking and positivity
Age: 7 - 18
Type: Quick activity
Subjects: PSHE
A range of kindness activities including a kindness calendar to help 7-18 year olds cope during the coronavirus emergency.