This colorful educational booklet is part of our “Real-Life” series which uses publicly available videos (suitable for elementary grades) to generate lively discussions in your classroom. the resource has been designed like a kid’s magazine for Grades 4-5-6. This is a very relevant topic for your kids.
The educational booklet “Fear, What It Is and How It Works” is designed for children in grades 1-6 to help them better understand the natural, instinctive emotion of fear that every person experiences from time to time. The colorful illustrative resource is divided into a set of lesson plans for younger children (grades 1-3) and another set for older children (grades 4-6) to provide parents and educators with the flexibility to best meet the needs of the specific audience.
The detailed lesson plans are organized with an introductory section, clearly defined student objectives, ample resources, and outlined steps to assist the adult with adapting and teaching the lessons, leading the children’s discussions, and guiding them through the activities. The children will be well-equipped to complete the lessons’ independent practices and the assessment with confidence. And most importantly, the knowledge and skills gained in the lessons can be applied to real-life situations that the child presently experiences or experiences in the future.
Featuring an assortment of interesting articles and stories, kid-friendly videos, and fun activity sheets, the educational booklet enables children to gain valuable tips and tricks in dealing with their fears. The children will explore why people have this emotion (the good/healthy and the bad/unhealthy sides of fear) along with the purpose of fear and how it helps protect people from potentially dangerous threats. The activities will teach common reactions to fear and how the body prepares to react to the perceived threat in what is called the fight or flight response. The children will also learn that some fears change from healthy to unhealthy and how to replace negative fear if it grows too big.
Children will be given the opportunity to hear other children express their fears through a selected video so they know they are not alone in having fears as well as ample time to discuss their fears and find solutions with others. They will discover a whole range of fears beyond the natural fears of heights and sounds.
The booklet encourages children to seek out a parent, counselor, or another trained professional about any physical, emotional, or mental fears if they feel a need or want to talk about them. This is a helpful suggestion to give children support in dealing with this emotion. They are advised to also write out their feelings about their fears and to think logically. Through identifying their fears, the children are taught how to distinguish between good and bad fears and to make a realistic plan to conquer their fears including encouraging them to replace fear with love. The combination of activities allows children to gain the strategies they need to lead their best lives.
Through exploring the concept of fear and the educational booklet, children will build up a skill bank to address their own fears. “Fear, What It Is and How It Works” is a must have in raising well-adjusted, productive, and happy children.
Some concepts are difficult to covey to children. Gratitude, appreciation, honesty and integrity fall into that category. Kids Character Building has developed a new product called "Let's Talk About Gratitude" that teachers and parents can use to instill these endearing qualities in the children under their care.
What Life Lessons Will the Children Learn?
This educational kid's magazine tells the story of a man who lost something valuable and the hero who had the integrity to returned it. Every aspect is explored from the viewpoint of each man.
This material is appropriate for any home school and public school elementary school child.
The take-away lesson is that doing the right thing - and showing appreciation - leads to good feelings and a better world for everyone. Displaying integrity, choosing the honest option and demonstrating gratitude toward others are just a few of the life enhancing actions that are explored and encouraged in this enjoyable children's magazine.
A special point about finding something to be grateful for - even when things are not working out as planned - offers children an advanced concept of finding inner peace.
Children will also be led in a discussion of what consequences can be expected if honest actions are not carried out. The preferred consequences of honest actions over dishonest ones are discussed.
The included lesson plan will guide the instructor from start to finish. All pages of this downloadable magazine print nicely in color or black and white.
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When the material has been completely covered, the children will understand the personal value of being kind to others and how to express their gratitude to people who have been kind to them.
Right now, this resource is offered for free as part of our mail-out to you when you become a registered member.
This simple, meaningful discussion guide for elementary kids on the Syrian refugee crisis can stand on it's own or complement our Helping Syrian Refugee Article and accompanying videos. Teach an unforgettable lesson on a difficult "real-Life" topic. When you explore this conflict with our resource, you'll strenghten your students moral intelligence so that they become more aware and empathic towards the Syrian refugees. Engages kids to understand the world they live in!.
Booklet has been designed like a kid's magazine. Shows great in black and white as well.
This educational booklet , What is an Immigrant, is part of our “Real-Life” series which uses publicly available videos (suitable for elementary grades) to generate lively discussions in your classroom. The resource has been designed like a kid’s magazine for Grades 4-5-6. It is sure to lead to reflection and can also be used for teaching younger grades.
The students will watch a video about “The American Dream” and also a video about young adults showing gratitude to their parents who have sacrificed everything so that their children could have a better life.
As per our other publications, this material is appropriate for both home school and public elementary school children.
We have done our best to present this topic in a none partisan/objective manner. Your kids will enjoy reading the following articles:
Article 1 -" What Is An Immigrant?" Answers questions dealing with what is an immigrant, why people immigrate, the immigration process, and challenges immigrants face. The article is seven pages long in this children's magazine. You can read the online version of this article here.
Article 2 -"Who Are The Immigrants?" Students will discover the four main categories of immigrants: legal immigrants, illegal immigrants, illegal immigrants involved in crime, and refugees. This article is eight pages long.
Article 3 –" What is a DREAMer?" Kids will know what this much talked about word means in regard to their fellow citizens. This article is two pages long.
Article 4 – "Help Immigrants Feel Welcome". Four practical tips for kids to know what they can do to be a good neighbor and help immigrants feel welcome. A two page article that can be used as a poster in your classroom.
Article 5 –"Why Do People Oppose Immigration?" Five main reasons why immigration causes such heated debates. A two page article that can be use as a poster in the classroom.
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