I am a teacher of 12 years and have taught across primary and secondary level.
I taught GCSE Psychology for a while in the UK so have lots of Psychology resources/ lessons.
I've recently become a Resource Teacher for Learning and Behaviour in New Zealand so I will begin adding resources for SEN children/teachers.
I am a teacher of 12 years and have taught across primary and secondary level.
I taught GCSE Psychology for a while in the UK so have lots of Psychology resources/ lessons.
I've recently become a Resource Teacher for Learning and Behaviour in New Zealand so I will begin adding resources for SEN children/teachers.
As part of my study this year I had to create activities to help teach children about a topic of choice.
I found the video ‘My Shadow is Pink’ by Scott Stuart. It was originally a book and it tells the story of a boy who likes to wear dresses. It is not only about gender identity, but also acceptance of ourselves and others.
There are multiple activities in the Power Point based on the theme of identity. There are time stamps for the video with questions. Depending on the age group, you can keep the discussion surface level or allow the students to lead the discussion further. It can be an entry into LGBTQ+ curriculum, or a simple lesson on self-acceptance despite our differences.
There are then a series of activities, based on the story, getting the children to think about their own identity and stepping out into their ‘true selves’, whatever that may be.
Note- the first few slides are for educators with background information and a link to research and a reason for having these lessons. These were created for my assignment, but may be of interest.