A fun way to break the ice. Students will get to know about each other better as they answer these unique “Would you rather” questions. “Would you rather live in Harry Potter’s world or live the life of a celebrity?” “Would you rather travel back in time and visit your ansestor (1800’s) or travel into the future to meet your great-great-grandchildren? (2200’s)”

These worksheets are aimed at teenage girls who are struggling with body confidence. There are 26 pages of worksheets in this pack: -Body Image -When I Look in the Mirror I See… -Lifestyles (and Body Types) of the Rich and the Famous -A-Z Beautiful Celebrities -My Body -The Ideal Body -The Normal Body -Food For Thought -The Reality -Self Esteem Situation 1 What the ‘Ideal’ Woman’s Body Looks Like in 18 Countries Dying to be Thin -Self-Esteem Situation 2 -Body Modification -Fashion Trends -Dressed to Impress -Beauty Bonanza -Paint Your Face -Importance of Image -Ways to Improve Your Body Image -Things to Remember…

Sometimes it can be hard to break the ice with students. In this packet, I have included 15 “Getting to Know You” worksheets that require students to reflect on themselves and hopefully help you understand your students a bit better. Worksheets included in this packet: All About Me Inventory A Few of My Favorite Things Favorite Things Collage Questions to Help Know Yourself Better It’s Good to Be/It’s Bad to Be Would You Rather? Theme Song to Your Life 50 Things I Love My Bucket List My Family My Friends My Support System My Islands What’s Important to Me? Goal Setting

Looking for a way to introduce the topic of anger management with your students? Try this unique and fun bingo game that will help students understand what happens to your body when you become angry, what feelings lead to anger and how to prevent it. There are 5 categories on the bingo card: A Feeling That Could Lead To Anger, Symptoms of Anger, Consequences When You Lose Your Cool, Ways to Control Your Anger and Ways to Prevent Your Anger There are over 70 calling cards in this collection as well as 12 unique bingo cards. Laminate each card and use dry erase markers to re-use. There is even a blank bingo card included. After playing a few rounds, see how much knowledge your students have retained by asking them to fill out the blank bingo card.

Looking for a way to introduce the topic of bullying with your students? Try this unique and fun bingo game that will help students understand what bullying is and how they can prevent it. Bully Prevention Bingo explores different aspects of bullying. There are 5 categories on the bingo card: Examples of Bullying, Bully’s typically, If Bullied DO, If Bullied DON’T and Ways You Can Help Those Being Bullied. There are over 70 calling cards in this collection as well as 12 unique bingo cards. Laminate each card and use dry erase markers to re-use. There is even a blank bingo card included. After playing a few rounds, see how much knowledge your students have retained by asking them to fill out the blank bingo card.

Looking for a way to introduce the topic of self-esteem with your students? Try this unique and fun bingo game that will help students see how these areas affect self-esteem on a day-to-day basis. Self-Esteem Bingo explores different aspects of self-esteem. There are 5 categories on the bingo card: self-esteem facts, self-esteem enhancers, self-esteem destroyers, behaviors of people with good self esteem, and behaviors of people with low self esteem. There are over 70 calling cards in this collection as well as 20 unique bingo cards. Laminate each card and use dry erase markers to re-use. There is even a blank bingo card included. After playing a few rounds, see how much knowledge your students have retained by asking them to fill out the blank bingo card.

Did you know that 1 in 10 young people will experience some sort of mental ill health? The Mental Health Awareness Bingo game aims to support these young people by increasing awareness of mental health within school. Although this resource is by no means exhaustive, it is a great tool to open up conversation on such an important topic. Mental Health Awareness Bingo explores different aspects of mental health. There are 5 categories on the bingo card: mental health facts, factors that can affect mental illness, types of mental health problems, signs and symptoms of mental illness, and ways to look after your mental health. There are over 70 calling cards in this collection as well as 20 unique bingo cards. Laminate each card and use dry erase markers to re-use. There is even a blank bingo card included. After playing a few rounds, see how much knowledge your students have retained by asking them to fill out the blank bingo card.

Sometimes it can be tough to bring up the subject of body image with certain students without them feeling singled out. This bingo game is a great resource for facilitating conversation around the topic of body image without anyone feeling as though they are being targeted. The Body Image Bingo game aims to support young people by increasing awareness around body image issues by teaching them startling facts and giving them the tools needed to create a positive body image within themselves. Although this resource is by no means exhaustive, it is a great tool to open up conversation on such an important topic. There are 5 categories on the bingo card: body image facts, tips for improving body image, body image influences, behaviors of people with positive body image and behaviors of people with negative body image. There are over 70 calling cards in this collection as well as 20 unique bingo cards. Laminate each card and use dry erase markers to re-use. There is even a blank bingo card included. After playing a few rounds, see how much knowledge your students have retained by asking them to fill out the blank bingo card.

Approaching the topic of healthy hygiene habits with teenagers can be a little tricky. It’s a sensitive subject that needs to be dealt with in a delicate manner. This resource is aimed at middle school and high school students who might be struggling with their own personal hygiene. Healthy Hygiene Habits Bingo explores different aspects of hygiene. There are 5 categories on the bingo card: hygiene facts, hygiene products, bad hygiene habits, good hygiene habits and consequences of poor hygiene. There are over 70 calling cards in this collection as well as 20 unique bingo cards. Laminate each card and use dry erase markers to re-use. There is even a blank bingo card included. After playing a few rounds, see how much knowledge your students have retained by asking them to fill out the blank bingo card.

Looking for a way to Celebrate Pride month? Or a fun activity to do with your class or GSA club? This unique and fun bingo game will introduce students to many different aspects of the LGBTQIA+ community. Pride Bingo explores different aspects of the LGBTQIA culture. There are 5 categories on the bingo card: Sexual Orientations and Gender Identities, LGBTQIA+ Facts. LGBTQIA+ Flags, LGBTQIA+ Figures and Advocates and LGBTQIA+ History. There are over 90 calling cards in this collection as well as 30 unique bingo cards. Laminate each card and use dry erase markers to re-use. There is even a blank bingo card included. After playing a few rounds, see how much knowledge your students have retained by asking them to fill out the blank bingo card. Supplemental sheets are included which include LGBTQIA+ definitions and brief biographies of important Figures and Advocates.

This bundle includes 3 of my top-selling Bingo games: Self-Esteem Bingo, Mental Health Awareness Bingo and Healthy Hygiene Habits Bingo. These bingo games are useful tools for introducing these topics and creating discussion. Self-Esteem Bingo is broken down into 5 different categories: self-esteem facts, self-esteem enhancers, self-esteem destroyers, behaviors of people with good self esteem, and behaviors of people with low self esteem. Mental Health Awareness Bingo is broken into 5 categories: mental health facts, factors that can affect mental illness, types of mental health problems, signs and symptoms of mental illness, and ways to look after your mental health. Healthy Hygiene Habits Bingo explores 5 different topics of hygiene: hygiene facts, hygiene products, bad hygiene habits, good hygiene habits and consequences of poor hygiene. Each Bingo game contains over 70 calling cards as well as 20 unique bingo cards. Laminate each card and use dry erase markers to re-use. There is even a blank bingo card included for each topic. After playing a few rounds, see how much knowledge your students have retained by asking them to fill out the blank bingo card. Bought separately, these Bingo games would total £24.00; however, for a limited time, I am selling this bundle for only £12.00 - half price!

Full versions of Self-Esteem Bingo, Anger Management Bingo and Healthy Hygiene Habits Bingo are all included in this resource as well as 10 other games and activities! This passport was created in order to support students with social, emotional and behavioral issues which act as barriers to learning. It is based on a fundamental belief that young people with complicated emotional, social and learning needs can grow within the mainstream school setting– with specialist support. The “Group Work Passport” is split into 8 sections. Each section was designed to be delivered in 1 hour; however, the Friendship section can take 2 sessions to complete. The subjects focused on in this group work packet are: -Attendance -Friendships -Self-esteem -Teamwork -Healthy Hygiene Habits -Communication Skills -Managing Emotions This resource contains: Group Work Passport (14 pages) Facilitators Guide (12 pages) Group Work Handouts (98 pages) The Facilitator’s Guide gives step by step instructions on how the group was designed to be run, but it is up to you how you would like to deliver the content. Nurture groups such as the one I have put together aim to: Progressively reduce, and where possible remove, more persistent barriers to learning – by equipping and empowering students in core learning skills and habits Provide strategies that help vulnerable students cope with the emotional & social demands of a large school community – namely, relationships with adults and peers Improve the attainment, and in turn the longer term prospects, of those students at greatest risk of underachievement & expulsion. I have run this group with students from the ages of 10-15 with a lot of success.