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Children’s Wellbeing
Ready-to-use resources to help children share who they are, what matters to them and how they feel.
1-page printable with lesson plan
My Journey: Looking Back, Looking Forward
Children write places they have been on one footprint and places they want to go on the other. Includes a short lesson plan.
2-page printable
My Teacher Acrostic Poem
A simple acrostic poem activity encouraging pupils to think about and describe the qualities they appreciate in their teacher.
The Wellbeing Fold & Talk
A simple foldable wellbeing activity that gets pupils talking, listening and sharing.
3-page printable
The Wellbeing Fold & Talk
A create-your-own template, easy folding instructions and a ready-to-use version with eight wellbeing conversation prompts.
Morning Check-In Worksheet
A simple morning check-in worksheet to help pupils pause, identify how they are feeling and think about the day ahead.
1-page printable
Morning Check-In Worksheet
A simple morning check-in worksheet to help pupils pause, identify how they are feeling and think about the day ahead.
My Wellbeing Journal
A gentle printable journal to help children notice feelings, reflect on their day and build simple wellbeing habits.
11-page printable
My Wellbeing Journal
A child-friendly journal with drawing, colouring and simple reflection pages for wellbeing check-ins.
Mindfulness Activities
A creative doodle drawing booklet to help children pause, notice and settle through gentle mindful activities.
Printable booklet
Mindfulness Doodle Booklet
A child-friendly booklet with simple doodle drawing activities for mindful pauses, calm moments and quiet reflection.
Getting to Know Me
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Getting to Know Me
Junior and Senior Infants
A gentle, age-appropriate way for younger children to share a little about themselves.
Getting to Know Me
1st and 2nd Class
A child-friendly page for pupils to share their interests, strengths and favourite things.
Getting to Know Me
3rd and 4th Class
A thoughtful prompt sheet that helps children express what matters to them.
Getting to Know Me
5th and 6th Class
A more reflective version for older pupils to share their interests, strengths and goals.
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What is inside each one, which class it suits, and how to use it.
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