Nature connection for kids mental health and wellbeing. A natural resilience tonic.
Not a clipboard in sight
More than ever our kids wellbeing needs a boost. They don’t need clipboards and worksheets. Let them play, even better whilst immersed in nature. A natural resilience boost for kids.
Tuscan Sausage Casserole or Salsicce e Fagioli al Toscana.
In Britain we have the good old Bangers and mash, a hearty dish for those long winter evening when the darkness seems never ending and relentless.
But does it have to be so dowdy? Well here is an Italian version from beautiful Tuscany.
School Wellbeing Plasters
We wouldn’t need all these school wellbeing plasters if many of the root causes of upset were being addressed
8 Interactive Online Icebreakers and Games For Introverted Kids
These 8 virtual icebreaker and warm up ideas provide an opportunity for all the kids to feel seen and heard.
8 Ways To Learn Spellings Through Play
8 Ways to Make Learning Spellings More Fun
Stories to Boost Kid’s Resilience
Resilient Kids sessions boost self belief, kindness, courage. They include story telling to boost resilience in kids. Plus for teenagers digital design skills using Canva and Mindmapping with Thortspace.
Don’t keep your children as caged birds with clipped wings.
Written by Hamsini for Resilient Kids We are all impacted by our baggage as children; some of us more than others. What is important is that we make sense of our stories, so we don’t project those stories onto our own children. How many times have we seen parents pushing their children to become what… Continue reading Don’t keep your children as caged birds with clipped wings.
Resilient Kids In Schools
These sessions are for 8 kids, aged 8, over 8 x 1-hour sessions, delivered in schools during the afternoon. If you know of a Surrey school whose children would benefit please get in contact. Currently in conversations with other educators to roll out nationwide.
Don’t ask kids what they want to be when they grow up
“Don’t ask kids what they want to be when they grow up but what problems do they want to solve. This changes the conversation from who do I want to work for, to what do I need to learn to be able to do that.” Jaime Casap. This quote was shared via a mum in… Continue reading Don’t ask kids what they want to be when they grow up
