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KS1resourceUNIQUE VOICE CICAnti-bullying 2017KS1 Lessons Plan‘I AM PROUD’Unique Voice CIC

‘I AMPROUD’Lesson Section A:‘I am proud to be me!’Class room preparation: Sit the class in a circle on the carpet.Step by Step:PART AOverview:Combination of individual and group activities exploringwhat makes us an individual and what qualities we have tobe proud of.Duration: 1 HourResources required: 1 Star of pride [Appendix 1]‘I am proud to be me’ worksheet [Appendix 2] (one per table)Writing pencilsColouring pencilsFilming device (optional)Learning Objective:To highlight the positive attributes each child holds,embracing and celebrating theses positive differences.Cross curriculum links:DramaKS2LESSONPLANLiteracyUNIQUE VOICE CICAnti-bullying 2017KS1 Lessons PlanI AM PROUD1. Begin the lesson by writing the lesson title ‘I am proud to be me!’ on the board andexplain to the class that we are going to be focusing on all the great things that makeeveryone different, special and unique.2. Ask the children if they can explain what the word ‘pride’/ ‘proud’ means and what kindof things your would feel proud of. Introduce the ‘Star of pride’ [Appendix 1] to the classand pass it around the circle. When each child has hold of the star invite them to say“I am proud to be me because ” completing the sentence with something that refers tothemselves. This could include a skill or talent they have, such as “I am proud to be mebecause I am good at art” or highlighting a positive element of their personality, such as“I am proud to be me because I am funny”. Continue passing the star around the circlegiving every child an opportunity to speak.3. Have the children then return to their seats at their tables and give each child a copy ofthe ‘I am proud to be me’ worksheet [Appendix 2].4. The children should then complete the worksheet by drawing and writing further reasonswhy they are ‘proud to be me’, thinking of an example within their skills & talents, interests& personality.5. When the children have completed the worksheets invite a few volunteers to share theirwork with the rest of the class, explaining to everyone why they are proud to bethemselves (this could be filmed by the teacher).6. The teacher then chooses a few examples from each of the categories on the children'sworksheets for the class to act out and bring to life. Encourage diversity here, bychoosing a wide range of different examples (this could be filmed by the teacher).7. Conclude the lesson highlighting the great range of qualities we have within the class,celebrating all the children have shared.Why not Edit together the iPad footage to create your own “I am proud to be me!” classvideo, this can then be shared with the school community in an assembly, on the schoolwebsite or on social media.Unique Voice CIC

‘I AMPROUD’PART BLesson Section B:‘We are proud to be friends!’Class room preparation: Have the class sit with a partner, this can be at their tables or sat on the floor.Step by Step:Overview:Combination of individual and group activities exploring howwe can celebrate our friends and ensure we includeeverybody in our setting.1.Begin the lesson by writing the lesson title ‘We are proud to be friends!’ on the board and explain to theclass that we are going to be focusing on friendship.2.Invite the children to turn to the person next to them and tell them, 3 reasons they are proud to be theirfriend and invite some of the children to share their answers with the class.3.Then have the children come together as a class and sit in a circle on the floor. Introduce the ‘Star offriendship’ [Appendix 3] to the class. When each child has hold of the star invite them to say “A good friendis ” completing the sentence with something that they believe a good friend should be. Such as, honest,helpful or kind. Continue passing the star around the circle giving every child an opportunity to speak.4.Staying in the circle, the teacher should highlight that a good friend is “someone who includes everyone,making sure no one is ever left out”, as a class then discuss with the children what this might mean.Duration: 1 HourResources required: 1 Star of friendship [Appendix 3]‘Everyone is included’ worksheet [Appendix 4] (one per child)Writing pencilsColouring pencils5.Invite a pair to come into the centre of the circle and role play some of their ideas for each of the locations.E.G. You could make a friend feel included in the playground by inviting them to play your game.Learning Objective:To highlight the qualities involved in a positive friendship andexplore ways we can ensure our friends always feel included.Ask the children for an example of how they could make sure everyone feels included,- In the classroom- In the playground- In the lunch hall6.7.Have the children return to their seats and give each child a copy of the ‘Everyone is included’ worksheet[Appendix 4]. Have them draw and write ideas of how to make sure their friends feel included. Encouragethe children to think of original ideas, as well as the ones explored in the circle.Conclude the lesson by encouraging the children to put in to practice at school and at home all that theyhave learnt about being a good friend and including others.Cross curriculum links:DramaWhy not Take a photograph of each child, print it and add it to theirworksheet, which could then be used for a class ‘friendship’ display.LiteracyKS2LESSONPLANUNIQUE VOICE CICAnti-bullying 2017KS1 Lessons PlanI AM PROUDUnique Voice CIC

Lesson Plan: How to keep balance in ourfriendshipSTAROFPRIDE!Appendix1: Star of prideKS2LESSONPLANUNIQUE VOICE CICAnti-bullying 2017KS1 Lessons PlanI AM PROUD Unique Voice CIC - MAY17

PLANLESSONKS2UNIQUE VOICE CICAnti-bullying 2017KS1 Lessons PlanI AM PROUDAppendix 2 : ‘I am proud to be me!’ I am My Personality Unique Voice CIC - MAY17Class: I am good at I like Name: My SkillsMy Interests“I am proudto be mebecause of ”‘I AM PROUD TO BE ME!’

STAROFFRIENDSHIP!Appendix 3: Star of friendshipKS2LESSONPLANUNIQUE VOICE CICAnti-bullying 2017KS1 Lessons PlanI AM PROUD Unique Voice CIC - MAY17

PLANLESSONKS2UNIQUE VOICE CICAnti-bullying 2017FREE KS1 Lessons PlanI AM PROUDAppendix 4: Everyone is IncludedName: Unique Voice CIC - MAY17Class: In the lunch hallIn the classroomIn the playground‘EVERYONE IS INCLUDED’

What are we doing?TRIPLE RHere at Unique Voice, we are privileged to be working withhundreds of schools to help spread important messagesrelated to bullying and sharing our expertise on how creativeapproaches can make big differences. Our approach tobullying works in line with OFSTED and Keeping Children Safein Education Requirements.STANDS FORRECOGNISESigns of bullying, withinthemselves & others.To help schools prepare, we offer creative assemblies andworkshops, along with supporting documents and guidance.REPORTAll forms of bullyingto a trusted adult.RESOLVEProblems, equippingthem with confidence toaddress and overcomefuture incidents.CLICK & FINDOUT MOREExploreEducateEmpowerTake a look at our guidanceand support for new antibullying approaches andissues for the academic year.Read about our programme 'Triple R'which is available to visit your schoolto enhance key messages related tobullying, E-Safety and mental health.Downloadfreeresources, lesson plansand inspiration for yourschool.CLICK & EXPLORE OURHELPING HANDS ONTACKLING BULLYINGCLICK & DISCOVERMORE ABOUT TRIPLE RCLICK & REQUESTMORE LESSON PLANSAND INSPIRATION

Any Questions?If you would like to book, or if you would like moreinformation, please contact us via the detailsprovided.We look forward to hearing from you and findingpositive solutions for your setting.KRYSTAL KEELEY [COMPANY DIRECTOR]Request to speak to a reference schoolWe want you to be sure that Unique Voice is rightfor your school. Please contact us for detail ofone of our ‘Reference Schools’.Unique Voice CIC68 Old Market StreetBristolBS2 0EJEmail: theoffice@uniquevoice.org Unique Voice CIC - MAY17

KS2 LESSON PLAN UNIQUE VOICE CIC Anti-bullying 2017 KS1 Lessons Plan I AM PROUD Unique Voice CIC Class room preparation: Have the class sit with a partner, this can be at their tables or sat on the floor. Step by Step: 1. Begin the lesson by writing the lesson title ‘We are proud to be friends!’ on the board and explain to the

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