Bullying Scenario Discussion Cards. These friendship scenario cards encourage children to discuss and think about friendship and anti-bullying. Yellow is a small, yellow Rainbow Friend with a cheerful appearance. However, he is just as dangerous as the other Rainbow Friends. He is known for his speed and his ability to climb walls. Red is a red Rainbow Friend who is different from the others. He is not hostile towards the players but provides them with tips and guidance. He is also the only Rainbow Friend with no physical body. Resolving Conflicts PowerPoint. This helpful resource is perfect for guiding your younger pupils through the process of disagreements and conflict. When the youngster has finished coloring a Rainbow Friends character, it should be cut out with an extra slit cut over the mouth. The cutouts can be removed from the bags, and the child’s guests can keep them as keepsakes. 9. Rainbow Friends Cuff Bracelets

Friendship Flashcards - These flashcards are a great resource to help teach children about what it means to be a good friend. Each flashcard has a word relating to friendship qualities, and a lovely colourful illustration to match. We recommend printing and laminating these cards for continuous use and to keep them in good shape.Colouring activities are great assets to any lesson plan for loads of reasons. Not only is colouring super fun and a very enjoyable activity for children of all ages, but it can actually encourage them to learn. As they’re having fun, kids are enhancing their confidence and becoming motivated to learn more about the topic that you’re teaching. Peppa Pig Cutting Activity - This is another great activity to develop children’s fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Rainbow Friends are perfect characters with which to create fun cuff bracelets. Simply cut the end from an empty wrapping paper cardboard to have a base for the craft. To make this fun craft, have the youngsters cut out their favorite creepy Rainbow Friend and set it aside.

Good Friend Discussion and Sorting Cards. Teach children about what makes a good friend and what makes a bad friend with this visual and interactive activity. You can find a wealth of resources all about friendship and building positive relationships with others. Here are a few of our favourite First-Level resources on this theme. It’s always fun to watch a group of friends having adventures in movies and TV shows, and LEGO Friends is a fantastic example of this. Use white bags and have the youngster decorate them to look as if the characters are climbing out of the bags.They can make it appear as if some of the characters are wrapping their limbs around others or positioned as if they’re hiding behind each other. Then, have the child draw a door on an ordinary piece of construction paper and cut out three of its sides so it can be “opened.” When the door opens, it will reveal the creepy cutout for a good laugh. 6. Make a Rainbow Sun Catcher