We Are All Different. We Are All Unique!: Children's Book about Diversity, Kindness, Empathy and Respect (Social and Emotional Skills for Kids)

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Self-portraits are drawings or paintings of a person that they did themselves. They can be very important pieces of art for understanding how a person views themselves. This colourful diversity poster can make a fantastic addition to your classroom display. Helping you when teaching your children all about celebrating their differences, whatever they may be! Our evolved behaviours, that make us all the same, result from the ever-present genetic nudges nudging us to reproduce. We don’t have a choice to stop these nudges.

Use these fun and exciting ideas for circle time to celebrate the differences between the children in your class. There are lots of suggestions for circle time activities that help children get to know each other, exploring the similarities and differences between them. These different activities will help to teach children that we are all different and that is OK! The activities can also be used to support transition at the start of a new year, helping the adults and children in the class to find some information about each other. Each activity is perfect for an 'All About Me' theme and links to the Twinkl Originals book 'We Are All Different'. Take a look at the full range of additional resources to support this book. In the second worksheet, there is a blank writing space, but a word bank of colours and adjective for children to use when describing their hair and eyes. How can we recognise our differences as positive qualities that reflect each person's uniqueness? This lovely Diversity PowerPoint serves as a great way to show younger children how these differences can be strengths rather than weaknesses, through a colourful classroom resource that might make up the core of a larger lesson built around this theme. As they go through preschool, primary school, secondary school and beyond, children will meet many, many different types of people. Not all of these people will be the same or similar to them. Ask pupils to think about all the things that make them who they are: their looks, their strengths, their religion, their family and their culture. You might be similar to other people in our school community, or you might be very different, but we are all welcome and we are all part of a wonderful, diverse world.

Teaching your children about diversity?

After all, living a life true to who you really are at your core is the only way to experience fulfilling connections with others and lasting happiness. Featured Book Listen to Your Heart Journal We are all different and that’s beautiful. You might like to read our British Values Teaching Wiki. How can I teach my children about diversity? This resource is perfect to use during Disability Pride Month in July. Why should children learn that we are all different? You can use this banner to emphasise the key elements of the topic, and to make your classroom display or role-play area that bit more lovely! This one in particular is great for starting to design your very own diversity display board. How can I create a diversity display board using this resource? I wanted to create a positive campaign of image quotes about diversity and memes celebrating what makes each of us unique.

If you enjoyed reading 'We Are All Different', we have lots Twinkl Originals stories to support EYFS children when learning about the world around them. I’m sure this confusion must’ve gripped you at some point in your life. You may have fluctuated between the two schools of thought, depending on your recent observations.Follow a week in the life of a zoo vet as he tries to find the right treatment for different animals in The Zoo Vet. It's full of opportunities for discussion and will help children learn about a variety of animals.

Twinkl Go! resources like this one are brilliant for use as whole-class activities, being easy to set up on an interactive whiteboard, allowing for everyone to see and participate. They're also tailor-made for remote learning environments, meaning you can use them in online lessons or even set them as homework. Add to your diversity display board with some more of our wonderful resources. Here are just a few of our favourites: There is no emotion that only a select few people feel because our fundamental neurobiology is the same. When we get a new phone, it has default factory settings. People customize the settings according to their own needs and preferences.

One of the most important lessons to learn as a child is to embrace and celebrate our differences. Fostering a general atmosphere of kindness in your classroom not only helps children improve their social skills but also sets them up fantastically for the rest of their lives. Teaching children to be proud of their differences, whilst also being respectful towards others, can hopefully inspire them to be positive and kind people when they grow older.