The Compassion Project: Kindness in the Classroom

Tye, David and Gabby are preparing for a talent show and emotions are running high. Pupils aged 7 to 9 learn about empathy and compassion, and to manage their own emotions.

Kindness in the Classroom comprises three lessons, each centred around an animation-led online learning module. The content has been developed with teachers and subject matter experts and links to PSHE, and equivalent subjects.

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    Target user

    Ages 7-9

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    Curriculum

    PSHE (and related subjects), Personal Development

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    Time

    1-3 hours

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    Cost

    Our courses are always free

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    — Primary Teacher

    Resource details

    Interactive and flexible lessons to run through online learning as a class, or as individuals. They cover three full units of work:

    Module 1
    Understanding compassion

    Build pupils’ understanding of compassion and introduce a vocabulary of related words and concepts.

    Module 2
    Understanding self

    Help pupils understand the importance of treating oneself with kindness, concern and support.

    Module 3
    The Compassion Project Course
    Practising compassion

    Illustrate what pupils can do each day to live more compassionately through action-oriented lessons.

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