- Healthy Relationship Skills | School Mental Health Ontario and the Elementary Teachers' Federation. Help students learn to understand and appreciate diverse perspectives and identities, to empathize with others, to listen, and to resolve conflict respectfully.
- Healthy Relationships Training Module | PREVNet. Gives adults the training they need to help young people develop healthy social skills.
- I See I Learn | Books featuring simple stories that help young children learn the life skills they need to prepare for school. Each story focuses on a specific skill from one of four domains: social, emotional, health and safety, and cognitive. Stories are modelled on real life situations and, just as in real life, often involve more than one skill.
- Kindness in the Classroom | Random Acts of Kindness Foundation. Highly effective, evidence-based, social emotional learning curriculum that focuses on equity, teacher self-care, digital citizenship and kindness.
- Second Step | Committee for Children. Free social-emotional well-being resources for educators and families to empower children to thrive at school, at home, and everywhere in between.
Healthy Relationships
Healthy relationships are at the core of developing and maintaining mentally healthy, equitable and caring learning environments. You can help students learn to understand and appreciate diverse perspectives and identities, to empathize with others, to listen, and to resolve conflict respectfully. Focusing on healthy relationship skills can benefit class culture and students' sense of belonging. To experience themselves as valued and connected members of an inclusive social environment, students need to be involved in healthy relationships with their peers, educators, and other members of the school community.
- Education Videos | Victim Services Huron Perth. Break down topics such as Cultural Competency, Human Trafficking, Healthy Relationships, and Sextortion and Cyber Safety.
- Healthy Relationships High School | SELspace. Modules for teaching students the strategies and skills they need to establish, build, and maintain healthy rewarding relationships.
- It is a Big Deal Activity Book Grades 9-12 | Canadian Centre for Child Protection. Teaches teens the difference between healthy and unhealthy dating relationships, including the issue of sexual consent. Through various activities, teens will learn about love vs. control in dating relationships, self-peer exploitation (“sexting”), Canada’s sexual consent laws, and how to get help if they find themselves in an uncomfortable situation.
- Teacher Resources | Canadian Kindness Leaders. Training, toolkits & resources for children and youth to accomplish their very own kindness projects in schools.
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