Resilience Kit PDF (ages 5-11)
$11.90 GBP
Our Resilience Kit is a collection of printable worksheets, posters, activities, and colouring pages designed to help children develop resilience and perseverance.
With these fun and engaging activities, your children or students will learn how to:
- cope in spite of setbacks,
- welcome mistakes as opportunities to grow,
- overcome obstacles.
Children will discover that resilience can be learned like any other skill. It just takes practice and patience.
The kit also contains valuable handouts and guides for parents and teachers.
This is a digital product. Nothing will be mailed.
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This bundle includes over 30 digital pages that you can print out at your convenience for use at home, in a classroom or as part of homeschool.
Each licence (purchase) is valid for one teacher/classroom with 1-35 students in one classroom or one family. These printables are for non-commercial use only. This PDF file may not be distributed for free or for any form of compensation. If you would like to use these printables as part of a class or practice you charge for, you must purchase a professional licence. Please reach out to support@biglifejournal.com for more information.
For complete terms of use, go HERE.
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IrelandBig life journal
Very good. Your resources are excellent and really get the students thinking. It's a whole new mindset and a skill which, while it's a journey not a destination ,is a skill for life. Have both Big Life Journals and they have proved invaluable. Long may you continue
United KingdomSimply great!
Love this resource. Really helpful to create a language for my son and me, with the advantage of quality visuals.
Resilience kit
My sons school uses this resilience kit so when I printed ours at home he was very excited to share his experience using the worksheets. We printed the affirmation bracelets, laminated them and put tassels in the top to create bookmarks for which he gifted his friends. The pack is reminding him not to be down on himself when he feels he hasn’t “done a good job” and to keep moving forward. It’s also a great reminder for us a parents to overcome setbacks and lead by example. I’m recommending it to everyone I know!!