‘My Rainbow of Importance’: What matters to me? Activity for Children (Pride LGBTQIA+ Resources)

‘The Worry Thermometer’ supports children and young people with identifying their feelings and emotions on a scale through using the Worry Thermometer.
‘Proud Clouds’: Celebrating Success and Proud Achievements to Boost Self-Esteem (Pride LGBTQIA+ Resources)

‘The Worry Thermometer’ supports children and young people with identifying their feelings and emotions on a scale through using the Worry Thermometer.
‘I Am Me – Proud to be Me’: All About Me Sheet (Pride LGBTQIA+ Resources)

‘The Worry Thermometer’ supports children and young people with identifying their feelings and emotions on a scale through using the Worry Thermometer.
‘Design Your Own Pride Flag’ (Pride LGBTQIA+ Resources)

‘The Worry Thermometer’ supports children and young people with identifying their feelings and emotions on a scale through using the Worry Thermometer.
Design Your Own Pride 50P Coin (Pride LGBTQIA+ Resources)

‘The Worry Thermometer’ supports children and young people with identifying their feelings and emotions on a scale through using the Worry Thermometer.
Telling Tall Tales: Understanding the Difference between Fantasy and Reality (Lying & Lies)

‘The Worry Thermometer’ supports children and young people with identifying their feelings and emotions on a scale through using the Worry Thermometer.
Consequences of Telling Deliberate Lies: Exploring Lying for Children

‘The Worry Thermometer’ supports children and young people with identifying their feelings and emotions on a scale through using the Worry Thermometer.
‘Why do people lie?’ Exploring Reasons for Telling Lies and Lying

‘The Worry Thermometer’ supports children and young people with identifying their feelings and emotions on a scale through using the Worry Thermometer.
‘Is it honest?’ Honest and Dishonest / Lying Discussion-Based Lies Sorting Activity

‘The Worry Thermometer’ supports children and young people with identifying their feelings and emotions on a scale through using the Worry Thermometer.