Relationships Primary Resources

Help to prevent problems school with our classroom rules display poster. Helps children understand, agree and keep their promises to fellow class members.

A useful set of display posters featuring what to do if you see bullying.

A useful set of display posters to help us celebrate our differences.

A set of lovely certificates rewarding your children for what they achieved!

Use these word cards to help children to discuss and write about diversity. Each card features a word and illustration to support the meaning and the set covers vocabulary to help children to talk about the similarities and differences between themselves and others. The word cards cover hair types, families, activities and more. These word cards can be used to support your teaching on an 'Ourselves' or 'All About Me' topic. The words and pictures are taken from the Twinkl Originals book, 'We Are

This empathy powerpoint is a great way to start discussions with your class - with lots of different prompts on feelings, this is the perfect opportunity to get the kids thinking about their own feelings as well as other peoples.

A booklet for children to illustrate, learning and demonstrating their understanding of the Right Of A Child.

A handy display banner to help us celebrates our differences.

This 'Helping Hand' worksheet is a great way to address anti-bullying topics and encourage children to think about talking openly and being a good friend.

A lovely set of posters to introduce the 7 different Friendship Teddy Bears and their distinctive characters. Great to use in circle times or in general classroom discussions, as well as to help children resolve problems and verbalise their feelings.

This PowerPoint explains that we all experience changes in our lives. It covers family and home changes, changes in school and changes in friendships. It explains that change doesn't have to be scary if you know how to deal with them and offers ideas to help pupils deal with change. It is aimed at CfE Early Level pupils.

Karri really wants to go to the Mummy and Daughter Disco in town. "But I don't have a mummy in my family," she said. "Does that mean I can't go?"Follow one brave koala as she sets out on a mission to make every family feel part of the party.