A Flower For A Neighbour Story Paper
This story paper can be used in so many ways. Children could make up a story based on the picture, or simply recount what they see. Perhaps they write send a letter to Granny or Great-Granny?
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These activities are based on our specific set of Making A Difference posters and other printables which look at ways that children can make a difference in everyday life. We hope they will inspire them to think about ways to be kind, to be helpful and so on - and of course these are just a few scenarios, and there are plenty more ways to discuss. This particular set is aimed at younger children; we will be adding a similar set of activities for older children shortly.
This story paper can be used in so many ways. Children could make up a story based on the picture, or simply recount what they see. Perhaps they write send a letter to Granny or Great-Granny?
Sometimes a nice cup of tea is all that is needed to make us feel cared for ... but there could be so much more going on in your child's imagination when they see this story paper!
This set of 7 colouring pages is based on our Making A Difference Posters.
Here are our 6 colouring pages from our Making A Difference collection - this time without any wording so that you can use them as colouring scenes as well as discussion prompts, using your own wording.
This set of 7 posters can be printed out for display in the classroom, or used on the whiteboard, perhaps, to prompt discussion about small ways that children can make a difference. Do you have to be big, strong, powerful, adult, rich, perfect to make a difference? No!
Here are our 6 "making a difference" illustrated posters, showing children being helpful and kind. On this set we've left off our wording in case you prefer to discuss them with your kids without.
Available in colour or black and white, our "Making a Difference" story paper illustrates various scenarios in which children are making a difference, and ask children - do you have to be big, strong, powerful, perfect, adult and rich, to be kind and helpful.
You may want to use our "making a difference" story paper, without pointing the kids in a particular direction with our wording. Here it is, both in colour and black and white.
Putting a bottle into the bin might not seem like a big thing - but just one small act of caring for the environment can make a huge difference, if it is repeated by children all over the world.
Children can use this story paper in many ways. They could imagine what the little girl is writing, and to whom. They could make up a story based on the picture. They could write about what they see in the picture.
“You cannot get through a single day without having an impact on the world around you. What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.” This poster illustrates this inspiring quote by Jane Goodall.
Kids can use this story paper - which comes in colour or black and white - for writing a story about a playground accident, or perhaps for thinking about ways they might "be there" to help other children who need a hand.
This lovely picture shows a boy holding open a door for his father as he walks into the nursery with a baby. Kids can use it as a prompt for writing an interesting story - or for thinking about ways they can be helpful around the home!
Use this worksheet to encourage each child to think about how they can make a difference in the world. One small action can ripple outwards to affect many people ...
Encourage children to think about how their actions can make an impact and affect their friends and families and even the wider world with this worksheet which asks children to think about how they as a group - perhaps a pack or class - can make an impact.
Here's the final page of our Making A Difference story paper set on its own. Use it for the kids to brainstorm ways in which they can make a difference ...
Even the smallest action or "good deed" can ripple outward and have a huge effect on the world around us. We've tried to show this on our Impact colouring page.
Designed to motivate children to think about how their actions can have an impact on the world. Perhaps they could use this postcard to send a message about a change they would like to see.
When what you do has an impact, it can ripple out and touch many people. That's why it is important to make sure that your actions have a good impact on the world!
Get the kids to think about how it feels to be included / excluded, and how they can make sure that everyone is included in future, with this interesting worksheet.
Use this worksheet with the kids, to brainstorm ways in which a child's actions can have a positive or negative action on the world around them.
This worksheet can be used to help children think about how every small - and sometimes careless - action can make a big difference to the world around them. It's a great way to encourage them to plan some good actions intentionally into their lives!
"If you think you're too small to have an impact, try going to bed with a mosquito." I've always loved this quote from Anita Roddick, as it reminds children that what they do can have a positive - or negative - impact far beyond what they might originally antipicate!