School Belonging – Holiday Wellness

Holiday Wellness

A THENCE Publication

Classroom Calendars with Ashley

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| Community Based Knowledge, Culturally Responsive Classroom, DEI, School Belonging

This four part interview covers much ground and is extremely useful in the run up to the school holiday break. […]

A Moment of Mindfulness (right now)!

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Use our wintery moment to achieve goals of calming, focused breathing, encourage a moment of mindfulness and reflection by “zoning […]

Best Classroom Activities for Holiday Wellness!

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How can schools teach children stress management and wellness routines. This “flight card” is a great activity to share with […]

How about Screen Time during the Holidays?

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How can you start a dialogue about balance of screen time with other activities during the holiday? Talking about screen […]

Financial Literacy and Holiday Spending

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How might schools counter family stress and boost financial literacy in the run-up to the Holiday season? From gift-giving, to […]

Preview our Guides for Culturally Responsive Teaching & School Belonging

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Have you heard of the “Culture Tree”? Exploring this metaphor can become a useful tool for building a culturally responsive […]

Can School Leaders Play a Role in Holiday Wellness?

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So can school leaders play a key roll in supporting the mental health of their faculty, staff and families in […]

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