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Resource pack: The Right Start

Right start resource pack

Overview

A resource pack to develop empathy, communication, cooperation, respect, responsibility and conflict resolution.

Resource details

Publication date

Resource types

Activity pack, Lesson plan, Resource pack, Primary education resources, Teaching resource

Age level

Primary education

Age group

5 to 7 years

Education themes

Introducing human rights, Teach human rights

Issue

Children's rights

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A resource to develop empathy, communication, cooperation, respect, responsibility and conflict resolution - human rights skills for daily life and preparation for the knowledge based learning of the next resources in this series.

This resource is only available in English. Subsequent resources in this series are available in English and Irish:

Lift Off (English), Lift Off (Irish)

Me, You, Everyone (English), Me, You, Everyone (Irish)

These activities link directly to strands relating to the Primary 1-3 PDMU curriculum for Northern Ireland.

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