糖心Vlog

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糖心Vlog

Last updated

6 November 2026

pdf, 1.67 MB
pdf, 1.67 MB
pdf, 1.67 MB
pdf, 1.67 MB

Worksheets and guide for working with children and young people (aged 7-16), relating to emotions and the environment.

Children and young people are increasingly concerned about the nature and environmental crisis, and looking to educators, parents and carers for guidance and support.

This resource, developed by Educational Psychologists with expertise and interest in climate psychology, is aimed at supporting discussions with children and young people (aged 7-16) about their thoughts and feelings around the climate and environmental crisis.

In this chapter, the guide talks through nature connection, emotional literacy, strengths and values, and hopes for the future. Each worksheet has accompanying information to support use and delivery, as well as adaptation suggestions for older children or those with SEND.

Designed for Emotional Literacy Support Assistants (ELSAs), key adults, Educational Psychologists, or Wellbeing Leads working with children and young people experiencing anxiety, fear, or concern about our natural world.

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