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Part A: Online Course Content (Unit 1)

Unit 1: Understanding My Feelings

Lesson 1: My Emotional Dictionary

Text/Story: The Feeling Thermometer

Online Activity 1.1: What Do Feelings Look Like? (Digital Matching Game)

Lesson 2: My Personal Superpowers (Strengths and Identity)

Text/Story: The Toolbox of Strengths

Online Activity 1.2: Strength Detectives (Interactive Self-Reflection Journal)

Lesson 3: Feelings, Thoughts, and Appropriate Behavior

Text/Story: Checking the Map

Online Activity 1.3: Scenario Evaluator (Decision-Making Scenarios)

Part A: Online Course Content (Unit 2)

Unit 2: Managing My Feelings and Building Strength (Self-Management and Resilience)

Lesson 1: The Stress Signal: Friend or Foe?

Text: Thinking About the Signal

Key Idea: Problem Solving

Online Activity 2.1: Changing My Stress Story (Interactive Scenario)

Lesson 2: Calming My Body, Cheering My Mind (Self-Care and Modulation)

Text: My Self-Care Toolkit

Online Activity 2.2: Instant Calm Techniques (Video/Audio Practice)

Online Activity 2.3: Sorting My Coping Choices (Digital Drag-and-Drop)

Lesson 3: The Value of Self-Discipline

Text: Thoughts Matter: Positive Self-Talk

Online Activity 2.4: Positive Thinking Trainer (Digital Role-Play/Writing)

Part A: Online Course Content (Unit 3)

Unit 3: Friends, Choices, and Community

Lesson 1: Connecting with Others

Text/Story: The Empathy Glasses

Key Skills for Connection:

Online Activity 3.1: Relationship Builder Scenarios (Interactive Video/Quiz)

Lesson 2: Making Responsible Decisions and Solving Problems

Text: Consequences and the Crossroads

Problem-Solving Steps (The "Crossroads" Model):

Online Activity 3.2: The Consequence Calculator (Interactive Drag-and-Drop)

Lesson 3: Digital Citizenship and Community

Text: Online Conduct and Safety

Contributing Positively to the Community

Online Activity 3.3: Digital Safety Report (Reflection/Form Completion)

Quizzes

Quiz: My Emotional Dictionary

Quiz: My Personal Superpowers

Quiz: Managing My Feelings and Building Strength

Quiz: Friends, Choices, and Community

Quiz: Digital Citizenship and Safety

Part A: Online Course Content (Unit 4)

Unit 4: Seeking Support and Fighting Stigma (Help Seeking)

Lesson 1: When Should I Ask for Help? (The Help Signal)

Online Activity 4.1: Spot the Signal (Digital Scenario Card Sort)

Lesson 2: Who Can I Trust? (Finding Support)

Text: My Circle of Care

Online Activity 4.2: My Helping Hands (Interactive Drawing/List)

Lesson 3: Fighting Stigma and Supporting Others

Text: We Are All Responsible

Online Activity 4.3: The Support Plan (Digital Writing Prompt)

Final Survey

Course Feedback: How I Feel and What I Learned

Foundations of Wellbeing for Primary Students: Health, Emotions, Relationships is a child-friendly, research-informed course that helps young learners understand themselves, manage big feelings, and build kind, safe relationships—online and offline. Drawing on the CASEL social-emotional learning framework and UK primary guidance, the course blends stories, interactive activities, and simple tools to develop self-awareness, resilience, empathy, decision-making, and help-seeking skills. Students explore everyday topics like naming feelings, recognizing personal strengths, handling stress, solving problems, being a good friend, and staying safe online. Each unit uses short lessons, engaging digital scenarios, and practical exercises children can try at school or home. By the end, learners will have a personal toolkit for calming their bodies and minds, using positive self-talk, making responsible choices, and reaching out to trusted adults. Ideal for classrooms, wellbeing programs, and home learning, this course makes mental health literacy accessible, positive, and fun—empowering children to feel confident, connected, and ready to contribute to their community.

Primary Wellbeing: Health, Emotions and Relationships

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            <p>In this course, feelings are like colors in a paint box—each one helps tell the story of your day. You’ll learn to name your emotions, spot where they show up in your body, and use your own “Feeling Thermometer” to check how hot or cool they are. Through stories, games, and quick quizzes, you’ll build an Emotional Dictionary and discover your personal superpowers—your strengths, talents, and the kind thoughts you say to yourself. You’ll practice choosing actions that fit the moment, like checking a map before taking a path, so your feelings, thoughts, and behavior can work together as a team.</p>

<p>As you move forward, you’ll meet the “Stress Signal” and learn when it’s a helpful friend and when it needs calming. You’ll build a Self-Care Toolkit with instant-calm techniques, sort out wise coping choices, and train your brain with positive self-talk. Then you’ll step into the world of friendships and community: trying on “Empathy Glasses,” exploring how to connect kindly, and using a simple “Crossroads” model to make responsible decisions. You’ll also become a smart digital citizen who knows how to stay safe and be kind online. Finally, you’ll learn when and how to ask for help, who you can trust in your Circle of Care, and how to stand up to stigma so everyone feels included. By the end, you’ll have stories, strategies, and brave-heart skills to care for your health, your emotions, and your relationships—at school, online, and everywhere you go.</p>
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