Video animations like this one are brilliant for introducing your class to new topics, as they can make them much easier to understand. It can be difficult for children to stay focused when receiving a lot of new information in the classroom, so introducing that information through an engaging video can really help the learning process. Then there’s another category of behaviours known as learned behaviours. As the name suggests, we’re not born with these behaviours but learn them from our environment. These are what make each one of us unique.

The girl who doesn’t want others to interfere in her personal matters may be the one whose environment made her believe that others’ interference can harm her relationship. Maybe she saw it happen to someone or maybe it happened in her previous relationship. Learned behaviours can override innate behaviours Use the eBook to spark classroom discussions about hobbies, likes, and dislikes and more, so children can learn more about one another! Why not start off the project with a class discussion? Facilitate interaction by asking your students to see if they identify with any of the characteristics of the people in the banner. What words come to mind? Can they write any of them down? Making sure each child feels represented is so important. No two people are raised in exactly the same set of circumstances. So no two people have the same set of beliefs. The boy who says he doesn’t want attention may have never gained attention. So he invents a new lie: ‘I don’t want attention’ to protect his ego. But when he does receive it, he behaves like most people.Available in eBook and PDF format, this book is all about what makes us different! It looks at physical differences such as hair types and skin colour, different families, likes and dislikes and more. It ends with the message: 'We are all different. We are all friends!'. Use this beautifully illustrated We Are All Different animation to help your class learn about and understand why we should all celebrate our differences in a positive way. This accompanies the EYFS eBook and introduces children to the concept of being equal. Use this brilliant We Are All Different listen and follow audio story to help your class familiarise themselves with this Twinkl Original story in a fun way. Simply put, diversity means to recognise and value people’s differences, regardless of their: race, gender, age, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation and disability.

Creating a display board for your classroom is an excellent way to encourage your students to keep diversity in mind and promote an inclusive classroom. The other activity allows pupils to retell the story using Colourful Semantics strategies. Can I use Colourful Semantics if my child isn't reading yet? It contains a wide selection of fantastic activities that also work alongside Cooper, Reynell and Moodley's attention levels. As they go through preschool, primary school, secondary school and beyond, children will meet many, many different types of people. Not all of these people will be the same or similar to them. He says he doesn’t want attention. But did you look at his face when he was called up to speak? He clearly loved the attention. We all love attention. We’re all the same.This alone has largely made the study of mind possible. If everyone’s subconscious worked differently, we wouldn’t have known whatever little we know about it today. We May All Be Different but in This Class We Grow Together Pastel Colours Inspirational Poster - This lovely poster reminds us of the importance of growing together as a collective, as well as an individual. Each Twinkl Originals story comes with a collection of teaching resources to inspire cross-curricular learning. You can also join Twinkl's own children's book club (UK only) to have a printed book delivered to your door every half-term. Is it true that we are all the same? Or are we all different? People seem to argue on this topic endlessly. Consider the following scenarios: