In this activity students sort a range of examples of emotions into a matrix of good-bad and mild-intense. There are no right or wrong
Grade or Expertise Level: 3-5
ACT for Education – Dive Into a Process-Based Tool to Help Students Learn to Be Flexible, Safe, and Engaged in Learning
Connect is a Personal, Social and Health Education (PSHE) wellbeing curriculum for primary school children. It is a fun, easy to use weekly programme
Rooted in evidence-based psychological science, EMPOWER Forwards will show you how to help teachers and students bring their values to their learning, work, and
A cooperation game that simulates the challenge of our stone age ancestors to acquire food in the African savanna
In this short video, we observe how chimpanzees seem to be unable to spontaneously coordinate their activities to get food – something that humans
In a series of experiments, anthropologists wanted to find out whether chimpanzees and bonobos work together and share a common source of food. Results
The original German EvoKids project. Knowledge of evolution is of central importance for the modern worldview. Therefore, children should learn as early as possible
