Identity activities

These printable resources are to be used as handouts, exercises, and worksheet for facilitating discussions on identity, privilege, and intersectionality. These materials were used by grades 5 - 8 in a social justice education class. Identities and privilege are excellent starting blocks for discussing social justice topics. Included: - 4 definitions of what makes up identity - 7 puzzle pieces of identity (Age, Gender, Ethnicity, Nationality, Religion, Language, Ability) - Scenarios…

Encourage students to explore the notion of identity with this reflective writing and drawing prompt!

The “I” in Identity Series: Identity Wheel Self Reflection – MSA News and Events

Use identity charts to help students consider the many factors that shape their own identity and that of groups, nations, and historical and literary figures.

Teach your 3rd, 4th, 5th, or 6th grade students about understanding personal identity and the identities of others. The identity lesson and activities focuses on many different aspects of identity, which include obvious vs. more private parts of our identities. Included in my resource is a 20-slide presentation, independent reflection activities, recommended book companions, and more! This can be used for in-person or distance learning. Get access to this resource today!

Are you looking for a fun, engaging, first day of school activity that will help you get to know your students while building your classroom community? This Hexagonal Identity activity will allow students to express themselves, show their creativity, and figure out what they might have in common with their classmates. In the end, you will have a beautiful classroom display that will connect your students as a community! #creativeela #backtoschool

It is important for middle school students to be practicing social-emotional learning throughout the year to help support them socially, behaviorally, academically, and in preparation for high school. Skills such as relationship building and self-management skills will help middle schoolers to cope with what can be a difficult time developmentally. Find below 20 different activities that you can use with your middle schoolers to support their social-emotional learning (SEL).

Giving students opportunities to share their interests, explore their identities and self-assess their personal awareness are essential parts of the new British Columbia curriculum. We found a fun and engaging way for students to tackle these competencies this year. Early in the year, our students worked to cover each others' faces in plaster strips. (You can purchase this at any art store, like Michaels.) It usually comes in large strips, so you'll need to cut them down ahead of time…

Leveraging the students’ mobile devices has become an ongoing and integrated practice of my face-to-face undergraduate course on Interpersonal Relations. What follows are the mobile and tech…

As part of their ongoing identity project, #TCS Kindergartners explore their strengths, loves, and creativity.