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S6 E4 Celebrating Differences – Seeing the World Through Someone Else’s Eyes
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Helping children grow empathy, curiosity, and kindness by learning to value different perspectives.
In this episode of the Growing Together series, Miss Harrison explores the importance of celebrating our differences. Whether it’s how we think, feel, play, or celebrate, every person brings something special to the world. When children learn to listen, stay open-minded, and respect others, they grow into more thoughtful and inclusive friends.
Through the story of Maya, who learns to appreciate her teammate’s unique building idea, children discover that combining different perspectives can create something even better. They also learn that kindness, respect, and curiosity can turn differences into strengths.
What Children Will Learn:
- Everyone has different feelings, ideas, and ways of seeing the world
- How to listen to others and learn from different points of view
- Why respecting differences builds stronger friendships and teams
- How trying new things helps us grow and connect
Key Takeaways from Miss Harrison:
- Listen and Learn – When someone has a different opinion or idea, ask questions and stay curious.
- Show Respect – Even if we disagree, we can be kind and supportive.
- Be Open – New ideas and experiences help us grow and have fun.
- Work Together – Combining different strengths makes us more successful.
Mindful Moment Challenge:
This week, when someone shares a different opinion, interest or idea, pause and listen. Ask yourself: What can I learn from this? Notice how it helps you feel more open and connected.
Who This Episode Is For:
- Primary-aged children learning social and emotional skills
- Families and carers fostering empathy and inclusion at home
- Teachers leading PSHE or circle time discussions on diversity and respect
- School wellbeing leads to promoting inclusive, mindful classrooms
Quote of the Week:
“Different perspectives make the world more interesting—and teamwork more powerful.”
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