Free Kindness Template | Year 5 Core | BookFlik
Boost your classroom wellbeing sessions with our comprehensive Pshe kindness template year 5 core. Designed specifically for the UK National Curriculum, this resource provides a structured way for pupils to explore the impact of their actions on others. Kindness is a fundamental pillar of personal, social, health and economic education, and this template helps children develop empathy, understand the value of community, and recognise how small gestures can create positive change.
In this lesson, our friendly character Pip the bookworm caterpillar guides students through reflective exercises. Children will learn to identify acts of kindness, differentiate between intentional and unintentional behaviour, and create their own kindness action plan. By using this Pshe kindness template year 5 core, teachers can facilitate meaningful discussions about friendship, inclusivity, and the importance of supporting peers within the school environment. The activities are perfectly balanced to encourage quiet reflection and group collaboration, ensuring every child feels heard and valued.
This resource is fully aligned with the UK National Curriculum requirements for Year 5, focusing on developing character and building healthy relationships. It is set at the core level of difficulty, making it ideal for the expected standard of achievement in Year 5 classrooms. Teachers can easily integrate this into their weekly schedule as a standalone lesson or a series of short morning tasks. With clear instructions and ready-to-use worksheets, you can save valuable planning time while delivering high-quality content.
Download our Pshe kindness template year 5 core today to foster a more compassionate, supportive, and harmonious classroom culture.
Questions for your pupils:
1. Can you describe a time someone showed you kindness? How did it make you feel?
2. Why is it important to show kindness to people we do not know very well?
3. List three small acts of kindness that cost no money.
4. How does being kind help to improve our school community?
5. If someone is having a bad day, what is one kind thing you could say to them?
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