Oxford International Primary Wellbeing: Activity Book 6

Oxford International Primary Wellbeing: Activity Book 6
Author/Publisher: Oxford University Press
Target Audience: Primary school students in Year 6

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Content: Covers essential wellbeing topics such as self-awareness, resilience, empathy, and the importance of mental health, specifically designed to engage Year 6 students through reflective and interactive activities.
• Clear Explanations: Provides clear and relatable explanations of complex concepts, helping students understand their emotions and develop skills necessary for effective communication and relationship-building.
• Interactive Activities: Features a wide variety of engaging activities, including role-playing scenarios, group projects, and personal reflection exercises that encourage students to apply their learning in real-life situations.
• Focus on Wellbeing: Emphasizes the importance of mental and emotional health, fostering skills that enable students to handle challenges, build supportive friendships, and contribute positively to their communities.
• Curriculum Aligned: Fully aligned with the latest primary wellbeing curriculum standards, ensuring comprehensive coverage of all necessary content and skills for Year 6 learners.

Educational Value:
This activity book helps students enhance their emotional intelligence and social skills, preparing them for the transition to secondary school and encouraging lifelong habits of self-care and emotional resilience.

Format and Quality:
Paperback, 80 pages, featuring vibrant illustrations and an engaging layout designed to motivate young learners and enrich their educational experience.

Why Choose This Book:
Ideal for Year 6 students looking to deepen their understanding of wellbeing, this activity book provides essential exercises and enjoyable activities that support their emotional and social development as they prepare for the next stage of their education.

Available at Books for the Future with delivery to all cities in Iraq and the Kurdistan region.