A hard-wearing classroom display, sticker pack and teacher's guide to introduce the Tree of Me to your classroom.

The Tree of Me has been designed to help build children’s sense of identity and belonging and to help them realise the type of person they want to be.

Each part of the tree has two lesson plans, split into 'A' and 'B'. Lesson 'A' introduces the idea of what each part of the tree represents and encourages children to think about how it applies to the whole class (Tree of Us). In lesson 'B', children consider the same ideas, but as individuals (Tree of Me). Refill pack contains: 1 x 'Tree of Me' Flip Book (30 Sheets, A3) and 30 x Set of 'Tree of Me' Stickers (A3) so the resource can be used again and again. Written by Dr Paula Williams, Educational Psychologist. Difference parts of the tree has a different meaning: The Roots - where you come from: home town; country; your heritage; culture; languages that have been important; any early positive experiences, people or places. The Ground - Where you are NOW; things you choose to do on a weekly basis. The Trunk - Your skills and values. The Branches - Your hopes, dreams, and wishes. These can be long and short term. The Leaves - The names of those who are important to you in a positive way. Your friends, family, pets, heroes, etc. The Flowers - Things you can give to people or things you do, acts of kindness, entertaining, teaching. The Fruits - Things that have been given to you, being nurtured and loved; work-ethic; sense of humour; sportiness. A special thank you to Beverley Smalley, TTS Education Consultant for being the co-author on the lesson plans.