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Welcome to Well-Being - Book A - Junior Infants - Meet Mo & Ko - Pupil Book

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Welcome to Well-Being - Book A - Junior Infants - Meet Mo & Ko - Pupil Book

The Welcome to Well-Being programme is a multi-year programme for children from Junior Infants to First Class. It is designed to enhance children’s well-being across all dimensions – social, emotional, spiritual, physical and mental. Enhancing children’s well-being can lead to a wide variety of other successful outcomes including increased academic performance, better relationships and increased resilience – (Waters, 2011; Park & Peterson, 2008 )

Specific aims of Welcome to Well-Being: Meet Mo & Ko (Junior Infants)

  • To increase children’s understanding of specific emotions including happiness, sadness, anger, pride and bravery
  • To encourage children to accept and express all of their emotions in a positive way
  • To provide children with the opportunity to upregulate the following positive emotions – joy, happiness, gratitude, serenity (calm), pride and humour
  • To provide students with the opportunity to regulate and express their feelings of sadness and anger
  • To promote feeling of self-confidence and self-worth
  • To promote self-efficacy through giving children strategies to deal with their strong emotions
  • To develop pro-social relationships through encouraging acts of kindness and appropriate expression of emotions

The Welcome to Well-Being programme is a multi-year programme for children from Junior Infants to First Class. It is designed to enhance children’s well-being across all dimensions – social, emotional, spiritual, physical and mental. Enhancing children’s well-being can lead to a wide variety of other successful outcomes including increased academic performance, better relationships and increased resilience – (Waters, 2011; Park & Peterson, 2008 )

Specific aims of Welcome to Well-Being: Meet Mo & Ko (Junior Infants)

  • To increase children’s understanding of specific emotions including happiness, sadness, anger, pride and bravery
  • To encourage children to accept and express all of their emotions in a positive way
  • To provide children with the opportunity to upregulate the following positive emotions – joy, happiness, gratitude, serenity (calm), pride and humour
  • To provide students with the opportunity to regulate and express their feelings of sadness and anger
  • To promote feeling of self-confidence and self-worth
  • To promote self-efficacy through giving children strategies to deal with their strong emotions
  • To develop pro-social relationships through encouraging acts of kindness and appropriate expression of emotions
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The Welcome to Well-Being programme is a multi-year programme for children from Junior Infants to First Class. It is designed to enhance children’s well-being across all dimensions – social, emotional, spiritual, physical and mental. Enhancing children’s well-being can lead to a wide variety of other successful outcomes including increased academic performance, better relationships and increased resilience – (Waters, 2011; Park & Peterson, 2008 )

Specific aims of Welcome to Well-Being: Meet Mo & Ko (Junior Infants)

  • To increase children’s understanding of specific emotions including happiness, sadness, anger, pride and bravery
  • To encourage children to accept and express all of their emotions in a positive way
  • To provide children with the opportunity to upregulate the following positive emotions – joy, happiness, gratitude, serenity (calm), pride and humour
  • To provide students with the opportunity to regulate and express their feelings of sadness and anger
  • To promote feeling of self-confidence and self-worth
  • To promote self-efficacy through giving children strategies to deal with their strong emotions
  • To develop pro-social relationships through encouraging acts of kindness and appropriate expression of emotions