Lesson Idea | Being Brave, Being Me
Provider: Wicked Active Learning
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Selected for its engaging Wicked themes that help primary teachers build self-confidence, bravery, and thoughtful discussion skills in PSHE
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This PSHE/citizenship lesson for primary students uses themes and characters from Wicked to explore self-confidence, bravery, and inspiration. Aimed at building self-esteem and positive mindset, the lesson invites children to reflect on what self-confidence means, analyze song lyrics (“Popular,” “The Wizard and I,” “Defying Gravity”), and discuss how Elphaba grows braver by believing in herself. Students also consider inspirational role models (e.g., athletes, activists, performers), share affirmations, and create portraits highlighting their own and peers’ positive qualities. Suitable for primary grades, it fosters reflection, empathy, and resilience while linking to safeguarding and oracy
Lesson Idea | Being Brave, Being Me
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Wicked Active Learning works with Wicked London to give schools and youth groups simple learning tools and tickets. It helps students enjoy and learn from the famous stage show.
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