Trainee teacher teaching PSE- jealousy- any ideas

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Hi there I am being observed during a short 20 minute circle time with reception year 1 &2 children tomorrow am.

Have you got any good ideas about how I can teach this.
I have thought about a scenario between two puppets then a discussion afterwards about jealousy.
But I worry about children being bored.
Any advice greatly appreciated, thanks.

www.tes.co.uk/teaching-resources/primary-40069/ks1-pshe-41797/seal-41863/relationships-41872/

Or use a story? Love the puppet idea too!

Thank you :)

I did a nice PSE circle time with my YRs a couple of weeks ago. I found a picture of a very angry looking child - we opened with a discussion about what might have made him angry. We then passed the talking teddy around the circle (children may only speak when holding him!) & each child took a turn at telling the circle about a time when they felt angry - what happened & what they felt/did.

We finished up with a little rounding up of what we had heard & some suggestions of how we might react differently next time we feel angry! (i.e. not slamming the door, not stamping up the stairs etc) with some positive behaviour suggestions - taking some time out, listening to what mum was saying, getting some fresh air .....
They really engaged with this, as they could all identify with angry feelings & behaviour.

Pressed post too soon!

Just to say, love the idea of puppets & jealousy is always a subject that needs covering at every age!

Hope it goes well :)

This is very old now, but it's a lovely book.

www.amazon.co.uk/John-Brown-Midnight-Picture-Puffin/dp/0140503064/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1394131529&sr=1-1&keywords=john+brown+rose+and+the+midnight+cat