TEACHER TOOLKIT

Landcom and The National Theatre for Children invite you to use these e-learning resources to guide and educate your students about mental health and wellbeing. The digital materials are designed to get your students motivated and empowered about their mental health.

Stress can be a roadblock stopping many young people from getting the most out of their schooling. If students are feeling overwhelmed and not coping, they can struggle to focus in class or retain information. Talking to your students about their mental health can be a delicate subject to navigate.

The Mind Masters: PROJECT MINDSET includes live-in-school performances, accompanying Student Handbook, educational podcasts, digital games, teacher toolkit and extended activities, which are designed to be an easy and accessible way to provide this valuable information.
Teachers and school counsellors are a vital part of The Mind Masters program because your insight and guidance is invaluable to supporting your students.

Want to know the best way to use the related videos, games, and other lessons to educate your class? Watch this short video and learn how to easily add The Mind Masters: PROJECT MINDSET to your curriculum!

EDUCATOR VIDEO


PROGRAM OVERVIEW AND STUDENT SUPPORT


Educational Standards  

We know your class time is extremely valuable. That’s why we ensure that all of our digital e-learning materials are aligned with state and national educational standards. It’s important that The Mind Masters: PROJECT MINDSET program adds to your existing curriculum and keeps students on track with their ongoing learning.

Click below for details about how each digital activity aligns with educational standards and corresponds with your curricula.

Educational Standards

PROGRAM OVERVIEW  

We’re back live in schools!

As part of Project Mindset we are presenting the 35-minute show Mind Ready, Mind Set, Mind Grow, an interactive educational theatre performance on mental health and wellbeing for grades 1-6.

Through an entertaining story featuring a variety of characters, Mind Ready, Mind Set, Mind Grow teaches the following educational points:

  • Why Your Mind Matters
  • What is Stress?
  • Ways To Be Resilient
  • How Physical Health Supports Mental Health

Laughing while learning, your students will experience important lessons about mental health, positive thinking, mindfulness, resilience and dealing with stress.

EDUCATOR ASSESSMENTS  

Follow-up, formative assessments for you to gauge the learning of your students are especially important with e-learning. Below are some suggestions for how you can assess your students’ performance quickly and effectively.

These assessments are easy for you and your students to complete and help ensure your class is getting the maximum educational value, retention and engagement from the related digital activities.

STUDENT ACTIVITIES  

The Mind Masters: PROJECT MINDSET student activities page features games and downloadable PDFs. Access in the classroom or at home to learn more and have fun joining the The Mind Masters: PROJECT MINDSET !

Access Student Activities

TEACHER GUIDE

This downloadable PDF features expanded information and additional resource links. If you want to dig deep with your class, use this reference guide to help you make the most of this program.

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KAHOOT

Kahoot! is best played in a group setting, like a classroom. Access the answer grid at the link below.

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INFO-GRAPHIC POSTER

This downloadable PDF features the program educational points and can be placed in classrooms and counsellor offices to provide a visual reminder and reinforcement of the learning outcomes.

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EVALUATION

We take your feedback and suggestions very seriously. Hearing from educators with firsthand experience with our programs ensures that we continue to improve our digital resources, making them as beneficial as possible for you and your students.

Please complete this brief, two-minute evaluation to let us know what you thought.

Thank you for your time and valuable input.

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