Support Emotional Wellbeing in Your Classroom with the Calm Down Kit – Teacher Edition Big emotions show up in the classroom too – and when they do, it helps to have the right tools on hand. That’s why we’ve created this Calm Down Kit specifically for teachers. It includes a full set of our favourite, research-backed resources to use in your classroom, plus access to 10 take-home workbooks and webinars you can share with parents who need a little extra support. What’s Inside Your classroom kit includes all our best-loved tools for teaching emotional regulation and calming strategies: Kuwi and Friends Emotions Magnets How Do Feel Cards Breathing Cards Let It Flow Book Glitter Timer ingredients Aroha’s Tree Poster and Sticker Set Alongside the physical resources, you’ll receive: A pre-recorded webinar led by child wellbeing experts Anna Mowat and Kate Jones (combined 25+ years in psychology and social work) 10 printed parent workbooks and access to 10 webinar recordings to send home to whānau(Each workbook includes guidance and alternative tools so families don’t need the full kit to benefit) Why It Works This isn’t just a box of activities – it’s a practical toolkit grounded in child development and emotional literacy. Anna and Kate guide you through introducing each item in the kit in a way that’s engaging, easy to use, and effective with tamariki of all ages. Parents who’ve used this at home report fewer meltdowns, better self-regulation, and stronger whānau connections. Designed for Busy Classrooms and Busy Whānau Whether you're running group calm-down time, supporting a child through a tricky moment, or looking for meaningful ways to build wellbeing into your day, this kit fits seamlessly into your teaching. And with parent workbooks and webinars ready to go, you’ve got an easy way to offer wraparound support to the families who need it most – no extra prep required. What Results Have We Seen? Parents who’ve used our Calm Down Kit report incredible results. Children are learning to identify and manage their emotions, leading to fewer outbursts, better problem-solving, and stronger relationships – both at home and beyond. And parents? They’re feeling more confident, more connected, and less stressed.
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