Restorative Practice poster set
Here are our updated posters and worksheets for Restorative practice.
This could be very useful at the moment with Bubble working.
Download: Restorative practice poster set
Download: Restorative practice worksheets
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Brilliant resource, thank you!!
Thank you!
Thank you for this fantastic resource!
Going to use these with some children who don’t see the inpact of their negative choices on themselves. Thanks Debbie. xx
the download to the restorative practice worksheet doesnt print
Hi Nicky, Just tried and it is fine. Perhaps try again. It is probably your software/printer that is the problem. Debbie
Just tried to print as well and it doesn’t work. Blurry lines on part of page is all.
It does work Jenn, it must be at your end. I can assure you that the PDFs are absolutely fine. Many people have printed them including myself. Try downloading them again and look at your printer settings to make sure everything is working properly with your printer and your PDF viewer.
These resources are brilliant. Thank you!
I was going to create a reflection sheet but this has saved me so much time.
I do have a quick question. With restorative approaches there are questions also for the person harmed. Would it be possible to adapt the last few questions on the worksheet so that the person harmed could also fill one out if needs be.
Question 4 could be:
How have you been affected by this?
What has been the hardest thing for you?
Question 5:
What would you like to see happen now to make things right?
Would it be possible to adapt the sheet to have 2, one for the person responsible and one for the person harmed?
Thank you,
Julie
I will certainly sort that out for you soon. Will add to my list. Will email it to you when I have done it.
Best wishes
Hi
Love this! Did you make one for the person who has harmed?
Stephanie
Yes the link is there above. I just didn’t add the photo.
Thank you very much!!
I have updated the resource now Julie. I have changed the worksheet with your suggestions. Thank you. I will email you to make sure you see this.
In respect to earlier comment- I meant the poster not the worksheet… did you make a version of that too from the harmed perspective?
Hi Victoria, No I only made the posters that you can see. Someone asked for a worksheet so I made one but I haven’t made the posters for the person harmed. Sorry
Hi, this resource is fab but I can’t find the one for the harmed person you mention on this thread? Can you please direct me?
Brilliant idea – will be using this sheet a lot to help children reflect back on an incident.
Will put this to use with my ELSA children who don’t understand the impact of their behaviour on others.
Thank you.