Have you ever had a moment where a student needed more than just a lesson? What did you do? Tell us in the comments👇 And then on that note I want share that through our connection with The Geneva Learning Foundation, there is a free Psychological First Aid (PFA) training designed for educators working with children in crisis. My dream is that all of us, as a community, grow into trauma-informed educators together. I will be doing it with you 🤍 https://www.learning.foundation/ukraine https://www.learning.foundation/ukraine

A time of new beginnings, quiet hope, and fresh starts — So let’s create a moment together… Drop a word, emoji, or photo from your day 👇

I recently had a student on TFP who showed me her beautifully painted designated yoga room which she had decorated with Chakras and Mandalas. Do we know what they really are and what they represent? How can we fit these ancient ideas into our modern life? How can we use them in yoga classes with kids? I do yoga classes here on TFP. Yoga is movement and yoga is exercise. It's not gymnastics. It's an ancient system but we can bring it into a our modern science perspective using what we know about how our bodies work. This month we'll be working on our rainbows 🌈 and I'll be discussing how moving into our different yoga postures can help us recognise our emotions and help release and support self regulation. As it is Spring we will also bring out our inner bunnies 🐰as we continue to hop for peace. 🙏

Hey teachers 💛 I read something today that really stayed with me… and I want to turn it into a little moment for us here 👇 Have you ever finished a class and thought… “Wow… I kind of just taught that on autopilot.” Not bad. Not wrong. But just… routine. And I get it — we’re busy, we’re tired, we’re doing our best. But we’re also shaping lives. Every single day. So I want to ask you something a little deeper today: ✨ When do you feel most alive in your classroom? ✨ What was a moment recently where your students were REALLY engaged? ✨ And… what’s one tiny thing you’d love to change or try next? And let’s make this a bit more personal… 1) 💭 Who was a teacher that changed YOUR life? 2) What did they do that you still remember? (I’ll go first in the comments 👇) This isn’t about being perfect. It’s about staying awake as teachers. Because what we’re building here — in Teachers for Peace — is not just classes… It’s connection. It’s confidence. It’s hope. And sometimes all it takes is one small shift 💛

🌸 Today is a day of spring, new beginnings, and hope 🤍 In some countries, people celebrate Easter today. In others, it will come later. 💬 Tell us: What gives you hope these days? (Write 1 sentence in English 👇) 🌈 You can write anything — your family, your dreams, your future