Lessons for Primary Education.
Group 1-2
All the colors we are
We are all different and that’s fun! This lesson revolves around discussing differences in skin color, ethnicity and appearance in young children.
Group 3-5
Look further…
This lesson aimed at grades 3 and 4 addresses the themes of prejudice and diversity. Through stories, such as that of Mister Wratnose, students learn about prejudice.
Group 1-8
(On) who are you?
Lesson series
In the lesson series “(At) Who Are You?” children experience that not everyone is the same and that being different is also okay
Group 6-8
Racism
lesson series
In this lesson series, we focus on the slavery past and its impact, activism and students’ own experiences, among other topics.
Group 6-8
This is us!
Students learn about themselves and their classmates in a different way through the “diversity maps” method.
Publications
DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION IN PRIMARY EDUCATION
Discrimination in primary education can have profound effects on the development and well-being of young children. It can manifest itself in exclusion, verbal and physical bullying and unequal treatment by teachers and peers. Children from ethnic minorities, from different religious backgrounds or with disabilities are especially vulnerable to this. In order for children to learn more about diversity through play, we developed a series of e-books.
The e-books include tips for education professionals to videos and books about discrimination and inclusion. And practical tips with books and games for students.
E-books are also available for lower, middle and upper grades.
Would you like to receive one or more e-books? Then send an email to preventie@bureaugelijkebehandeling.nl and we will send it to you free of charge.
These publications were completely revised by mid-2025.
