Lesson Plan KIT 3 - Speaking Up

Lesson Plan KIT 3 — Speaking UP  (The Hoot Hoot Way Series)

Each Lesson Plan Kit comes with 9 lessons, a short story, poster, printable visual cue cards, creative activities and much more….

Bulk Order / School Package Option

Schools can bundle this lesson with:

• The Hoot Hoot Way picture book

• Lesson plan sets

• Educator guides

• Posters and classroom visuals

• Family take-home resources

Speaking Up: A Hoot Hoot Way Lesson Plan 🦉

EYLF-Aligned Wellbeing & Social Learning

Help children feel safe, confident, and supported as they learn how to speak up, seek help, and stand up to unkind behaviour through this gentle, play-based lesson plan from The Hoot Hoot Way.

Designed for early childhood educators, this package supports children’s wellbeing, communication, and sense of belonging, while aligning with key outcomes of the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF v2.0).

Inside this Hoot Hoot Way Speaking Up package:

Clear Learning Intentions
Support children to recognise worries or unsafe situations, understand the importance of speaking up, and identify trusted adults at home and in their learning environment.

Stories & Guided Conversations
Miss Owl’s classroom stories invite children into meaningful conversations about feelings, friendship challenges, bullying, and how to ask for help in everyday situations.

Understanding Bullying (Child-Safe & EYLF-Aligned)
Children learn what bullying can look like (repeated unkind behaviour, exclusion, or rough play that doesn’t stop), why it is not okay, and how to respond by speaking up and supporting others—always with adult help.

Hands-On, Play-Based Learning
Activities include identifying trusted adults, practising what to say when asking for help, role-playing friendship and bullying scenarios, recognising feelings and body clues, and building empathy.

Ready-to-Print Resources
Includes illustrated posters, lesson plans, a Speaking Up short story, trusted adult cards, bullying scenario cards, feeling and signal prompts, and an “It’s Okay to Ask for Help” class poster.

Perfect for:

Kindergartens, early learning centres, school readiness programs, early years primary schools, wellbeing programs, and educators wanting heart-led, evidence-informed tools.

Why Educators Love It:
It’s simple to use, beautifully written, and infused with the gentle values of The Hoot Hoot Way, kindness, safety, connection, and emotional literacy. The activities fit seamlessly into daily routines while nurturing a classroom culture where every child feels welcomed and valued.