Valores que fomenta: Autenticidad, Valentía y Amistad
Las lecciones de Unicornio animan a los estudiantes a ser ellos mismos. El Plan de Unidad sobre Autenticidad ofrece a los estudiantes oportunidades para identificar sus propias formas de ser auténticos y les ayuda a aprender a acoger y respetar las diferencias de los demás. Con el apoyo de Unicornio, los estudiantes se sentirán capacitados para aceptarse a sí mismos y a los demás tal como son, buscando aquello que hace brillar a cada uno.
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Customer Reviews (4.9 / 5 · 18 reviews)
Jason O.★★★★★
The discussion prompts on bravery sparked such real conversations among my students. I love how the unit focuses on being your true self rather than just fitting in.
Amelia C.★★★★★
My students really connected with the section on friendship — the prompts got them sharing personal stories without me even asking. It's rare to find a unit that tackles authenticity so directly and still keeps kids engaged the whole time.
Kevin G.★★★★★
The activities around bravery got my normally quiet students opening up in class discussions. I appreciate how the lesson plans are structured to build on each other, making it easy to introduce the concept of authenticity over several days.
Lucy★★★★★
My students really connected with the lessons about friendship, especially the activity where they share what makes them unique. It's a solid framework for building a more inclusive classroom environment.
Riley E.★★★★★
The unit's focus on bravery gave my class the perfect way to talk about being themselves, and the friendship tie-in made the lessons feel natural. My students are still referencing the "be authentic" concept weeks later.
Richard K.★★★★★
My students really connected with the bravery lesson—it opened up conversations I hadn't expected. The discussion prompts around being your true self felt genuine and not forced. This unit made a tough topic feel accessible.
Michael Z.★★★★★
The friendship scenarios gave my class the perfect framework to discuss what being a good friend really looks like. My students opened up in ways they hadn't all year.
Benjamin★★★★★
I used the bravery lesson with my 4th graders and they actually opened up about times they felt different. The prompts are structured well enough to guide discussion without being too rigid.
James★★★★★
The activities around friendship gave my students real talking points for navigating social situations honestly. It’s refreshing to have a unit that makes bravery feel less abstract and more like a daily choice.
Christopher★★★★★
My class had a great time with the bravery lesson plans—the prompts really got them thinking about what it means to be themselves. It’s refreshing to find a unit that tackles authenticity without being preachy.
