Wellbeing Gnomes Bundle: Complete Mindfulness & SEL Activity Set (Wellbeing)

Wellbeing Gnomes Bundle: Complete Mindfulness & SEL Activity Set with Video Preview

Support students’ social-emotional learning (SEL) and wellbeing with this engaging Wellbeing Gnomes Bundle. Designed to help children manage stress, regulate emotions, and prioritise their mental health, this mindful activity set combines creative gnome-themed visuals with interactive exercises suitable for any time of the year.

Watch the video preview to see the resources in action: https://youtu.be/7o2uxsPnKTM

What’s Included

✔ Gnomes Poster for Display – full-color poster showcasing all wellbeing gnomes
✔ Individual Gnome Poster Pages – ideal for placing around the classroom as visual reminders of wellbeing strategies
✔ Presentation Pack – includes an information page for each gnome with facts, tips, and strategies that link to the student activity booklet
✔ Student Activity Booklet – interactive activities that encourage reflection, engagement, and practical application of wellbeing strategies

Benefits for Students

• Promotes mindfulness, stress management, and emotional wellbeing
• Supports social-emotional learning (SEL) skills, including resilience and self-regulation
• Encourages self-reflection and practical application of coping strategies
• Engages students through creative visuals and interactive activities
• Suitable for use year-round; ideal as a build-up to winter break (Nov/Dec)

Perfect For

• Whole-class or small group SEL lessons
• Mindfulness routines or calm corners
• Individual student reflection and journaling
• Visual reminders and classroom discussion prompts
• Complementing other Wellbeing Gnomes resources

Classroom Use Ideas

• Display posters and rotate individual gnome pages to highlight different strategies
• Use the presentation pack to introduce facts, tips, and strategies
• Engage students with the activity booklet during SEL lessons or independent work
• Encourage discussion on which strategies help students most and why