LO: To understand body image.

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LO: To understand body image. To understand what affects our body image. Starter: On your post it note answer the following questions: How do you feel about your body? What are the best parts? Which bits would you change?

What is body image? Body image refers to a person's perception of the attractiveness of their own body. St

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In your books, write one positive thing about how you look. What things affect your body image? Are you too harsh on yourself? Are you comparing yourself to unrealistic celebrity photos? In your books, write one positive thing about how you look.