<p>60 minute Lesson plan - Understanding Feelings and Emotions. This resource was used with a Primary 2 class and could easily be differentiated to suit younger or older children. The lesson plan includes video and Power Point links and is broken down into short tasks and activities. The lesson provides opportunity for partner work, independent work, role play, making and talking.</p> <p>WALT identify and describe different feelings and emotions.<br /> SC:<br /> • I must identify different feelings and emotions<br /> • I should describe my own feelings (in relation to a stimulus)<br /> • I should create a mood monster<br /> • I could describe why my mood monster feels the way they do (role play)</p> <p>Templates for Mood monsters are included to support children who find a blank page daunting.</p>

<p>Morning Challenge slides or could be used for early finishers.</p> <p>5 slides with challenges<br /> 5 slides with the answers</p> <p>Slides are editable</p> <p>Each challenge slide includes:</p> <p>One number challenge, Count down style<br /> One 9 letter Boggle challenge each having at least one 9 letter word<br /> one riddle<br /> one fun fact<br /> two digital extension questions relating to the fun fact.<br /> One Emotional Check in</p>

<p>Morning Challenge or Early Finishers</p> <p>Power Point slides - editable</p> <p>5 Challenge slides<br /> 5 Answer Slides</p> <p>Each Challenge slide includes:</p> <p>1 Number Challenge<br /> 1 Word Challenge ( 9 letters - one 9 letter word, find as many other words as<br /> they can)<br /> 1 Riddle<br /> 1 Fun fact<br /> 1 Digital Extension - 2 questions relating to the fun fact.<br /> 1 Emotional Check-in</p>

<p>Addition and subtraction task cards. Can be used alongside concrete materials to support conceptual understanding.</p>

<p>Role play - Menu encouraging children to pay for items using coins. Supports identification of coins, adding and subtracting.</p>

<p>Differentiated imaginative writing grids. These grids can be used for morning challenges, early finisher, or as part of a main lesson. Children roll dice to determine their opener, setting, character, a WOW word , connective and punctuation. After children have selected each criteria they then create a sentence using the selected criteria. Children can create many single sentences or use their initial selection to develop a paragraph or story.</p>

<p>5 worksheets included.</p> <p>Place Value - includes partitioning and a riddle - ‘What number am I’<br /> Measure - includes converting between units<br /> Data Handling - includes drawing a bar graph<br /> Problem solving - includes maths riddles</p> <p>These could be used for a morning challenge, early finishers task, check up/assessment etc.</p>

<p>This is an interactive Power Point for addition and subtraction using interlocking cubes. The slides are editable. You can also create your own slides using the individual cubes. This would be good to use as a whole class starter activity.</p>

<p>Free BUrns Supper Menu Tempalte.</p>

<p>Problem solving.</p> <p>Morning challenge</p> <p>Early finisher</p> <p>Answers provided</p>

<p>Extreme Earth riddles and anagrams. Fun and engaging activity, great as a morning challenge or as an early finisher tasks.</p>