Good mental well-being has become harder to maintain as life becomes increasingly hectic. That's why it must be our priority to help pupils to understand their own mental well-being and know how to improve it. This great 12 page booklet is full of activities aimed at supporting pupils to improve and maintain a healthy mental well-being. Activities range from thinking about what makes them happy to designing their own happy place to setting goals to thinking about how helping others can lead to being a happier person. The activities are suitable to support a 9 week programme on mental well-being, which should become a priority in every curriculum. Any questions, please just ask.

Old and new seaside which can be sorted or compared

Broaden pupils knowledge of important world events with this presentation and lesson ideas. An engaging and visual presentation giving an event in history for each of the 31 days in January. Events have been chosen because they are interesting for pupils, They range from disasters to politics to war to theater and everything in between. Included with the presentation comes 10 exciting lesson ideas! Can also be used for a fun assembly at the beginning of the relevant month. Thank you for looking. Any questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch.

Drama cards to help ch. understand positional language.

Two simple pictures two spark comparative discussion

Three week scheme of work/15 lessons/three learning journeys on George's Marvellous Medicine, includes: plans (starter/main/plenary), writing to model to pupils, many resources for activities and three homework activities for the three weeks. These are fun and engaging lessons that pupils will enjoy. The English topics covered are: spell poems, diary entries and adverts. Resource is suitable for KS2 and lower-KS3. If you do have any questions or need any support, please send me a message. *My resources always take me a lot of time and effort to create so I hope that they help to save you some precious time - please do review my resources. Thank you!*

Various simple scaffolds that can be used for creating leaflets or writing a non-fiction report.

An A3, double-sided booklet that children write facts about Bob Marley.

Linked to our topic on Bob Marley, children to fill in speech bubbles of something he may have said at that time. If you're looking at someone else, just change the pictures.

Homework, add capitals and question marks to these sentences.

Simple 2 stars and 1 wish format, can be stuck at the top of assessment piece. Can be filled out by teacher or pupil.

1. Number squares. Set of four for printing. 2. Simple subtraction - differentiated, can be displayed on IWB to copy or printed off. 3. Same for addition 4, 5, 6. Division and times questions/sums 7, 8, 9. number tiles for sequencing TU and HTU 10. Number square for chn to colour patterns they can find. 11. Diff. 3 way continue no. sequences 12. Coloured tiles for problem solving. How many diff shapes can you make? 13. Missing numbers, print off a couple for centre of tables or use on IWB

A very simple template to support children to start laying a report out correctly with sub-headings and pictures related to each paragraph.

Match word to image, related to 'joins and hinges' topic in DT. Once children have matched the right word, they then copy the correct word.

Different images of collage to start children thinking about what collage is.

Used for a display around classroom so children become familiar with key skills.

Differentiation at top of the page. Children can use highlighters/coloured pencils to explore what pattern they can find.

Simple sheet with coins/notes as visuals. Children must work-out how much change would be given.

A checklist for RUCSAC method to problem solving, display, stick in books or laminate for tables. The second one is a more detailed version and can be used as a checklist when working with partners.