Restorative Justice - A great way to encourage children to think about their behavior. Reflecting not only on the effect it has on others but how it make the perpetrator feel too. Main poster with x5 single posters outlining how to talk through what happened. x3 age appropriate sheets allowing the children to record events and feelings.

Introducing the A-Z of Mindful Monsters… these postcard size resources are a great way to open dialogue on managing emotions and wellbeing. Can be used for display, colouring activity, matching games or snap. Let me know how you have used them…but most of all, have fun!

A set of 20 cards illustrating 20 positive and 20 negative emotions. Print out multiple sets to use as dominoes. Emotional register - How do you feel today? Pick a card and discuss if a child has ever felt this emotion. Pick a scenario and ask the child to find an emotion which would match the situation. Use the words as part of a feelings journal. Make a facial expression to match the feeling.

A set of coloring sheets which allow children to choose from a range of 5 emotions titled ‘It’s ok to feel…’ Each negative emotion is matched by a positive emotion titled ‘but I’m going to work hard to feel …’ . To complete the set there are 2 pages showing activities of how children might achieve this. The posters are intended to open up a dialogue and provide a calming activity during the process. includes 5 Negative feelings posters 5 Positive feelings posters 2 I could try posters