Benefits of Journaling Gratitude journaling, like many gratitude practices, can lower your stress levels; It can help you feel calmer, especially at night; Journaling can give you a new perspective on what is important to you and what you truly appreciate in your life; By noting what you are grateful for, you can gain clarity on what you want to have more of in your life, and what you can do without; Gratitude journaling can help you find out and focus on what really matters to you; Keeping a gratitude journal helps you learn more about yourself and become more self-aware; Your gratitude journal is for your eyes only, so you can write anything you feel without worrying about judgment from others. This resource contains 28 days of recording gratitude, reflection and is the perfect tool for both students and teachers alike. This practice has proven to change mindset and positive internal dialogue when these strategies are used. You will receive a zip file containing a PDF and PPT file so that you can make additional copies or pages from the second file if needed. #Behaviourmanagement #reliefteachingsurvivalkit #reliefteachingideas #relief teachingbundle #substituteteacherideas #backtoschool #bestresourceever #subtub #substituteteacher #reliefteacher #classroomorganisation #spelling #term3 This is for use by one teacher in one classroom. If you would like to share with your colleagues, PLEASE purchase a multiple license. Thank you :)

This set of cards and teacher notes contains 24 Scenario cards with blank multicultural faces on them. They can be used laminated as playdough mats or to draw on with whiteboard markers. Googly eyes also work really well with this activity and a lot of fun (eye not included) You can use them as discussion starters shown on the whiteboard and discuss how each character would be feeling What would their faces look like? How would their eyes look? Would they have wrinkles on their forehead? Why or why not? How would their mouth look?I have included smaller versions of the cards so that students could use these in barrier games where one child makes a face, and then has to describe to a partner what their face looks like (there is a book or screen between them) This is a wonderful activity for talking and listening. Barrier games are a great way to encourage expressive and receptive language skills Scenarios include My best friend won’t play with me (male and female versions) My dog is sick I have a new baby sister I have a new baby brother I found $2 I am going to a birthday party I lost a tooth I won a race I lost a race My teacher gave me a sticker (male and female versions) I fell over in the playground I have no lunch I made a new friend (male and female versions) I missed the bus (male and female versions) I have a new friend I found a baby bird I fell off the monkey bars We are having pizza for tea I am getting a kitten#sizzlinsummerpk2

Have fun with this Easter Flipbook full of activities across different subject areas. Make an accrostic, write about Easter celebrations in your family, Colour by number (both AUS,UK and US versions in this pack), design your own Easter egg, use pattern and design in the word EASTER. Race to see who can make the most words from the word CELEBRATE Guaranteed to keep busy minds active, simply cut along the lines and staple together Brain Breaks and early Finishing or extension activities with an Easter Theme A Selection of games for numeracy and literacy to use as warm ups, brain breaks or extension activities for fast finishers. Easter themed with BLM that can printed off and coloured in to keep them busy. Boggle Game Number of the day Categories worksheet and game What are your spelling words worth? A handy resource for casual teachers, includes a blank so that you can make up your own games.

These fun editable timetables, are designed for you to use on your IWB so that students have a visual reminder to keep them on task for each session. With ten different templates to choose from, you can plan your sessions ahead of time with each slide being editable. If you would like to add a fun Bitmoji to your slide, you can easily do this by following the instructions in the product guide. There are also instructions for using the fabulous Rainbow Unicorn writing add-in on GOOGLE slides which allows you to change any font with the click of a button. (this is only available as an add in on slides, and not PowerPoint) A link for the Slides version is included in the powerpoint which you will receive after purchase.

These fun editable timetables, are designed for you to use on your IWB so that students have a visual reminder to keep them on task for each session. With ten different templates to choose from, you can plan your sessions ahead of time with each slide being editable. If you would like to add a fun Bitmoji to your slide, you can easily do this by following the instructions in the product guide. There are also instructions for using the fabulous Rainbow Unicorn writing add-in on GOOGLE slides which allows you to change any font with the click of a button. (this is only available as an add in on slides, and not PowerPoint) A link for the Slides version is included in the powerpoint which you will receive after purchase.

These fun editable timetables, are designed for you to use on your IWB so that students have a visual reminder to keep them on task for each session. With ten different templates to choose from, you can plan your sessions ahead of time with each slide being editable. If you would like to add a fun Bitmoji to your slide, you can easily do this by following the instructions in the product guide. There are also instructions for using the fabulous Rainbow Unicorn writing add-in on GOOGLE slides which allows you to change any font with the click of a button. (this is only available as an add in on slides, and not PowerPoint) A link for the Slides version is included in the powerpoint which you will receive after purchase. “Dot Dudes clipart and the term Dot Dudes are licensed and used with permission from Sarah Pecorino of Sarah Pecorino illustration”

These fun editable timetables, are designed for you to use on your IWB so that students have a visual reminder to keep them on task for each session. With ten different templates to choose from, you can plan your sessions ahead of time with each slide being editable. If you would like to add a fun Bitmoji to your slide, you can easily do this by following the instructions in the product guide. There are also instructions for using the fabulous Rainbow Unicorn writing add-in on GOOGLE slides which allows you to change any font with the click of a button. (this is only available as an add in on slides, and not PowerPoint) A link for the Slides version is included in the powerpoint which you will receive after purchase. “Dot Dudes clipart and the term Dot Dudes are licensed and used with permission from Sarah Pecorino of Sarah Pecorino illustration”

Use this simple powerpoint presentation to introduce yourself to your new class. Ideal for younger aged children, featuring some great images from , her frogs really make this product JUMP. This resource is editable and ideal for you to use to introduce yourself to your new class of students, or use it as a way of introducing yourself to a class when you are working as a relief or a substitute teacher. Included in the slides Getting to know your teacher I am excited to be your teacher I love teaching because … Introduce your family to the class… Over the summer I … In my spare time I like to … A few of my favourite things … My wishes for the year… Your turn to interview me…What questions would you like to ask me?

Are you looking for a resource that will help your students to develop goal setting and growth mindset through reflection and self monitoring? This resource is designed to be used over the course of a year, so that there is a record of self evaluation taken by students throughout the year.  Self reflection and monitoring are skills that we all need for life. This resource will engage your students throughout the school year, and at the end they have a record of achievements and changes that they have made as they have grown. Developing a positive mindset amongst your students is such an important and integral part of the hidden curriculum, but basic to all of our daily lives. It is not a skill that comes easily and one that needs to be explicitly taught and fostered to enable your students to build a positive mindset. This can be added to your students portfolio as a record of achievements and for reflection. Photocopy extra pages as needed, and I hope that this resource serves you well throughout the year. Suitable for students in middle to upper primary grades. This is an instant download pdf file for you to print and use with your students. Teaching suggestions are included. The best part? This resource requires NO PREP and is easy to use. You can choose to print these pages for students to use a printable journal or booklet. What people are saying about this resource Very satisfied “I have been using these for the new semester to help my students prepare for student led parent conferences. My students struggled with them at first but now they look forward to using them and meeting with me to complete them.” Very satisfied “They are great forms and work better in person than for distance learning. Students are learning to look at what they are doing and how they can work to improve instead of waiting for someone else to tell them.” Very satisfied "Great product to use with my students while we are working hybrid and in virtual settings. " Nikki Tester @Oceanviewresources This is for use by one teacher in one classroom. If you would like to share with your colleagues, PLEASE purchase a multiple license. Thank you :)

Keep organized and brighten your room at the same time with these beautiful, brightly colored CLOUDS AND RAINBOWS PATTERN trolley labels These labels are created to fit the 1- 12 drawer rolling carts that many teachers use to keep organized. In the US they are available from Michael’s and in Australia they can be bought in Kmart or Spotlight stores. There are two styles, one with rectangular labels, the other to use with those drawers that are angled slightly at the sides. Included in the pack are 3 differerent font styles so that you can use the set that best suits your aged group. The fonts that I have used are included in the pack. If you don’t have them installed on your computer, I have provided a link to the stores should you want to buy them. APL Big Mama APL Heart Eyes AG Taco Tuesday I included some already made labels (These are just the labels that I used and thought I needed), but I have included a set of editable labels in each design. I have also included the fonts that I used in the following slide. HOW TO USE PDF Version: Simply download the file, print using a colored printer, cut and laminate for durability. Printing on cardstock also helps to make them last longer. Attach your signs to the drawers using double sided tape, glue gun or blutak. In some trolley designs, you may need to put a hole in the sign for the drawer knob to be reattached after the sign has been applied. HOW TO EDIT THE POWERPOINT VERSION These made to measure labels are EDITABLE which means you can type in your desired text to suit your individual organisational needs. You will need to have Microsoft Powerpoint installed on your computer to open and edit this file. Once unzipped from the download file, open the PowerPoint and in order to use the same font it must be installed onto your machine. A set of blanks is provided for you to create and entire set using the font of your choice. Simply duplicate the slides and edit the text boxes with your desired fonts and labels. You can bold your font, increase or decrease the size, underline… the freedom is yours. When finished, print the slides that you need, or save all as jpeg files and then print each individually as needed What People are saying about these storage labels “I love these labels! I’ve created months of the year, subject headings, station labels and cabinet labels. I love the rainbow theme and it goes perfectly in my classroom. Thank you for creating this!” This is for use by one teacher in one classroom. If you would like to share with your colleagues, PLEASE purchase a multiple license. Thank you :) Terms of Use: Copyright of this material is reserved in accordance with the Copyright Act 1968. This purchase is for single classroom/home use only. Additional reproduction of part or all of this resource is prohibited without the written authority of Oceanview Resources.

Encourage Healthy eating habits during meal and fruit breaks in your classroom. It is such an important part of our daily routine, that students have the reminders to Eat during the designated times Eat together Clean up after ourselves Eat healthy snacks Drink lots of water Recycle our scrabs Wash our hands before eating Interested in more…you may be interested in my Healthy Heart unit which delves deeper into food groups and healthy heart habits. Find the link here

Student Self Monitoring This resource is designed to be used over the course of a year, so that there is a record of self evaluation taken by students throughout the year. This can be added to your students portfolio as a record of achievements and for reflection. Photocopy extra pages as needed.

over 300 pages of printable resources and templates to add to your teaching resource kit I am so excited to have collaborated with some respected and talented resource makers who have given permission for full versions of some of their resources to be included in this E Book. Please take the time to check out the other wonderful resources that they have available online to help build your Relief Teaching Kit to be the ULTIMATE ‘bag of tricks’, guaranteed to impress both schools and students alike. Printable resources are included in a single bundle for ease of printing (print on single side only if you are going to laminate)- over 300 items to print for your Ultimate Teaching bag of tricks! Animal picture cards, puzzles and suggested games to play with them. Available in PDF and in Power Point Place Value Cards Numeral cards and games Sight word cards Comic templates Writing genre scaffolds Feedback templates Blank Game boards Fast Finishing ideas and extension activities Activities for Numeracy Activities for Literacy Classroom management and organisation Planning Templates

Are you looking for the ULTIMATE PLANNER? One that will keep you organized until 23?? I have created this comprehensive planner to help you get organised by collating all your important information and plans in one place with this planner which is editable,designed primarily for classroom teachers, with additional sheets for Emergency/Sub Teachers. Calendars up till 23 already included in the bundle. After years of searching for the perfect planner binder (teacher diary) for so many years I found that they fell short of providing that little bit extra I needed to carry out my role as a Relief (replacement teacher). Once you buy this resource, it is yours for life, it will be updated each year and you will be notified of the additional resources that have been added . This massive resource will suit all teachers, in all educational settings. If you feel that there is something that would be of benefit to be included, then shoot me an email and I will endeavor to include this in the pack. This resource is designed for you to print and use the pages that you find most relevant to your needs. I keep mine in a ring binder, but you may like to have yours professionally bound by a company like office works. The bonus of this setup is that you can add new pages as you are invited to teach in new schools and so keep a record of relevant information which will help to make your job a little easier. I have included editable versions of the covers and resume so that you can create your own. You will receive Casual Teachers Covers which you can personalise or change whenever you like Attention getters Daily Planner Editable resume template Individual Class sheets Inspirational Posters or use them as page dividers Taxation expenditure record Useful web links I have collated from my Surviving Casual Teaching group over the year School Information Sheets Mandala Calendar Weekly Planners Month at a glance Perpetual Calendar Calendars for the years 22-23 BONUS FILES Meet the sub PowerPoint presentation to share with new classes Eucalyptus planner- Editable You will receive all of these in a zip file, please make sure you have a programme that can open them Please observe copyright and only make copies for your personal use. None of the files in this resource are to be adapted, changed or re-purposed and sold for other purposes or to be included in packs for resale. This resource is not to uploaded to cloud storage with the aim of sharing, nor can it be shared in files sections on Facebook groups.

Secrets of the organized student -Getting organized can make life easier for kids with learning and thinking differences. It might take some effort in the beginning, but it’s worth it in the long run. Here are tips to help kids improve organizational skills at home, at school, and beyond. -Kids with ADHD rarely keep their backpacks tidy — and that sometimes has serious consequences on overall academic performance. These organization strategies can help kids build the skills they need to stay neat — or at least neatish! -There are always a couple students each year who really struggle to stay organized. Maybe you notice this characteristic in your own children. Messy desks and work areas, can’t locate things, have difficulty getting organized for class,  often don’t have the tools they need for the day or forget homework, are unaware of deadlines, have trouble prioritizing or planning to complete activities, and perhaps this causes them to be unfocused. -Here are a few tips to help support these students and relieve them of the stresses around becoming organised.  It can be a frustration for child, parents and teacher, and can often impact on instruction time, while they struggle to find supplies and books. -This is a 27 page PDF download, which will has strategies, templates and posters that you can use to help students to become organised in the classroom and doing their work at home. This eBook will help to relieve some of the stresses around unpacking assignments, planning, prioritizing and organizing their time. -There are some fabulous links that students will find incredibly engaging and useful. The poster images are simple yet the strategies demonstrated in them are effective in helping students to get organized in their work habits. -For many of our students who may be diagnosed ADD or ADHD, this can be a very challenging area. Many special needs students in older grades will benefit from the scaffolds, websites and planning templates included in the book, You will Get a Zip file with both US and AUS/UK spellings. Please make sure that you have the software on your computer to unzip the file What people have said about this product Fantastic resource! Exactly what I needed! Thank you! This has been very helpful. There were great ideas that I used with my special ed students. This was so helpful for my son! Thank you for helping me turn him into an organized student! -Options for using this resource: Create a second copy for students to take home so that there is continuity across both school and home environments. -The best part? This resource requires NO PREP and is easy to use. You will receive a Zip file which has both a PDF and PowerPoint version of this resource. Please ensure that you have the software to open such files.

This is a carefully chosen selection of the Behaviour management sections of my Ultimate Relief Teaching Survival Kit. If you are only interested in Behaviour management strategies in the classroom then this resource will be a great addition to your teaching resource kit. This 203 page resource has plenty of links and printable ideas for any primary classroom teacher to include in their professional library of resources. Included in this resource are: Terms of Use Being the Best you can be- websites, articles and advice Classroom Behaviour and Behaviour Management- weblinks, posters, traffic light system printables Ice Breakers- printable fun cards to use in groups or on IWB, would you rather discussion strips, websites, class planner, My Bag of Tricks- Suggestions and strategies, Weblinks, and Blooms taxonomy poster for reference Reward Systems- cafe style punch cards, no cost reward cards, class currency printables, reward bracelets, Class Dojo style award cards, Interactive timetable suggestion linkedd to all of my pinterest boards. Planning tools and websites What to do on RFF- Positive Mindset- posters and links Playground duty- responsibilities and weblinks, incident report Trouble Shooting Tips Printable Classroom Posters Bibliography My social links and Acknowledgements

Why this book?? Have you bookmarked, pinned and saved hundreds of links? Do you promise that one day you will sort them out? This book may be the answer to your organisational dreams. It is designed to be an easy to use, interactive resource. It has been sorted into categories with links to provide answers and help for frequently asked questions posed in posts on Facebook and other social group forums. 400 hyper-linked webpages and PDFs This small investment will save you hours of your precious planning time and money. By investigating the comprehensive list of websites and links to free resources you can inexpensively build on your vital pool of resources. It is estimated teachers spend $2000 annually on resources. Let this book help to keep some of this money in your pocket Contents Mindfulness in the Classroom Art Anti-Bullying and Resilience Drama Music and Singing PDHPE and Games Geography History Science Curriculum Maths Literacy Behaviour Management Classroom Management Relief Teaching Resources Fabulous Freebies Wonderful Weeblies Educational Blogs Aboriginal Education Report Writing Special Needs Pinterest for Teachers Facebook for Teachers New Scheme Teachers and Accreditation CV and Job Applications Brain Breaks and Time Fillers Internet Safety Interactive Whiteboards Thinking Skills