Creativity Development Worksheet (3pgs): Ignite your imagination with this engaging Creativity Development Worksheet! Designed to inspire creative thinking, storytelling, and problem-solving, this worksheet guides you through fun activities that challenge you to think outside the box. From brainstorming unusual uses for everyday objects to inventing new characters and solutions, each section is crafted to spark your creativity. Perfect for students of all ages, this worksheet is a great tool for enhancing creative skills in both the classroom and at home. Let your imagination run wild! Teacher’s Notes: Encourage students to share their ideas with the class. Highlight the importance of creativity in problem-solving and everyday life. Use this worksheet as a springboard for further creative projects and activities. This worksheet aims to stimulate students’ imagination and encourage creative thinking through various activities. It can be used as a stand-alone activity or incorporated into broader lesson plans.

“My Goals Planner” Overview The “My Goals Planner” is a comprehensive and user-friendly tool designed to help students set, track, and achieve their personal, academic, and health goals throughout the school year. This planner encourages students to develop a growth mindset, create positive habits, and stay organized by breaking down their goals into manageable steps. Features Structured Goal Setting: School Goals: Plan to achieve academic excellence, such as improving grades in specific subjects or creating effective study plans. Health Goals: Focus on physical well-being, like incorporating more fruits into your diet, staying hydrated, or maintaining a regular exercise routine. Personal Goals: Enrich your personal life by setting targets to read more books, start a new hobby, or dedicate time for relaxation and self-care. Seasonal Planning: Part 1 (September - December): Identify and work on initial goals to start the year strong. Part 2 (January - April): Reassess and set new goals to maintain momentum and progress. Part 3 (May - July): Focus on final goals to end the school year successfully. Daily Habits Section: Establish and track daily habits that support your goals, such as spending a few minutes daily on a subject, staying hydrated, meditating, or reading before bed. Practical examples and spaces to personalize habits to fit individual needs. Actionable Steps: Break down each goal into specific actions to make them more attainable. Tips on how to get started and keep progressing, emphasizing the importance of small, consistent steps. Reflection and Adaptation: Periodic review sections to reflect on progress and make necessary adjustments. Encourages a flexible approach to goal setting, allowing for changes as needed. Benefits Increased Productivity: Helps students stay focused and organized, leading to better academic performance and personal growth. Healthier Lifestyle: Promotes the adoption of healthy habits that contribute to overall well-being. Personal Development: Encourages students to explore new interests and develop skills outside of their academic curriculum. Stress Management: Breaking goals into manageable parts reduces overwhelm and increases the likelihood of success. Ideal For The “My Goals Planner” is perfect for students of all ages who want to take control of their academic journey, improve their health, and enrich their personal lives. It’s a valuable tool for anyone looking to develop a disciplined and goal-oriented approach to life.

This resource is to help students set goals for the school year. This involves academic, personal, health and joy goals. The aim of this resource is for students to have something that inspires them to be the best version of themselves. This resource includes: Goal setting page Goal emotion page (how would it feel to achieve these goals) Goal plan page (what can I do to help me achieve these goals) Vision board canvas for students to add pictures. This page can then be placed where they will see it everyday at home. This resource is to help students keep a balanced lifestyle throughout the year. This can be used for any subject.

This resource includes 6 (a4) sheets for students to colour in (As Gaeilge). All themed for the spooky season (Oíche Shamhna)! This is great for mindful colouring, or for keeping the kids busy! Enjoy!

This resource includes 6 (a4) sheets for students to colour in. All themed for the spooky season! This is great for mindful colouring, or for keeping the kids busy! Enjoy!

This resource includes 6 (a4) sheets for students to colour in. All themed for the spooky season! This is great for mindful colouring, or for keeping the kids busy! Enjoy!

This is a free planning resource which involves: Weekly Planner key points page (e.g listing key words, topic to be covered, resources needed for lessons, list of possible activities….etc)

This is an autumn/ fall themed a4 printable/ipad planner. This resource includes: Cover page Weekly Planner key points page (e.g listing key words, topic to be covered, resources needed for lessons, list of possible activities…etc) Lesson bullet point chart (day, time, topic to be covered in each lesson) Lesson planner template (Lesson Learning Outcomes,key words, Lesson Introduction, Lesson Development , Lesson conclusion) (there are 5 of these pages) Weekly Notes/Reflection page- with sections for: ‘What was covered this week’, ‘What I did not get time to cover this week’ and ‘What I will need to return to’(There are 5 of these pages) All of this are designed with a cosy fall/autumn theme! (If you use an ipad I recommend using this template with an app such as ‘Good Notes’)

This resource is to help students organise their books and time table. This has worked great with students who have dyslexia or other educational needs. This resource allows students to associate colours with subjects, to help them gather and find their books easier from their shelves or lockers. This can be used as an organisation plan/lesson for anyone who has a one to one lesson with a student, or to give to parents to use with their child. This is a 6 page resource: Page 1: How to use this resource/ instructions Page 2: Visual example 1 Page 3: Visual example 2 Page 4: Resource page- Where students can start to colour code Page 5: Extra Labels for students to cut out and use Page 6: Extra Labels for students to cut out and use

This resource helps you to keep track of student results and feedback for each class group. Each result tracker involves two pages: 1. Result tracker including a section to write: Student name, exam title, date, areas to improve, and result/percentage 2. **Feedback Planner: **The second page involves a section for the teacher to write down any feedback to give students e.g if there was one question in exam that a lot of students did not understand, that can be noted in this section. Likewise for noting students overall strengths. This is a 20 page pdf file ready to print. (It involves the same two pages repeated for your convenience to print out a tracker for multiple class groups.)

This is a guide to help students research a topic for a CBA project (but can also be used for any research project). This is a generic guide so it will work for any subject where students need to research a topic. The resource is two pages which include: Understanding what research is Ways to pick a topic How to structure research Where you can find information Where to keep track of your research. I hope this provides students with help in their research projects.

This is a study booklet for students. It helps them identify the type of learner they are and how they can improve their learning based on this. This 8 page booklet includes: 1.What type of learner are you 2.Study Tips that work for different learning styles 3.Planning guide for your subjects 4.What I know well chart 5.Study Organisation Tips 6.Study Timetable

If you have a laminator or have plastic folder sleeves, you can make dry erase boards for your students (Remember to write student name and class on the dry erase template before laminating) This resource includes 25 assorted coloured dry-erase board templates. Each template includes a different colour border with a white rectangular centre. There is also a place for students to write their names and class group. Enjoy quick assessment and fun with these templates! (This resource is in a PDF format)

There are 18 colourful blank labels in this resource. These colourful labels are printable. Although not laminated, you can run the printed resource through a laminator, or simply place clear tape over them to add to your books and tools. These are great for both students and teachers. If students get these, it can help them work on their organisation skills. To use these labels: Simply print out Write out what you want each label to say Laminate or simply place label on the object and cover with clear tape (*please note: text ‘Printable labels’ will not be over the resource you download, it is there purely for cover image purposes only)

This is a 22 page booklet you can print off and take with you to a parent teacher meeting. All you need to do is fill in student names and any notes you need for the meeting. This booklet includes: PT Checklist Class group notes for meeting (behaviour, parent concerns, general notes) Subject information (Let parents know what is involved in your subject) Results log for class groups Checklist for which parent/guardian you have spoken to Thank you again for shopping and investing in my resources! I hope you enjoy this, and please feel free to review.

These are little exit tickets you cut out and give to your students at the end of class. This allows them to anonymously voice what they do not understand and shows what information they learned from the lesson. These are a great resource for formative assessment. This resource includes: 5 pages of exit tickets (8 tickets on each page Each tickets has a space for the lesson topic to be written Asks 3 questions to assess students learning

These are ten A4 sized posters (pdf format) which are colourful and insprational. Great to add a bit of colour and inspiration to your classroom. Each poster has a different quote and some include: "In a world where you can be anything, be kind’ “You can do anything you put your mind to” “You are amazing” “Always try your best”…and more Hopefully these brighten your class like they do mine! Don’t forget to rate 5 stars and give feedback if you enjoy these resources! Thank you for shopping at my online store!

Teaching students about the government and how laws are passed can be confusing for students. So why don’t you bring the government to the classroom! The class will nominate a president and a Seanad and Dáil will be formed. They must learn about the 5 stages of passing a bill, then act it out using this activity sheet. The president of the class will sign off on the bills and add these laws to their very own constitution/Bunreacht na hEireann. This is a two page worksheet, one side to learn about the official 5 stages of creating law, the other side simplifies it for students with questions and spaces to write their answers.

A free Monday - Friday Timetable template Please make sure to give feedback and a rating if you are happy with this product! Thank you very much!

Here is a free timetable you can print out and use! Monday- Friday Please make sure to give feedback and a rating if you are happy with this product! Thank you very much!