Have you taught a child who felt stuck, overwhelmed or that everything is too difficult? Perhaps a child is struggling to manage their emotions safely when feeling fizzy? Have you ever felt that a goal is too ambitious or out of reach, or perhaps do not know where to start? Then this resource can help. Laddering up towards a goal is a gradual approach, breaking it down into manageable steps. Resource pack includes: an information sheet; a completed example and a blank template.

A4 Poster with 5 Calming Exercises. The Exercises are designed to support a child or adult to ‘Take 5’ to rebalance their emotions with or without support. The exercises have been chosen to be discreet & to meet a variety of needs (sensory; fine motor skills; refocusing). Ideal for a reflection space; calm box; on a child’s desk, etc.

Point5 Behaviour: Resilience and GRIT Information and Advice sheets The theory behind this work: Resilience and GRIT are skills. They can be taught. Teachers need practical ways to teach our children this vital skill. We have found a great way to introduce this skill and this can be used as a whole class focus. We will use the word GRIT rather than Resilience. See our other resources in TES shop Point5 Behaviour Follow us on Instagram and Facebook - point5 ltd

The theory behind this work: We have all worked with children who get ‘stuck’; who struggle to move beyond a tricky question; who cannot settle without support; who give up at the sight of something that is difficult; who just point-blank refuse; who do not even try because they believe they will not succeed. The ‘script it or skip it’ strategy can be used to support them. As with any strategy, it cannot be done to the child, it needs to be done with the child remembering to “Reach them to teach them.” See our other resources in TES shop Point5 Behaviour Follow us on Instagram and Facebook - Point5 ltd

The aim of this piece of work is to help the child understand that we all have parts (attributes) that we would like to grow and parts (behaviours) we would like to reduce. Instilling a belief in the child that they have the power to grow or reduce these parts. This work must be done with an adult who knows the child, who the child would feel comfortable talking with or being with. This is a long-term piece of work and can be added to as you go. When the child is working in class you can reflect back to them if you see a ‘part’ that you haven’t seen before or if they are using their ‘kind’ part. Encourage other adults in the school to notice these ‘parts’ too – especially the positive ones! This is a really child friendly and engaging project to work upon with a child. We have seen huge success with Body Map Work ourselves. See our other resources in TES shop Point5 Behaviour Follow us on Instagram and Facebook - point5 ltd

Some children find it hard to trust others; to relax in a relationship and to allow someone else to lead or be in control. Some children require explicit teaching, modelling and experience of both leading and following. These activities are a great way to help build trust, help a child experience being in control and give up control all within a fun way. This helps to foster positive relationships with adults and their peers. This resource includes the theory behind this work. Instructions for implementing activities and supporting children. A number of specific activity ideas. See our other resources in TES shop Point5 Behaviour Follow us on Instagram and Facebook - point5 ltd

An information resource, detailing de-escalation strategies in a sequential manner, set within the context of a rewarding and relating relationship between adult and child. Examples of positive language and scripted responses given. 3 - pages. A popular resource used in practice by ourselves and by many school staff/schools with whom we have worked over the years. See our other resources in TES shop Point5 Behaviour Follow us on Instagram and Facebook - point5 ltd

The sticky label method (promoting positive behaviour) This method aims to notice and immediately acknowledge a targeted positive behaviour; it works best with younger children who like to proudly display stickers on their jumpers. The aim is to notice the child for all the times when they are achieving their target. This method is about tipping the balance so the child learns to gain attention through other more positive behaviours. We call this the sticky label method. We have used this method countless times and feedback from staff (and children) we have shared the idea with, in numerous settings, has always been hugely positive. See our other resources in TES shop Point5 Behaviour Follow us on Instagram and Facebook - point5 ltd

Ideas of breathing exercises and grounding exercises to help calm an unsettled, anxious child. These exercises can be used ‘in the moment’ with the support of a key adult and also modelled and taught to enable self-regulation at other times. Includes a Calm Card which can be printed and laminated (A7 size). See our other resources in TES shop Point5 Behaviour Follow us on Instagram and Facebook - point5 ltd

Creating a Calm Box Information Sheet. Information regarding the theory behind the use of Calm Boxes and how to set one up. Ideas for strategies to support calming and emotional regulation. All tried and tested! Printable resource ideas. 5 Pages. See our other resources in TES shop Point5 Behaviour Follow us on Instagram and Facebook - point5 ltd

An information sheet and printable resource ideas to support children develop a sense of self-belief, self-esteem and to enable them to separate the who we are from what we do. Perfect for KS1 and KS2 children; ELSA support; Nurture groups and 1:1. See our other resources in TES shop Point5 Behaviour Social Media - linktr.ee/point5ltd