Have you noticed that your children can tell you when they’re transitioning from green to yellow zones on the playground or in the classroom, but most of the time they can’t pick the right solution to help them get back to green? Well, I found myself being told to say ‘Stop, think and choose’ but what if they don’t know what the options are? So I feel giving and showing these options to children on a simple wheel can help them make the right choice. These editable wheels work really well in my classroom and I’m not saying they are going to work in yours perfectly but they might help. Most behaviour management strategies are trial and error. These wheels may help your children understand how they can solve their problems in class and on the playground.

After some resilience training I designed and made a six lesson plan with resources to improve the children’s understanding and personal resilience. It has been brilliant and successful within the school used from Year 2 up but could be adapted for lower. I have used social stories and other strategies to make it inclusive and accessible to children with SEN and EAL.

This is a Happy Mail printable I have designed for my use and everyone else.

A parent advisory booklet for social media, online gaming and general online safety advice. The is a resource for the whole-school and informs how we can keep our young people safe online.

Infographics for you and your colleagues to identify the best tools and uses of AI.

Infographics for your school to help plan effective fieldwork.