A fun BINGO game to play on Meet the Teacher Morning or as an icebreaker with your new class. The children fill the grid by finding other children who meet the criteria. There are 6 different BINGO sheets to add a more competitive nature as the children try to fill their board first. A word document and PDF file are included.

A learning behaviour display including clouds with positive learning behaviours e.g. creative, reflective, perseverant etc. Can be used to embed the growth mindset idea in a classroom. There are two versions of the display, one of which is editable to include your own vocabulary. Balloon and hot air balloon templates are also included as a way to involve the children in their work. Could be used to decorate and include their own photo, and move to the relevant learning behaviour or to be used as a type of class contract that they have agreed to use the mentioned behaviours.

The perfect resource to use in the weeks leading up to Christmas. Included is a PPT and printable cards asking "Would you rather..?' questions themed around Christmas. The cards are perfect to help children develop their reasoning skills and are a great resource to use to support P4C teaching, reasoning or simply as a fun early morning starter. The questions are varied including deeper thinking questions and those more for fun.

A PPT advent calendar which encourages and suggests children to complete a good dead for 24 days. Great as an advent calendar or as a PSHCE starter, where each child gets a new number. A great way to teach children that being kind can be FUN and rewarding.

Here are three complete lesson plans with stimulus and resources covering the theme of morals. Included are 3x lesson plans and stimulus for P4C (Philosophy for Children) lessons or to structure a class discussion. The stimulus are intended to guide the children to a discussion on rights and wrongs, consequences, behaviour, responsibility and choices. Included also is a PPT explaining the different types of questions to use as a crib sheet for children who are finding it difficult to generate their own questions. Each plan includes a different stimulus, warm up and questions to discuss. There are a range of activities which the children will enjoy using to improve their critical thinking and discussion skills. The themes are easy to access for students of all ages as their moral topics make them relevant for children (or adults) with a range of life experiences.