World Mental Health Day 2024: Inside Out 2 Assembly PowerPoint (Primary) This engaging PowerPoint is designed for a primary school assembly to celebrate World Mental Health Day 2024. Featuring characters from Inside Out 2, this resource helps children learn about mental health, recognize emotions, and support others, including teachers and school staff. The presentation includes fun visuals, coping strategies, and music to create an interactive and meaningful assembly experience. Key Features: Inside Out 2-Themed: Beloved characters like Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust guide children through important topics related to mental health. Focus on Emotions: Helps children understand their emotions and provides practical strategies for managing them, such as deep breathing and talking to others. Supporting Teachers and Staff: Promotes kindness and respect towards teachers, highlighting how students can support the well-being of their school community. Interactive Assembly: Includes moments for reflection, discussions, and fun music at the beginning and end to create a lively and engaging atmosphere. Slides Included: Slide 1: When is World Mental Health Day? Slide 2: What is Mental Health? Slide 3: Meet the Inside Out 2 Team! Slide 6: Mental Health at School and Work Slide 7: Who Helps Us at School? Slide 9: Coping with Big Emotions Slide 10: Checking In with Others Slide 11: Tea and Talk Additional Features: Coping Strategies: Includes practical tips for children to cope with emotions, such as deep breathing exercises, talking to a trusted adult, and expressing feelings through drawing or writing. Intro and Outro Music: Uplifting and calming music to set the tone for the assembly and close it on a positive note. How to Use: This PowerPoint is perfect for a school-wide assembly on World Mental Health Day (October 10th, 2024). It provides opportunities for interaction, reflection, and learning, helping children understand the importance of mental health in a fun and relatable way.

Find included a Roald Dahl PowerPoint suitable for primary school. Slides included: What is Roald Dahl day? Who is Roald Dahl? Roald Dahl’s childhood Roald Dahl’s famous stories

Find included number formation sheets suitable for EYFS.

Enhance your young learners’ fine motor skills with my Pencil Control Activity Cards, tailored specifically for the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS). These engaging cards provide a series of fun and structured exercises designed to improve pencil grip, hand-eye coordination, and pre-writing skills.

Feelings Cup Activity This fun and creative activity is designed to help primary children explore and express their emotions in a colourful and engaging way! The Feelings Cup template features a simple cup outline with different sections labelled with emotions such as Happy, Sad, Confused, Angry, Sleepy, and Worried. Each child is encouraged to colour in the section of the cup that reflects how they’re feeling that day. Ideal for encouraging emotional literacy in young learners, this activity helps promote self-awareness and gives children an opportunity to express and discuss their feelings. It’s perfect for daily check-ins, morning starters, or during PSHE lessons about emotions and mental well-being. Suitable for children aged 4-7, this resource helps foster a positive and reflective classroom environment. Instructions: Hand out the Feelings Cup worksheet to each child. Go over the emotions on the cup and discuss what each one means. Ask children to colour in the section that best represents how they feel. Optionally, hold a class discussion or one-to-one conversations where children can talk about their feelings. This simple yet effective resource supports children in understanding and communicating their emotions while giving teachers useful insights into the well-being of their pupils.

Halloween Colouring Sheets | Over 15 Spooky Designs for Primary Children Get your class into the Halloween spirit with this fun and spooky collection of over 15 Halloween-themed colouring sheets, perfect for primary-aged children! These worksheets feature a range of spooky designs, including pumpkins, witches, ghosts, bats, haunted houses, and more, offering a creative and exciting way to celebrate the Halloween season. Product Includes: Over 15 high-quality Halloween colouring sheets Simple, age-appropriate designs suitable for EYFS, KS1, and KS2 Ideal for Halloween-themed lessons, early finishers, or as a spooky, calming activity Why You’ll Love It: Encourages creativity and fine motor skills Fun and engaging way to celebrate Halloween Ready to print and use in the classroom or at home Bring some Halloween fun to your classroom with these spooky colouring sheets, sure to entertain and engage your young learners this October!

Instructions: Each player takes it in turns to draw a 2 x 1 (or 1 x 2) rectangle on the grid. Whoever cannot fit in another rectangle onto the grid loses. With the tricky grid templates (template 3 onwards), the rectangle must fit perfectly onto two squares.

Hex Maths Starter – A Fun Strategy Game for Primary Students! Challenge your students with the engaging Hex game, a perfect way to develop logical thinking and spatial strategy skills. Instructions: Set Up: Each player chooses a different coloured pencil or marker. Mark two opposite sides of the board as yours, and your opponent colours the remaining two sides with their colour. Objective: The goal is to create a continuous path of hexagons connecting your two sides of the board. Taking Turns: On each turn, players take turns colouring in one uncoloured hexagon anywhere on the board. Claiming Hexagons: Once a hexagon is filled in with a player’s colour, it belongs to them and cannot be changed or used by the other player. Winning: The first player to successfully create an unbroken path of hexagons between their two sides wins the game. This game helps students improve their strategic planning while having fun with a visual and competitive challenge. It’s a fantastic maths starter activity that encourages critical thinking and cooperation!

Dominoes Maths Starter – A Fun Strategy Game for Primary Students! Get your students thinking strategically with this engaging Dominoes Maths game. It’s an exciting way to introduce concepts of space, geometry, and logical thinking. Instructions: Set Up: Players take turns filling in pairs of adjacent squares on the grid, as if covering them with a domino (a 1x2 rectangle). These squares are not owned by any player. Objective: The goal is to claim control of squares by enclosing them. When you place a domino that completes a fence closing off a region with an odd number of squares (1, 3, 5, etc.), you get to claim those squares. Even Regions Don’t Count: Closing off a region of 2, 4, 6, or 8 squares doesn’t count. You can only claim regions that have an odd number of squares. Claiming Squares: When you close off a valid region, mark those squares as yours. Continue playing until no more dominoes can be placed. Winning: The player who claims the most squares by the end of the game wins. This game is a fun and challenging way to develop spatial awareness, strategy, and logical thinking, while keeping students engaged and motivated.

Find included a space algebra maths starter, suitable for year six. Included are instructions on how to play the game. Instructions: The first player throws two dice With the two numbers generated, they decide which number will represent ‘A’ and which number will represent ‘B’ Player one picks one of the six equations, using the two numbers generated to represent ‘A’ and ‘B’ Player one works out the answer and covers the correct answer with a counter Player two does the same Players take it in turns until one player has positioned three counters in a row and are declared the winner.

Find included a dots and boxes maths starter, suitable for KS2. INSTRUCTIONS: players take turns to draw lines between two adjacent dots. The person who draws a fourth and final line to create a 1 x 1 square wins that square (box). The person with the most boxes wins!

Find included a SATs questions PowerPoint (geometry) going over all geometry questions, suitable for year six.

Find included a start of year maths quiz suitable for year six.

Find included addition and subtraction word problems (HA, YR 6), all real SATs questions from previous years. Great for SATs preparation! NC: solve addition and subtraction multi-step problems in contexts, deciding which operations and methods to use and why

Find included ten worksheets, all based on year one subtraction, includes word questions to help develop reasoning.

Included is a set of Place Value Flashback Cards specifically designed for Year 6 students, featuring real questions from past SATs exams. These flashcards are an excellent tool for preparing students for the upcoming SATs, helping them revisit and reinforce key place value concepts. Each A4 page contains four flashback cards, making them easy to print, distribute, and use in the classroom or for independent revision. The use of actual SATs questions ensures that students are exposed to the type and format of questions they will encounter in the exam, boosting their confidence and readiness. Perfect for SATs preparation, these flashcards can be used as quick daily practice, in group activities, or as part of a more structured revision session. Whether in the classroom or at home, they provide a highly effective and focused way for students to sharpen their place value skills.

Included is a set of Geometry Flashback Cards specifically designed for Year 6 students, featuring real questions from past SATs exams. These flashcards are an excellent tool for preparing students for the upcoming SATs, helping them revisit and reinforce key geometry concepts. Each A4 page contains four flashback cards, making them easy to print, distribute, and use in the classroom or for independent revision. The use of actual SATs questions ensures that students are exposed to the type and format of questions they will encounter in the exam, boosting their confidence and readiness. Perfect for SATs preparation, these flashcards can be used as quick daily practice, in group activities, or as part of a more structured revision session. Whether in the classroom or at home, they provide a highly effective and focused way for students to sharpen their place value skills.

Find included a set of back to school worksheets, suitable for primary school.

A fun back to school quiz, suitable for primary school. Instructions: With students seated at their desks or tables, ask a series of “Would you rather …?” questions, like these. For example, “Would you rather fly like a bird or swim like a dolphin?” Have students give a thumbs-up for the first option or thumbs-down for the second. Make sure to pause for a few seconds to give students the chance to look around and see how everyone votes.

Find a fun back to school quiz, suitable for primary school. Name that book quiz rules! 1 point for correct book 1 bonus point for author Team with the most points wins!