This resource has been created t accompany The Colour Monster book by Anna Llenas. The activity page contains three options, good for differentiation or different levels: On page one the children colour the jars for the Colour Monster to help him understand his feelings. On page two, children are asked to colour the monster to show how they feel and draw/write objects or people that help them feel happy and calm. On page three: The children draw people, places and objects that make them feel each of the feelings.

7 week topic on the theme of Under the Sea. Planned for a composite Primary 1/2 class but could be easily used for a straight P1 or P2 class. Pack includes: Medium Term Plan forUnder the Sea., showing ideas for Numeracy, Literacy, Books, Music, links to Northern Ireland curriculum for TWAU. 7 weeks of play prompts/activities for Role Play, Fine Motor, Construction, Creative, Small World and Sand/Water areas. 7 weeks of lesson ideas for The World Around Us, Art, ICT, Talking and Listening.

8 week topic on the theme of Seasons. Planned for a composite Primary 1/2 class but could be easily used for a straight P1 or P2 class. Pack includes: Medium Term Plan for Seasons, showing ideas for Numeracy, Literacy, Books, Music, links to Northern Ireland curriculum for TWAU. 8 weeks of play prompts/activities for Role Play, Fine Motor, Construction, Creative, Small World and Sand/Water areas. 8 weeks of lesson ideas for The World Around Us, Art, ICT, Talking and Listening.

6 week topic on the theme of Marvellous Me/Ourselves. Planned for a composite Primary 1/2 class but could be easily used for a straight P1 or P2 class. Pack includes: Medium Term Plan for Marvellous Me, showing ideas for Numeracy, Literacy, Books, Music, links to Northern Ireland curriculum for TWAU. 6 weeks of play prompts/activities for Role Play, Fine Motor, Construction, Creative, Small World and Sand/Water areas. 6 weeks of lesson ideas for The World Around Us, Art, ICT, Talking and Listening.

Activity based on ‘The Worrysaurus’ by Rachel Bright and Chris Chatterton. Children can illustrate the items for their own ‘Happy Tin’