If your class are anything like mine, you might be familiar with the squabbles that come when children can’t always recognise if something that has happened was an accident or if it was intentional. These sorting cards and worksheets are designed to support children to recognise the difference between those accidents and things that are done on purpose. The activities provide an opportunity to discuss a range of social scenarios and how the problems can be solved.

Writing prompts for children! Exciting and engaging prompts to encourage children’s creative writing. Questions range from emotive and thought - provoking to just downright silly. Allow children to let their imagination run wild with these suggestions!

Question cards to encourage class discussions. Use for morning meetings, assemblies or time fillers.

An activity book designed to help children identify the things that they love about themselves. Prompts to encourage children to consider their more positive attributes and identify their areas of strength. Building emotional resilience and promoting a healthier concept of self.

Dear Teacher… A resource pack designed to be used as a Back to School / Transition Activity Pack. A child-friendly “getting to know me” pack for children to share the information that they want their new teacher to know. The pack includes: A cover page that can be coloured in by the students. A “Who Am I?” page for children to share the basics about them. The Pieces of Me - An opportunity for children to illustrate parts of their life or information about them on a jigsaw puzzle. A page about Play preferences. A page detailing children’s preferences about their classrooms A page that asks children to list their expectations of their new teachers. A page about favourite books. An opportunity for children to share their interests and prior knowledge. A sorting activity of their likes and dislikes.