Some bits and pieces that I found very helpful to myself when conduction LEGO Therapy sessions with children. A brief overview of each document: (Un)Helpful Thoughts and Actions Sorter - A sheet to work through with the children where they can discuss any thoughts they’ve had or actions they’ve carried out in the school day. Activity/Game Generator - Cut and place in a hat. Allow the child to pick and play the game as an ice-breaker for the first 5/10 minutes. Description of each activity is included. Energiser Activity Cards - A range of activities that can be completed in the first 5/10 minutes of the session. Cut out and place in bowl/hat and allow child to pick. Self-esteem Bricks - The children complete the sentences. Self-esteem scale - Acts as a baseline and should be completed with the child at the start and end of any block of session. Session Log - A handy place to write down any information from the session. Though Record - Allows discussion based on a particular event and you can work through each part with the child. Thoughts-Feelings-Actions - Card sorting game and a basis of discussion (when have you felt/acted/thought/…) Anything to try and help! ALl the best (:

Powerpoint has a quick starter at the beginning (can be done on whiteboards or mentally). Start looking at perimeter of rectangles and how the process works. Move on to looking at compound shapes and to calculate the perimeter of compound shapes. Worksheets are related to PPT and are explained so. Have fun! :)

Powerpoint has starter activity at the beginning. PPT based on a problem involving school as a compound shape. Activity should take a large portion of the lesson along with extension activity. I allowed mixed ability pairs to work through this task and it worked well. Have fun! :)

Very quick Powerpoint introducing square numbers. PPT also looks as cube numbers along the same logic as square numbers.

Powerpoint focused on adding fractions with the same denominator, different denominators, mixed numbers and using knowledge of numbers to find equivalent fractions. Please feel free to adjust to your needs! Have fun! :)

Converting fractions to decimals. Powerpoint has starter activity at the beginning. Worksheet is mentioned in the PPT. Dominoes for activity can be found in another lesson I uploaded focused on fractions and decimals. Have fun! :)

Lesson focused on adding together two mixed numbers. No other materials, please feel free to adjust for yourself. Have fun! :)

Two powerpoints focused on how to find out multiples and factors of given numbers. One powerpoint goes through basic knowledge and other powerpoint help to develop that knowledge by using it to answer word problems. Please feel free to adjust to your needs! Have fun! :)

Two PPTs about instruction writing. PPT content is on greek food and salad as the topic at the time was the Greeks. Main bulk of information is transferable. Please feel free to adjust to your needs! Have fun! :)

Powerpoint to cover the basics of ordering decimal numbers up to 4dp. PPT has starter at beginning and related plenary at the end, focusing on the chn. using their knowledge of number and decimals to answer the questions on the PPT. Have fun! :)

Starter based on finding equivalent fractions on a whiteboard. Main part focuses on adding two fractions together with different denominators. Please feel free to adjust to your needs! Have fun! :)

A lesson based on inference and deduction of texts. Worksheets are differentiated but run along the same lines: a portion of text along with a couple of questions to help develop the use of inference. Please feel free to adjust to your needs! Have fun! :)

Lesson based on converting fractions to decimals. Powerpoint has started activity at the beginning. PPT goes through the basics of converting from fraction to decimal. Worksheets attached are differentiated by ability. Dominoes just need printing and cutting. Have fun! :)

Powerpoint focuses on adding fractions together (using pizzas!)! Worksheets are differentiated to ability. PPT also looks briefly at improper fractions and how to convert them in to mixed numbers. Have fun! :)

Word problems based around knowledge of lowest common multiples and highest common factors. Teacher should use full completed problems to show how to pick out the information key to solving a word problem. Blank questions can be filled out using suggestions from class. Please feel free to adjust to your needs! Have fun! :)

A lesson taught on the features of informal letter writing. Content is aimed at the Titanic as that was the topic at the time. Can be amended to suit your current topic. Please feel free to adjust to your needs! Have fun! :)

Quick lesson on formal writing. In this case, I used a letter and the children would be complaining using a letter to White Star Line (can’t think why). Please feel free to adjust to your needs! Have fun! :)

~ I did this with Year 4 ~ PPT goes through the nuts and bolts of non-fiction texts; what you would expect to find in such a text and what each part is. Worksheet asks children to read the information and answer questions. The questions are geared towards finding information and recording it in a way that would be found in a non-fiction text. Please feel free to adapt as you wish! Have fun! :)

Tailored for Year 5 but please adapt where necessary. Powerpoint includes a starter based on times tables and multiplying by 10, 100 and 1000. Worksheets included are mentioned in the PPT but again, please use at your own will. Have fun! :)

Lesson focused on converting between fractions, decimals and percentages. Powerpoint has starter activity at the beginning. PPT includes the relationships between fractions, decimals and percentages. Worksheets are differentiated for different abilities. Domino plenary can be found on another resource I uploaded. Have fun! :)