Sunflower display with different emotions and a variety of synonyms for each emotion. I use this in my class to gauge how children are feeling each day. The children put their lollipop stick into the appropriate cup so no one else can see their names, and I check them when they are completing soft start activities. Also helps children expand their vocabulary around the different emotions they can experience!

Visual posters for children to choose how they are greeted in the morning. I find these are extremely beneficial in fostering positive relationships with the children, as it gives me time to see them individually each morning as they come in the door! Greeting options included in this set are: Fist bump Say good morning Wave High Five Hug Sign Language Something Else (the kids love coming up with new ways, e.g. secret handshake, different language they know etc) I have uploaded the PDF version which can be printed to any size - I scaled mine to A5 to stick on my door. As it is PDF it is uneditable - if you wish to add a new suggestion, please send me a DM on my teacher instagram @missedwards94 and I can edit and send you this over after purchasing. Thank you!

Children draw themselves as the ‘I’ in ‘kind’ then write a short sentence about how they can be kind to others! Great opportunity to use this in anti-bullying week but could be used at any time of year. Option of 2 or 3 lines to write on.

Simple cards to support children in taking deep, mindful breaths. I plan to put these in my calm corner for my P1 children to use to regulate their emotions, but could be useful in any age group. PDF version to keep font and format, and also PPT version to adapt colour scheme and add/remove any shapes as required. Hope it’s helpful!

Two resources included for a time capsule activity: an ‘all about me’ worksheet and a measurement activity. As well as this, I added in their handprint which they designed, a first day photo, and a piece of artwork.