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Sarah's Little Shop

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You never know what you might find on the shelves in my shop! Anything from 'Let's go on a Dinosaur Adventure!' to my most popular 'Fronted Adverbials' (yes, really!) The mixture of themes and ages reflects my role in school as a regular supply teacher. I love creating interesting, colourful, interactive resources which engage the children and stimulate learning. Many resources are for RE, PSHE and phonics. I hope you enjoy browsing. I'd love to hear what you think!

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You never know what you might find on the shelves in my shop! Anything from 'Let's go on a Dinosaur Adventure!' to my most popular 'Fronted Adverbials' (yes, really!) The mixture of themes and ages reflects my role in school as a regular supply teacher. I love creating interesting, colourful, interactive resources which engage the children and stimulate learning. Many resources are for RE, PSHE and phonics. I hope you enjoy browsing. I'd love to hear what you think!
Personal hygiene
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Personal hygiene

(19)
Simple interactive slides to engage young children in discussion about personal hygiene using 'Dirty Bertie character. There is a link to a board game to follow up the lesson. Please comment if you have time.&'
Making choices
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Making choices

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Cartoon character describes everyday choices he has made and encourages children to think about their own choices. Explores how we can make good choices. Colourful, simple , interactive slides. Please comment!
Safe or unsafe?
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Safe or unsafe?

(14)
Colourful interactive slides to promote discussion and a follow-up activity on the subject of things we put into our mouths. How can we tell if they are safe or harmful? What should we do?
Old Bear by Jane Hissey, characters
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Old Bear by Jane Hissey, characters

(15)
Simple slides showing the characters in the story, asking children to imagine how Old Bear feels and encouraging them to think about how the toys work together as a team. Activity sheets now added.
Fun questions for group discussion
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Fun questions for group discussion

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A collection of colourful slides with illustrations, each asking a question which can be discussed in small groups. Useful for practising speaking, listening and taking turns. Encourages children to recognise that other people may have different views and opinions and to respect this.
PSHE Responsibilities
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PSHE Responsibilities

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Simple, colourful slides showing typical responsibilities of young children. Can be used to initiate discussion. Last slide is activity for children to write/draw their own responsibilities at home or school. They could also think of a new responsibility which they would like to have. Includes role-play cards.
What makes me special and different?
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What makes me special and different?

(8)
A fun, interactive activity. Print and cut up these little pictures for children to collect. They only collect the pictures that apply to them. Pairs can then share and compare pictures and even stick them onto a personal 'poster.&'
Everyone is unique
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Everyone is unique

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Colourful slides for lesson on diversity. Includes photos of children, key points, and a like/don't like activity to print off and put up around the room for the children to tick. Please comment.
The Queen's day
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The Queen's day

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Colourful pictures and simple information about the Queen. Growing up, where she lives, visits etc Includes questions to encourage children to think about what they would do if they were Queen or King for a day and worksheets for mind mapping. Please comment!
I can set a goal
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I can set a goal

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A series of colourful slides to encourage children to think about the best ways to set and achieve goals. Includes 'Problems' to print off and give to groups to discuss and act out. Please comment.
I can learn from my successes
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I can learn from my successes

(5)
A simple powerpoint which encourages children to think about and share their successes. Then they work with a partner to find true/false statements around the room which give reasons for their success. Worksheet as recap for following lesson. Please comment if you have time!
SEAL I know how to resist distraction
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SEAL I know how to resist distraction

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Going for Goals: Lesson based around simple cartoons and speech bubbles. Questions provoke discussion. Poem - (not my greatest but the children liked saying it!) Please leave a comment if you have time!
I want to learn to...
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I want to learn to...

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Can you guess what each child wants to get better at? What do you want to get better at? Can be followed up with 'I can set a goal' worksheet (also uploaded) Please leave a comment if you have time!