A lesson ppt on writing a charcter description at first level (CFE) KS1

I made some printable food labels based on the classic children’s book ‘The Gruffalo’ I put these in the play kitchen to increase engagement in playing there. These would also be a good prop to have when reading the story. Feel free to download and use for your own children or in your classroom, nursery etc.

Printout activity for developing coping strategies and self regulation of feelings and emotions. Children draw an action for every feeling.

I used this to go with some jewelry the children made for a special person at home to remind them of the ‘Invisible String’ that connects us to people we love when we are apart. This is based on the book by Patrice Karst

I used this template as a playdoh mat for children to represent their feelings in different situations. You could use it with any coloured materials. It was a great tool for deep thinking and getting a good discussion going. edit- I have attached the playdough recipe I used with it.

Children can use this to highlight their trusted adults in their lives

Display heading Quote Posters Printable Activity - What would Yoda say?

Clip art you can use on your resources to represent a diverse number of pupils

Clip art you can use on your resources to represent a diverse number of pupils

Use these clip art images I have drawn to add diversity and ensure representation on the resources you create

First Day of School Printable for parents or teachers. You can use this to record some information about your child’s first day of school as a keepsake.

Clip art you can use on your resources to represent a diverse number of pupils

Printable keepsakes for a teacher going on maternity leave

Template for children to cut around when making Snowman artwork (as in picture)

Using Mind Charity’s 5 steps to wellbeing. pupils note down ways they can take care of their mental wellbeing during the Winter period. Themed clipart

Simple activity printable, children can fill in some kind words or compliments to help the Grinch’s heart grow

Children write or draw their understanding of the true meaning of Christmas or the most special part of Christmas. To be completed after reading ‘How The Grinch Stole Christmas’ By Dr Seuss

Some simple Scots words, with meaning and examples included. Children can guess the meaning and try to use it in a sentence as it come on the board.

Use this for children to develop their thinking in more depth about the characters they are studying. If you found this characters phone what would it say about them? What images, messages and playlists would you find.

A grid of screen free learning activities suitable for 1st level (CFE) or KS1