‘Design Your Own Pride Flag’
‘Design Your Own Pride Flag’ By designing their own Pride Flag, children and young people can not only have fun and experiment with various art techniques, but also learn about the history and significance of the Pride movement. Children are invited to create a flag filled with things that matter or are important to them […]
Design Your Own Pride 50P Coin
Design Your Own Pride 50P Coin By designing their own Pride Coin, children are invited to create a Coin filled with things that matter or are important to them personally. By designing their own Pride Coin, children have a fantastic opportunity to explore their personal values and beliefs, and create a visual representation of what […]
‘Moving Up a Year Group: What Will Change?’ Same vs. Difference Sorting Activity
‘Moving Up a Year Group: What Will Change?’ Same vs. Difference Sorting Activity When you move into your new Year Group, what will be the same and what will be different? You can also download our Lesson Pack designed to support with transition from one year to another, in particular Year 2 to Year 3. […]
‘Cheering for Small Wins’ Racetrack-themed Goal & Progress Tracking Worksheet
‘Cheering for Small Wins’ Racetrack-themed Goal & Progress Tracking Worksheet To accompany the resource below and at the request of our Exciting Teacher Community, we have created a goal/progress tracking worksheet for children to be able to track their small wins to avoid conflict! When we achieve something that we have been working hard to […]
Managing BIG Feelings During SATs – Lesson Pack Year 6
Managing BIG Feelings During SATs – Lesson Pack Year 6 A resource pack for exploring how to manage BIG feelings during SATs for Year 6 pupils. This pack includes a detailed high-quality Lesson Plan, Slides, and accompanying Activities to support with consolidating the learning. This Lesson focuses on how we can experience BIG feelings, especially […]
Telling Tall Tales: Understanding the Difference between Fantasy and Reality
Telling Tall Tales: Understanding the Difference between Fantasy and Reality Sometimes people tell ‘tall tales’. These are stories that are usually made up but seem real. For example, Gerry the Giraffe once told his friends that he had been to the moon. This was made up but it made him feel impressive and cool. It […]
Consequences of Telling Deliberate Lies: Exploring Lying for Children
Consequences of Telling Deliberate Lies: Exploring Lying for Children Consequences of Deliberate Lies is a resource used to explore lies and the thoughts/feelings/consequences of telling lies. This involves 3 separate scenarios that explore different situations or reasons why young people may tell a deliberate lie. It encourages the child to think about the different thoughts, feelings […]
Why do people lie? Exploring Reasons for Telling Lies and Lying
Why do people lie? Exploring Reasons for Telling Lies and Lying Why tell lies? People tell lies for many different reasons. Can you think of some reasons why people might tell lies? This resource forms part of our collection on lies, fibs and lying. All of these resources have been designed to support children with […]
‘Is it honest?’ Honest and Dishonest / Lying Discussion-Based Lies Sorting Activity
‘Is it honest?’ Honest and Dishonest / Lying Discussion-Based Lies Sorting Activity Is it honest? You need to decide if each statement is honest (telling the truth) or dishonest (telling a lie or being untrustworthy). Choose 2 colours, colour in the honest statements with one colour and dishonest statements with another. This resource forms part […]
FREE: Compliment a Friend who is a ‘Good Egg’
FREE: Compliment a Friend who is a ‘Good Egg’ This is a free resource that children can use to compliment friends and peers. A ‘Good Egg’ is a person who is kind and friendly. This is a resource about friendship and kindness. The ‘Good Egg’ resource looks at how to be a good friend and […]