Primary family and friends resources

For Moving up/transition day. Print the sheets onto card double sided. Children then draw a picture of where they are going or what they are doing in the summer holidays. They then take this home to send back to school ready for September! These can then be put up on display to show what the children have been up to! Included is a letter to parents explaining the activity. A ready to use activity for that busy end of term period!

Take a photo of the children on Moving up/Transition day and stick it int he first frame. (print wallet size and it will fit perfectly) The children can colour the pictures on the sheet. Then at the end of the year repeat with a new photo! This will make a good cover for children’s work or make a nice end of year gift. Boxes are included to add key points through the year, finger print characters for Christmas, Easter etc.

A range of sheets that children can complete on moving up/transition day. Children fill in boxes to inform the teacher and their friends what they are hoping for in the upcoming year. Year 2 sheets have option to draw or write their ideas. These can then be put up as a display for September.

A range of sheets that children can complete on moving up/transition day. Bubbles where children can draw or write information to share with the teacher and the rest of the class. Different sheets have different labels. These can then be put up as a display for September.

Children can colour and decorate a birthday card on moving up/transition day. These can then be given out as each child reaches their birthday as a card from the whole class. There are 5 different designs to choose from. These are designed for Year 1.

Children can colour and decorate a birthday card on moving up/transition day. These can then be given out as each child reaches their birthday as a card from the whole class. There are 5 different designs to choose from. These are designed for Year 2.

A philosophy group session for 3-7 year olds exploring the question ‘Am I kind?’ Great for communication and language and social and emotional development. Perfect for anyone undertaking Philosophy 4 Children or for anyone wanting their children in class to be a little bit kinder!

11 Early Years/ KS1 Lesson Plans to support philosophy for children. Great for building creative and critical thinking and for developing communication and language skills. Themes include: Animals Teddies Superheroes Cinderella Jack and the Beanstalk Harvest Festival Stone Soup Little Red Hen Transitions/ Starting school Robots Ghosts Belief Santa/ Christmas How long is a year?

A philosophy lesson for 3-7 year olds to encourage creative thinking and communication and language skills. Differentiation for age and ability can be done by adapting the questioning and differentiation by results.

This bundle includes everything you need to teach about the topic of the Tudors. Perfect for covering all areas of the Tudor era of history from the Tudor Monarchs to daily Tudor life. Included in this pack: Presentations for each lesson, with interactive activities and links to videos. Worksheets for different lessons and accompanying activities. Tudor: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? based around Tudor medicine. Lesson idea sheet with a range of lesson ideas based around the Tudors.

A Facebook-style profile activity (FactBook). Perfect as a ‘getting-to-know-you’ task for new classes. PDF and word version included. The whole lesson which goes with this is available here:

Contains a PowerPoint which looks at each of the Tudor monarchs from Henry VII to Elizabeth I, including basic information about them and their reign. Also includes a video that is fun for children to try and remember the names of the Tudor monarchs. Final slide is a mix of the monarchs that children can use to create a timeline of the Tudor monarchs. Activity: Children create a timeline of the Tudor monarchs including one piece of information about each.

Complete assembly for September 2018 focusing on themes from Jewish festival of Sukkot: 24/09/2018 to 01/10/2018. Encourages reflection on HISTORY & HERITAGE, FAITH & CULTURE, FAMILY, FRIENDS & COMMUNITY, APPRECIATION & GRATITUDE and CELEBRATION. Includes full powerpoint with links to inspirational music & video, complete delivery notes/script for assembly leader and suggestions for follow-up activities. Minimal prep: quick-read notes, check presentation, good to go. Intended for use across Years 7 to 13 but flexible enough to adapt for younger years. Could also be used in reflective RE lesson. More TTT assembly resources for 2018-2019 to come as I get them done.

This assembly explores whether we need to be “perfect”, through a simple story. It considers things that we find easy to do and those things that we find harder. It starts to cover that it is OK not to be perfect. Flaws and imperfections have their uses too! IMPORTANT The license for using this assembly in your own class is £3, but if you wish to use this resource for a whole school assembly you will need to purchase the school license. If you like this assembly and are looking for others for throughout the school year, you will find it more economical to purchase themes from Mirrorassemblies.co.uk where your school can subscribe to any number of themes for periods from one term to 5 years. This will allow you access to all new assembly materials added to that theme or those themes instantly. Mirror Assemblies also provide ready-made assemblies including scripts presentations and linked music in the form of a presentation which encourages thought and reflection as a warm-up for the main part of the assembly. For more information go to mirrorassemblies.co.uk

This lovely collection of KS2 reading comprehension/problem solving activities will provide you with a fun and stimulating way to challenge your children. The activities have been contextualised around the theme of moving house and include reading/inference questions, mathematical problems and the opportunity to interpret information presented in a variety of ways. The resource comes with a set of answers which can be used either to aid speed of marking or for children to check their own answers.

This bundle contains six resources which are all related to Dads and would be especially useful on the days leading up to Father’s Day, but could be used at other times as well. There are funny poems, quizzes and creative activities included which should provide inspiration when thinking about fathers and father figures. Suitable for ages 7 to 12 years.

This resource is ideal for Father’s Day with funny poems about Dads , crosswords and spelling activities related to the need to buy Dad a present for his special day. Children are reminded about what an average Dad is expected to do and are asked to think of ways in which they could make this Father’s Day a pleasant one.

There are many worksheets collected here that will help you easily learn grammar and make lessons interesting!!!

This story was written bu a 13 year-old in the USA. It is a longer story than some and better suited to 6-11 year olds. It considers the fears, disappointment and challenges of embracing change. There is a twist in this story. IMPORTANT The license for using this assembly in your own class is £3, but if you wish to use this resource for a whole school assembly you will need to purchase the school license. If you like this assembly and are looking for others for throughout the school year, you will find it more economical to purchase themes from Mirrorassemblies.co.uk where your school can subscribe to any number of themes for periods from one term to 5 years. This will allow you access to all new assembly materials added to that theme or those themes instantly. Mirror Assemblies also provide ready-made assemblies including scripts presentations and linked music in the form of a presentation which encourages thought and reflection as a warm-up for the main part of the assembly. For more information go to mirrorassemblies.co.uk

This is a tried and tested lesson plan for KS2 (but can also work for KS1) about how unkind words can have a lasting effect. At first reading it seems a little cheesy but I’ve used it with some pretty streetwise Y6 pupils and they loved it! The focus is on empathy and understanding the lasting damage a throwaway phrase or action ccan have on people. Hope you and your pupils enjoy the lesson and if they do why not let others know by leaving a review? If you need any further support with PSHE planning and teaching you might like my new book Making PSHE Matter- available from Jessica Kingsley Publishing and Amazon. http://www.jkp.com/uk/making-pshe-matter-2.html

A short extract from the play The Witch Who Nicked Happiness, a simple one act fairy tale play which explores issues such as happiness, belief and friendship. When Witch Fisticuffs is refused entry to the Princess’s birthday party she threatens revenge and it looks like she’s succeeded, but things aren’t quite as they seem. This is a lovely play for a small cast and provides an ideal opportunity to include young performers in non-speaking roles. These sample pages give you a taster of what the play is like and allow you to try before you buy! If you like this sample the complete script - with full production notes, photocopiable script pages, and fabulous classroom follow-on activities - can be found in the Arts On The Move Shop here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/the-witch-who-nicked-happiness-play-script-11438278 Thanks everso!

A short extract from the play The Trouble With Young People Today… a simple but effective one act play which explores the issues of self-confidence, peer pressure, and just saying no. Jimmy would rather play the fool and impress his friends than use his brain and stay out of trouble. Eventually his craving for attention and respect has dire consequences. This is a powerful play to perform and would work well as a performance to a younger audience. These sample pages give you a taster of what the play is like and allow you to try before you buy! If you like this sample the complete script - with full production notes, photocopiable script pages, and fabulous classroom follow-on activities - can be found in the Arts On The Move Shop here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/the-trouble-with-young-people-today-play-script-11438272 Thanks everso!

A short extract from the play The Clown Who Couldn’t Smile, which is a simple little one act play about happiness and friendship. Bonzo the clown has lost his smile and, despite lots of good advice, can’t get it back again. He’s in danger of being kicked out of the circus and - even worse - has been made to return to clown school! This is a great play for a large cast and is ideal for creating links with circus topics. These sample pages give you a taster of what the play is like and allow you to try before you buy! If you like this sample, the complete script - with full production notes, photocopiable script pages, and fab classroom follow-on activities - can be found in the Arts On The Move Shop here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/the-clown-who-couldn-t-smile-play-script-11438257 Thanks everso!

A short extract from the play script The Big Ship Sails which tells the harrowing story of children ‘exported’ from Britain during the 1950s and 60s when the Child Migration Scheme was at its peak. The play uses accounts from actual child migrants to explore how the scheme came into being and its impact on the young lives involved. It’s a powerful play for a large cast and an ideal play for young actors who want to connect with this period in British history. These sample pages give you a taster of what the play is like and allow you to try before you buy! If you like this sample the complete script - with full production notes, photocopiable script pages, and fab classroom follow-on activities - can be found in the Arts On The Move Shop here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/britain-s-child-migrants-play-script-11397414 Thanks everso!

A great little original script for two people which can be used for improvisation, role play, characterisation work, script annotating or writing, or for exploring PSHE issues. Younger pupils can simply write the rest of the scene, the preceding scene, or the following scene. Older pupils can add cut-away scenes and develop the extract into a whole play. I’ve used it with KS2 and KS3 students and they’ve all created something different from it! If you found this resource useful, please take a minute to leave a positive review. Thanks everso!

Gender Quiz Over 10 rounds and 50+ Questions. Educational Quiz / End of term Year Quiz. This resource contains 1xPowerPoint 1x Student Answer Sheet double sided out of /60+ Marks (PDF and PPT Version) and all the answers!! Contain 10 Rounds: Match the Image to the Caption, True or False, Odd One Out , Link the Term to the Definition, De-Scrabble, Design Challenge and more… This quiz resource is perfect for lesson time, form time, extra curricular clubs, part of a drop down day or as a fun treat for your class and contains two ‘hidden’ YouTube videos… This will last a full hour by the time you get students into small teams and run through the Quiz and the interactive way the answers appear. A tie-breaker is included which involves drawing an image. This informative, fun and engaging quiz will be a great way to teach your students about gender or celebrate the end of term Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Cre8tiveRes/ Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/cre8tiver?lang=en-gb

Mu torere is said to be the only native board game of the Maori. It is played on the points and centre of an 8-pointed star, by two players with four pieces each. The object of the game is to block your opponent so they cannot move. Mu Torere is the perfect game to celebrate Matariki, or Waitangi Day, especially if it is raining. I also put the boards in my math game area for my math rotations and early finishers. I have included 2 different game boards. First ,the traditional star board and the other being more of a wheel design (My students seem to prefer this one) Further I have included some counters for it (Or just use your plastic ones). Oh yes I have included instructions on how to play. Simply print, cut and laminate for a long lasting resource. I laminate the game board on one side and the instructions on the other.

Father’s Day Quiz Father’s Day Quiz - Over 10 rounds and 60+ Questions. End of term Year Quiz. This resource contains 1xPowerPoint 1x Student Answer Sheet double sided out of /60+ Marks (PDF and PPT Version) and all the answers!! Contains 10 Rounds: Identify the Father, True or False, Linking Father to Son to , Match the Famous Father and Mother, De-Scrabble, Design Challenge and more… This quiz resource is perfect for lesson time, form time, extra curricular clubs, part of a drop down day or as a fun treat for your class and contains two ‘hidden’ YouTube viceos… This will last a full hour by the time you get students into small teams and run through the Quiz and the interactive way the answers appear. A tie-breaker is included which involves drawing an image, top 3 designs score points. This informative, fun and engaging quiz will be a great way to celebrate the end of term Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter

This is a 30- piece set of 15 vibrant coloured images and their black and white versions. Each image is saved individually at 300 ppi, allowing you to resize and layer without losing quality These images are for personal as well as commercial use In this set: -crawling boy -crawling girl -boy with bottle -boy sleeping -girl with pacifier -boy crying -boy in a huff -girl with teddy -ball -green car -red car -brown teddy -grey teddy -set of blocks 1 -set of blocks 2

These are a hit with all age groups and a memento students treasure for years! A series of templates in 3 different designs (6 templates),** including black and white, **designed for teachers to create “warm and fuzzy” kind words bookmarks for end of year gifts for students. Involves an activity done in advance where teacher orchestrates a lesson in which students write about their classmate’s best attributes. Step by step instructions included. Bonus use- templates can also be used a fun and creative book labels and spines!

Learn how to re-train your horse by introducing their natural fears calmly. Educate yourself to horse phobias, and benefit from these fundamental healing practices. Many common sense methods are shared to help horses teach themselves. Written with humor, this narrative is penned in the voice of Lily—a pig freaked out horse—who actually relearns to like swines despite her overwhelming phobias. Come to understand horse logic and how they perceive unnatural environments. More importantly, learn what YOU can do to help your horse through such traumas! This is a TRUE STORY with training steps documented in pictures shown in this book! Family FUN for ALL AGES: Elementary > High School students!

Doodle Pennants! The Back to School Doodle Pennants are a great way to learn about your students and build community. It’s a fun, creative, colorful About Me activity! This is the perfect Back to School resource. You can use doodle pennants for bulletin board display, class signs, display student work at open house, classroom walls, classroom doors, hallway decor, school entrance, library, gym or for meet the parent night. The “I AM” and “This is me” lined pennants are the perfect opportunity to allow students to tell you what they want you to know about them. They also could be used to compliment themselves!! Sometimes students have a hard time finding the good in them even though they are wonderful! These pennants allow them to build confidence by creating “I AM” statements. I AM smart, I AM funny, I AM a good swimmer etc. You can also create signs, titles or anything else with the letters. These pennants will pop and students and teachers will stop to admire your work! This product includes: 6 recurring background doodle designs Alphabet letters A-Z (white to draw in, write or color) Alphabet letters A-Z with lines to write on Back to School “I AM” pennants for students to color about themselves Lined Back to School “I AM” pennants for students to compliment themselves “I AM” pennants with the words I AM on each line Lined Back to School “This is me” pennants for students to show the teacher what they want them to know. Back to School “This is me” pennants for students to color about themselves Back to School “About Me” pennants Two sets of pennants with doodle background and blank frames Lined: Two sets of pennants with doodle background and blank frames Pennants with a banner at the top for names, titles or anything you want! I love to allow my students to express themselves through color!!! There are so many possibilities with this resource!! You can even print a letter for each student based on their first name to color in and decorate. The end result is a fun, colorful display. Ideas: *Fill them in with positive affirmations to boost confidence *Fill them with compliments of themselves (they are awesome and they need to know it!) *Fill them in with subject notes *Fill them in with growth mindset quotes or thoughts *Welcome signs *Write about their favorite person *Draw a book scene *Use them to relax before or after testing *Early finisher fun *Rewards (add a picture of the student to the pennant)

This huge collection has been designed to use with seven of David Walliams popular books; Awful Auntie, Demon Dentist, Gangster Granny, Grandpa’s Great Escape, Ratburger, The Boy in the Dress and The Midnight Gang. The resources have been designed to be completed along-side the reading of the books. They can be used to develop a range of literacy skills through books that pupils find engaging. These resources help to improve and promote reading.

This fantastic collection of puzzles, board games and quizzes were designed for children who love David Walliams’ books. These resources are based around six books; Awful Auntie, Demon Dentist, Grandpa’s Great Escape, Mr Stink, The Midnight Gang, and The World’s Worst Children [1]. This resource has many uses in the classroom and as homework. All the activities are designed to engage the reader and promote a deep love of reading.

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A short extract from the play Fairy Crystal and the Really Big Lie - a lovely one act play about honesty and friendship - which gives you a taster of what the play is like and allows you to try before you buy! If you like this sample the full script - with production notes, photocopiable script pages, and additional follow-on activities - can be found in the Arts On The Move Shop here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/fairy-crystal-and-the-really-big-lie-play-script-11437950 Thanks everso!

A “Schools out” graphic organizer is the cutest way to end the school year. Let your students share their favorite school memory, who their teacher was and even draw a self portrait. This resource also includes a “Best Book I’ve Read” graphic organizer. *Includes both the Canadian and American spelling versions.

The end of the year is a great time to reinforce classroom community. This resource will encourage classroom community as the students create meaningful “gifts” for one another. Give each student a class set of compliment cards. Have them write a compliment to each of their classmates. Included is 7 different styles of compliment cards. Each style is two cards per one page. This helps you save paper. Print out the style you like for your classroom. This resource also has a compliment guidelines and character traits. This will help your students get them started with ideas. This handout comes in a color and black & white version. At the end of the last day of school, pass out the cards to your students. They will love them. It’s a great way to promote positive memories within your classroom.

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This resource includes 3 action dice templates which can be easily printed on A3 or A4 cardstock and used during the lessons. They are a fun way to introduce the topic Verbs into the curriculum. They can also be used during Circle Time. This resource also includes the actions individually and can be printed on A4 paper and then cut and stuck to a small box and used as a dice. The Actions on the Dice are the following: Spin in a circle Jump 5 times Flap your arms like a bird Stamp your feet 6 times Wiggle your hands Clap your hands 3 times Dance for 30 seconds Wave at 3 of your friends Hop 4 times on one foot Hug one friend Make an angry face Gallop like a horse March in place Do a Forward Roll Whistle Play your guitar Sing for 10 seconds Squat for 4 times Hula Hula Dance for 10 seconds

An extract from the KS2 play script The Clown Who Couldn’t Smile. A nice little one act play for young performers which explores what it means to be happy. These sample pages allow teachers to try before they buy!

This is a collection of some of my favourite reading comprehension activities, available as a bundle at a heavily discounted price. This will provide enough comprehensions and activities to last for a whole year of guided reading activities, ideally for children in Years 5 and 6.