This set of cards and teacher notes contains 24 Scenario cards with blank multicultural faces on them. They can be used laminated as playdough mats or to draw on with whiteboard markers. Googly eyes also work really well with this activity and a lot of fun (eye not included) You can use them as discussion starters shown on the whiteboard and discuss how each character would be feeling What would their faces look like? How would their eyes look? Would they have wrinkles on their forehead? Why or why not? How would their mouth look? I have included smaller versions of the cards so that students could use these in barrier games where one child makes a face, and then has to describe to a partner what their face looks like (there is a book or screen between them) This is a wonderful activity for talking and listening. Barrier games are a great way to encourage expressive and receptive language skills Scenarios include My best friend won’t play with me (male and female versions) My dog is sick I have a new baby sister I have a new baby brother I found $20 I am going to a birthday party I lost a tooth I won a race I lost a race My teacher gave me a sticker (male and female versions) I fell over in the playground I have no lunch I made a new friend (male and female versions) I missed the bus (male and female versions) I have a new friend I found a baby bird I fell off the monkey bars We are having pizza for tea I am getting a kitten

Have fun with this Easter Flipbook full of activities across different subject areas. Make an accrostic, write about Easter celebrations in your family, Colour by number (both AUS,UK and US versions in this pack), design your own Easter egg, use pattern and design in the word EASTER. Race to see who can make the most words from the word CELEBRATE Guaranteed to keep busy minds active, simply cut along the lines and staple together Thank you to Danielle Knight for the wonderful template https://www.teacherspayteacher... Brain Breaks and early Finishing or extension activities with an Easter Theme A Selection of games for numeracy and literacy to use as warm ups, brain breaks or extension activities for fast finishers. Easter themed with BLM that can printed off and coloured in to keep them busy. Boggle Game Number of the day Categories worksheet and game What are your spelling words worth? A handy resource for casual teachers, includes a blank so that you can make up your own games.

Spread the Joy with this Christmas Letter Writing Activity! Unlock the magic of the season in your classroom with our delightful Christmas Letter Writing Activity. This engaging and heartwarming experience allows students to express their holiday wishes and creativity through personalized letters to Santa or loved ones. Here’s how to make the most of this festive activity: Setting Up the Activity: Provide Variety: Offer a selection of diverse templates, each adorned with festive designs and themes. From letters to Santa to heartfelt notes to family and friends, cater to different preferences and occasions. Materials Needed: Ensure students have access to writing materials, including pens, pencils, markers, and any additional decorations or embellishments for their letters. Introduction to the Activity: Begin by introducing the Christmas Letter Writing Activity to your students. Share the purpose of the activity - a chance for them to share their holiday wishes, express gratitude, and showcase their unique writing styles. Encouraging Creativity: Freedom of Expression: Emphasize that this is a space for creativity. Encourage students to infuse their personalities into their letters, whether it’s through drawings, colors, or heartfelt words. Provide Inspiration: Share examples or prompts to spark their imagination. Discuss the elements that make a great Christmas letter - warm wishes, expressions of gratitude, and, of course, a touch of holiday magic. Flexible Use: Individual or Group Activity: Adapt the activity based on your classroom dynamics. Students can work individually to craft personal letters or collaborate on group projects, fostering teamwork and social interaction. Incorporate Technology: If available, consider integrating technology by allowing students to type and print their letters or even send them electronically to Santa or loved ones. Display Showcase: Create a festive display area where completed letters can be showcased. This not only adds a decorative touch to your classroom but also allows students to take pride in their creations. Share the Joy: Encourage students to share their letters with classmates or even organize a letter exchange. This promotes a sense of community and the joy of giving during the holiday season. Why Choose this Christmas Letter Writing Activity?

Do your students enjoy mindful coloring? Do you like to display positive quotes around your room to discuss with your students? This 24 page set has beautiful intricate designs, accompanied by quotes for you to discuss with your students. A mandala coloring page is a proven calming, and meditative coloring and art therapy. A Mandala coloring page is fun and provides a great way to relieve stress and relax. These designs can be used with pencils, watercolor pencils, gel pens, crayon and look stunning if a rainbow wash is applied all over the finished pieces. I encourage you to use the quotes as a talking point and a teachable moment as there is a lot to be gained by shifting the mindset of the students in your class. Quotes included in this pack are: It’s not about being the best, its about being better than you were yesterday. Believe that you can and you’re half way there I CAN train my brain to do this Today a reader, tomorrow a Leader Quitting is not an option Whether you think you can or think you can’t. You’re right Just because you haven’t found your talent, It doesn’t mean you don’t have one Don’t quit your day dream You can think you’re awesome, without thinking you’re better than Everybody You can be the SUNSHINE in someones day All things are DIFFICULT Before they get easy I haven’t failed, I’ve just found a lot of ways that don’t work Get ready. Get set. Learn!! Mistakes make a difference Courage is like a muscle, We strengthen it when we use it Every mistake you make is PROGRESS A comfort zone is a beautiful place, but nothing ever grows there It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop We learn from failure not sucess A good attitude is contagious. Pass it on Failure is not the opposite of success. Its a part of it Don’t let a failure be an ending, Make it a beginning I’m not going to tell you it’s going to be easy. I’m going to tell you it’s going to be worth it Never give up If “Plan a” does not work, remember, there are still 25 more letters Options for using this resource: These make a wonderful display to decorate your room, and to impress any visitors to your class. The best part? This resource requires NO PREP and is easy to use. You will need a limited amount of art materials to complete the activities…markers, pencils, plain paper and a ruler are the basics. I promise you, your kiddos will become addicted to drawing these tricky illusions. They will beg you to do this activity repeatedly…guaranteed. You will receive a PDF version of this resource. Please ensure that you have the software to open such a file.

Do you need a fun and personalized Christmas craft that will brighten your room? Your kiddos will be begging to take them home to share. Have fun with this wonderful activity which your students will love as they cartoon themselves as Santa’s little helper. Choose from 6 fun character outlines (3 boys and 3 girls), choice of two hats if you prefer to use these instead, body parts and full instructions on assembly. Step by step instructions are included . The elves are large and require quite a bit of work. but they are worth it in the end because they create an awesome keepsake that parents will love! Hope you love it!! -View preview for complete information! These will make a wonderful display in your room and you could easily link this to a writing lesson e.g. My life as an elf, Letters to Santa, and all other elfy type activities and books. I have not known a class who don’t enjoy making these little guys and having a good giggle at the end results. A must do craft activity. You will receive a PDF with: Teacher instructions Selection of faces to choose from Elfie Body parts This is for use by one teacher in one classroom. If you would like to share with your colleagues, PLEASE purchase a multiple license. Thank you :)

Do you find yourself with an extra 1-15 minutes at the end of the lesson to grab a quick and engaging activity? -This fun pack of activities is guaranteed to have something to get your kiddos to engage with literacy, numeracy and some fun challenges. -The activities have been brought to life with the wonderful clipart from Ron Leishman of Digital Toonage. -Brain teasers are a fun way to teach students how to use deductive reasoning. This kind of critical thinking is so important when helping students learn how to problem solve in math. You will receive a PowerPoint presentation What is in this pack?Rapid writing- get your students thoughts flowing with this fun 15 minute activity Categories style game with a range of difficulty levels Read and retell If this is the answer, then what is the question? Alphabet Brainstorm- a quiet reading follow up activity How many words can you make? Writing link to stimulate any lesson What are your spelling words worth? Number of the day ( a range of levels) Creative thinking and logical thinking activitiesIf you liked this pack then you may enjoy these: • BRAIN BREAKS AND OPTICAL ILLUSIONS • Easy Prep Fun games for Morning Meetings, Friday Fun or Brain Breaks • Math Logic Puzzles and Brain Teasers- Set 2 • Math Logic puzzles, brain teasers and Optical Illusions Set 1 • Math logic games and brain teasers - Sets 1, 2 and 3 BUNDLE • Optical Illusions - Brain Break and Art Activity. • Puzzles and Brain Breaks for Upper Primary- Set 2 What people are saying about this pack. I love having these on hand for the moments we finish class a few minutes early, or have a change in our schedule and need to fill time. My 6th graders love these! Fun for my high achieving third graders who finish early! My students loved working on these. It helped them use skills and strategies that they learned in class. My students love this resource, very useful. Thank you! This is for use by one teacher in one classroom. If you would like to share with your colleagues, PLEASE purchase multiple licenses. Thank you :) #dollartober

Use this simple powerpoint presentation to introduce yourself to your new class. Ideal for younger aged children, featuring some great images from Cruchy Mom clipart, her frogs really make this product JUMP. This resource is editable and ideal for you to use to introduce yourself to your new class of students, or use it as a way of introducing yourself to a class when you are working as a relief or a substitute teacher. Included in the slides Getting to know your teacher I am excited to be your teacher I love teaching because … Introduce your family to the class… Over the summer I … In my spare time I like to … A few of my favourite things … My wishes for the year… Your turn to interview me…What questions would you like to ask me? We are going to have a great year learning together… Animal Pictures for Persuasive Writing Stages 2-3 Christmas Acts of Kindness- for the month of December Cactus Bunting. Christmas ZEN cards for colouring. High Frequency Words and Phonemic sounds. Boom Cards, and worksheets, Healthy Hearts-a complete unit for middle to upper primary. Healthy Eating Habits POSTERS High Frequency words and Phonics bundle Set 3- Boom cards and worksheets BUNDLE Ice breaker cards- ideal for Behavior Management

Sensory details include sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste. Writers employ the five senses to engage a reader’s interest. If you want your writing to jump off the page, then bring your reader into the world you are creating. When describing a past event, try and remember what you saw, heard, touched, smelled, and tasted, then incorporate that into your writing. Sensory details are used in any great story, literary or not. Think about your favourite movie or video game. What types of sounds and images are used? What do your favourite characters taste, smell, and touch? Without sensory details, stories would fail to come to life. When sensory details are used, your readers can personally experience whatever you’re trying to describe, reminding them of their own experiences, giving your writing a universal feel. A universal quality is conveyed when the writer can personally connect with the readers. Another note about sensory details: there is no one sense that’s more important than another. It all depends on the scene you’re trying to create. However, imagery, the sight sense, is a common feature in vivid writing. You will receive a zip file containing a PDF and PowerPoint version of this resource. Each image is presented in A full page image A full page image with sensory prompts Planning Template Draft writing Template Lined Paper

This set of cards and teacher notes contains 24 Scenario cards with blank multicultural faces on them. They can be used laminated as playdough mats or to draw on with whiteboard markers. Googly eyes also work really well with this activity and a lot of fun (eye not included) You can use them as discussion starters shown on the whiteboard and discuss how each character would be feeling What would their faces look like? How would their eyes look? Would they have wrinkles on their forehead? Why or why not? How would their mouth look?I have included smaller versions of the cards so that students could use these in barrier games where one child makes a face, and then has to describe to a partner what their face looks like (there is a book or screen between them) This is a wonderful activity for talking and listening. Barrier games are a great way to encourage expressive and receptive language skills Scenarios include My best friend won’t play with me (male and female versions) My dog is sick I have a new baby sister I have a new baby brother I found $2 I am going to a birthday party I lost a tooth I won a race I lost a race My teacher gave me a sticker (male and female versions) I fell over in the playground I have no lunch I made a new friend (male and female versions) I missed the bus (male and female versions) I have a new friend I found a baby bird I fell off the monkey bars We are having pizza for tea I am getting a kitten#sizzlinsummerpk2

Do you need a set of Real life Pictures for Number talks in your classrooms? Then this is the set for you The value of using authentic images in your math lessons and rotations-Mathematics educators have long known that engaging students in visual representations of mathematics is extremely helpful for their learning. Utilizing imagery and visual memory can be very helpful when learning mathematics such as proportions. A single picture can help a student define and remember a concept, or it can even help them to recall the steps required to compute a problem. -Students need daily opportunities to engage with mathematical ideas in purposeful and playful ways. -They provide time for authentic, independent practice that connects to what they have learned through whole class quality instruction. -Students need opportunities to develop the core and curricular competencies. Through the ‘doing’ of the mathematics, students will be building their confidence of themselves as mathematicians and seeing the connection of mathematics to  their world. -They give students choice, which increases motivation and fosters a positive disposition towards Mathematics. -They give teachers an opportunity to meet with students one-on-one or in small groups to provide explicit instruction, engage in guided math, and/or have conferences. The images are divided into 5 sets with teaching suggestions for each one. -Set 1- Arrays and Multiplication. Tesselations -Set 2- Working mathematically -Set 3- Growing Patterns -Set 4- Estimation -Set 5 - Shape and Design -Set 6- Graphing and interpreting data from images -Set 7- Coordinates and mapping What people have said about this product Extremely satisfied "We used this resource to get students in a routine during the beginning of math sessions during virtual learning. I post the picture and ask the students, “What do you see?” They describe the objects, count them, talk about patterns and many other mathematical concepts and ideas. It’s great to get kids talking to each other and warmed up for the day. " “This is a great and engaging resource to review Math concepts!” "This was very helpful but also challenging " -The best part? This resource requires NO PREP and is easy to use. You will receive a Zip file which has both a PDF and PowerPoint version of this resource. Please ensure that you have the software to open such files. This set comprises a Powerpoint and PDF presentation with teacher notes to accompany them This is for use by one teacher in one classroom. If you would like to share with your colleagues, PLEASE purchase a multiple license. Thank you :)

A Google Sites escape room is like a digital adventure that you can do on the internet. It’s kind of like a game where you solve puzzles and riddles, but all the action happens on a special website made by Google. Instead of using locks and keys in real life, you use your brain and clicks to unlock new parts of the adventure. It’s a cool way to have fun and challenge yourself online! Click to explore the beach for clues that will help you find the correct codes to unlock each puzzle. Each clue will bring you one step closer to unlocking the clues and heading home from your holiday paradise . When you find them add your codes to the Locks . Be sure to use CAPITAL LETTERS This pack includes worksheets and task cards in case you do not have access to the internet. Recording sheets are included as are images of each of the puzzle cards.Please be sure to watch the video to see everything that is included

A social narrative is a short and simple story that helps children, especially those with special needs, understand and navigate different social situations or behaviors. It uses clear language and visuals to teach important lessons, written in collaboration with a speech therapist. The story “Not Always Winning - It’s Okay to Lose” is designed to help children learn that losing is okay and that winning isn’t the only important thing. Through relatable examples and easy-to-understand words, the story explains that trying your best is what matters most, and that it’s normal to have feelings like disappointment or frustration when you don’t win. The story teaches that losing can be a valuable learning experience. It shows that everyone, including grown-ups, sometimes doesn’t win, and that having fun and being a good sport are more important than winning. The story encourages children to celebrate their small victories, support others when they win, and understand that both winning and losing teach us important lessons. In a gentle and reassuring way, this social story helps children embrace the idea that it’s okay not to win every time. It promotes a positive outlook on competition, builds resilience, and encourages empathy and good sportsmanship. What is a Social Story? Short, simple stories for children, especially those on the autistic spectrum. Helps children understand social situations and behaviors. “Not Always Winning - It’s Okay to Lose” Teaches children that losing is okay and winning isn’t everything. Easy-to-understand language and visuals for clarity. Key Messages: Trying your best is important. Feeling sad or frustrated when losing is normal. Learning from losing is valuable. Highlights: Everyone, including grown-ups, sometimes doesn’t win. Having fun and being a good sport matter more than winning. Celebrating small victories is encouraged. Benefits: Positive outlook on competition. Builds resilience and coping skills. Encourages empathy and good sportsmanship. Why Use This Resource? Promotes healthy attitudes towards winning and losing. Helps children embrace life’s challenges positively. Preview Content: Introduction to the concept of losing and its importance. Examples of feelings children might have when they lose. Encouragement to learn from both winning and losing. Overall Impact: Prepares children for various life situations. Fosters a well-rounded emotional development. Conclusion: “Not Always Winning - It’s Okay to Lose” is an engaging and insightful social story that helps children learn valuable life lessons about winning, losing, and the importance of trying their best.

The Island, by John Heffernan is a wonderful story about a blind boy who sees the beauty of the island he lives on, while the people around him cannot see it. A fantastic story with a link to a narration by the author. Some great links to accelerated literacy activities, and the theme of this booklet investigates our oceans and the threats to our marine life. Lots of links across all KLA's with a fully interactive timetable which links to my pinterest board. A free resource from GoTeachThis and Ripper Reading Resources, makes this amazing value for money and such a time saver. Stage 3 bundle is also available. This resource could be differentiated for use with year 5 To use this resource effectively you need to explore all of the links provided and tailor make the suggested activities to suit your teaching style and the learning needs of your student.s All of the hard work searching the internet for inspiration and resources has been done for you. The suggested timetable has interactive links to my Pinterest board, so that your resources will continue to grow as more pins are added. Within the book there are over 60 links to websites, and for those of you who follow my 'Surviving Casual Teaching' Facebook group, you will know that I have a good working knowledge of helpful teaching resources. I recommend that you buy copies of the picture books for days when you may not have IWB capability.You can never have enough picture books in your life!!!

Under the sea, is the theme of this set of booklets. The chosen picture books are 'Where the Forest meets the sea' by Jeannie Baker, and 'Magic Beach' by Alison Lester. this 28 booklet has 60 links to explore to support all KLA's. You can pick and choose the activities that suit your teaching style and the needs of the class. The ideas in this booklet can also be adjusted for kindergarten and year 2 children. A separate booklet with ideas for behaviour and classroom management is part of this valuable time saving resource. This resource could be differentiated for use with year 2 or kindergarten class. To use this resource effectively you need to explore all of the links provided and tailor make the suggested activities to suit your teaching style and the learning needs of your student.s All of the hard work searching the internet for inspiration and resources has been done for you. The suggested timetable has interactive links to my Pinterest board, so that your resources will continue to grow as more pins are added. Within the book there are over 60 links to websites, and for those of you who follow my 'Surviving Casual Teaching' facebook group, you will know that I have a good working knowledge of helpful teaching resources. I recommend that you buy copies of the picture books for days when you may not have IWB capability.You can never have enough picture books in your life!!!

SPELLING TERM 4 GRADE 2 This makes a great addition to your primary spelling resources. I have created a set of spelling lists for each of the grades. This pack contains a set of activities for each spelling list. • Instructions included in each of the sets of word lists • On each page there is a new set of list words for you to practice (see the word list below) • Firstly read each word in the word list • Then copy and write each word 3 times • Lastly, each letter has a value. Work out how much each word is worth using the table provided. Week 1 Initial wh - pattern Week 2 Final digraph –nk Week 3 Final blend – lt Week 4 Words with the suffix – ly Week 5 Words with the suffix – er Week 6 Words with the suffix – ful, full Week 7 Words with the suffix – able Week 8 Words with the suffix – est Week 9 Words with the suffix – ness Week 10 Final – sion/-tion Use this resource for… ✔ Homework ✔ Morning Work ✔ Literacy Centres ✔ Early Finisher Tasks ✔ Spelling Intervention ✔ Distance Learning #Behaviourmanagement #reliefteachingsurvivalkit #reliefteachingideas #reliefteachingbundle #substituteteacherideas #backtoschool #bestresourceever #subtub #substituteteacher #reliefteacher #classroomorganisation #spelling #term4 This is for use by one teacher in one classroom. If you would like to share with your colleagues, PLEASE purchase a multiple license. Thank you :) As always, please contact me with any questions! Follow me on Facebook for exclusive fan FREEBIES! Oceanview Resources Follow my BLOG for ideas Follow my Facebook page for giveaways and updates! Thank you for visiting OceanviewResources

SPELLING TERM 4 GRADE 5 This makes a great addition to your primary spelling resources. I have created a set of spelling lists for each of the grades. This pack contains a set of activities for each spelling list. • Instructions included in each of the sets of word lists • On each page there is a new set of list words for you to practice (see the word list below) • Firstly read each word in the word list • Then copy and write each word 3 times • Lastly, each letter has a value. Work out how much each word is worth using the table provided. Week 1 Sight words, prefix dis- Week 2 Sight words, prefix in- Week 3 Sight words, prefix ob- Week 4 Sight words, prefix sub- Week 5 Sight words, suffix -ology Week 6 Sight words, Greek root aero Week 7 Sight words, Greek root ambi Week 8 Sight words Week 9 Greek roots audi/astro Week 10Greek roots graph/fract Use this resource for… ✔ Homework ✔ Morning Work ✔ Literacy Centres ✔ Early Finisher Tasks ✔ Spelling Intervention ✔ Distance Learning #Behaviourmanagement #reliefteachingsurvivalkit #reliefteachingideas #reliefteachingbundle #substituteteacherideas #backtoschool #bestresourceever #subtub #substituteteacher #reliefteacher #classroomorganisation #spelling #term4 This is for use by one teacher in one classroom. If you would like to share with your colleagues, PLEASE purchase a multiple license. Thank you :) As always, please contact me with any questions! Follow me on Facebook for exclusive fan FREEBIES! Oceanview Resources Follow my BLOG for ideas Follow my Facebook page for giveaways and updates! Thank you for visiting OceanviewResources

SPELLING TERM 4 GRADE 6 This makes a great addition to your primary spelling resources. I have created a set of spelling lists for each of the grades. This pack contains a set of activities for each spelling list. • Instructions included in each of the sets of word lists • On each page there is a new set of list words for you to practice (see the word list below) • Firstly read each word in the word list • Then copy and write each word 3 times • Lastly, each letter has a value. Work out how much each word is worth using the table provided. Week 1 In words ending in -ent and -ant, the e and a are often mistaken for one another. Week 2 In many words, the letter i is confused with an e, y or a. Week 3 Many English words use double consonants. Week 4 Homophones are two words that sound alike but have different spellings and meanings. Week 5 Words with an ‘o’ sometimes are misspelled because the ‘o’ is left out of the word. Week 6 In English, an s is added to the end of a word for two reasons. Week 7 Words with an o sometimes get misspelled because the ‘o’ is mispronounced or an extra vowel, such as an ‘i, ‘is added. Week 8 Many English words use double consonants. Week 9 Many English words use a prefix before a root word. Week 10Many writers confuse -ent and -ant, -ence and -ance, and -ery and -ary. Use this resource for… ✔ Homework ✔ Morning Work ✔ Literacy Centres ✔ Early Finisher Tasks ✔ Spelling Intervention ✔ Distance Learning #Behaviourmanagement #reliefteachingsurvivalkit #reliefteachingideas #reliefteachingbundle #substituteteacherideas #backtoschool #bestresourceever #subtub #substituteteacher #reliefteacher #classroomorganisation #spelling #term4 This is for use by one teacher in one classroom. If you would like to share with your colleagues, PLEASE purchase a multiple license. Thank you :) As always, please contact me with any questions! Follow me on Facebook for exclusive fan FREEBIES! Oceanview Resources Follow my BLOG for ideas Follow my Facebook page for giveaways and updates! Thank you for visiting OceanviewResources

SPELLING TERM 4 GRADE 4 This makes a great addition to your primary spelling resources. I have created a set of spelling lists for each of the grades. This pack contains a set of activities for each spelling list. • Instructions included in each of the sets of word lists • On each page there is a new set of list words for you to practice (see the word list below) • Firstly read each word in the word list • Then copy and write each word 3 times • Lastly, each letter has a value. Work out how much each word is worth using the table provided. Week 1 Sight words, r-controlled vowels Week 2 Sight words, r-controlled Week 3 Sight words, r-controlled vowels Week 4 Sight words, r-controlled vowels Week 5 Sight words, long “oo” sound Week 6 Sight words, ‘shun’ sound, spelt ‘tion’, ‘ss’ Week 7 Sight words, ‘shun’ sound, spelt ‘tion’ Week 8 Sight words, ‘oo’ pronounced short oo’ and ‘u’ sounds Week 9 Compound words Week 10 Compound words Use this resource for… ✔ Homework ✔ Morning Work ✔ Literacy Centres ✔ Early Finisher Tasks ✔ Spelling Intervention ✔ Distance Learning #Behaviourmanagement #reliefteachingsurvivalkit #reliefteachingideas #reliefteachingbundle #substituteteacherideas #backtoschool #bestresourceever #subtub #substituteteacher #reliefteacher #classroomorganisation #spelling #term4 This is for use by one teacher in one classroom. If you would like to share with your colleagues, PLEASE purchase a multiple license. Thank you :) As always, please contact me with any questions! Follow me on Facebook for exclusive fan FREEBIES! Oceanview Resources Follow my BLOG for ideas Follow my Facebook page for giveaways and updates! Thank you for visiting OceanviewResources

Turn your dramatic play center into a vet office, animal hospital, or pet clinic with these dramatic play printables! These printable pieces will enhance your “Pet Clinic” dramatic play center and help you create a fun and organized imaginative play centre. Dramatic Play is a great way to develop oral language skills, cooperation, content vocabulary and social skills in your early childhood classroom! Use this packet to set up a Vet Clinic dramatic play area in your learning space. It doesn’t need to cost a lot of money, in fact you probably have a lot of resources already around the classroom or home that you can use! You might even like to ask your students to help collect objects they can use! In order to save you some time preparing signs, labels and printables for your imaginative play, I’ve created a bunch of wonderful printables ready to use in your vet clinic role-play area! What’s included? Open and closed signs Vet Clinic Open Banner Waiting Room sign Recovery Room sign Exam Room sign Opening Hours sign Medicine Schedule sign Images of vets at work to encourage discussion Small labels for tools (such as thermometers, stethoscopes, medicine, gloves etc) Small labels for pet related items (such as tags, toys, food etc) Food labels to attach to recycled bottles and containers Appointment Book + printables for inside Patient information posters Xrays of animals Pet shop Bingo

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