Do the children you teach get along with each other? Do they work well during group tasks? Many children find it hard to work with others, especially those not in their friendship groups. The reason? They simply need more practice at working together and developing skills in cooperation, communication, compromise, and patience. These are all important life skills, and this is why I have developed my latest set of lessons on Team Building! The more opportunities children are given to practice their skills in working with others, the better they get at it. Each lesson outlines resources needed, safety points, differentiation, challenge, and plenary questions. If you like this particular lesson - Comic Game, have a look at my Team Building bundle which contains 9 fun filled and engaging lessons, which will have your class cooperating with each other in no time.

Become a detective for the day and find some flowers outside! Spring is here and the sun is starting to shine, so why not engage your pupils imaginations and curiosity, while enjoying this flower scavenger hunt. If your children enjoyed this, then have a look at my flower activity pack which has more activities to extend the fun and learning when back in the classroom!

This outdoor learning grid is designed with Early Years and Primary Infants in mind. It is an easy-to-read grid which gives you a variety of free, easy activities based around Leaves! This is one of a range of Outdoor Learning Ideas I’ve created, that can be used as part of your planning or can be sent to parents as homework activities, to encourage parental engagement with your student’s learning and development. Outdoor learning encourages your students to engage with their imaginations and with nature, whilst developing their fine and gross motor skills. All the activities are in keeping with the ever popular ‘Playful Pedagogy’ within schools and nurseries and are cross curricular in nature. If you like this, please have a look at my other Outdoor Learning Idea grids or even take a look at my bundle which has 9 different sheets, bursting with outdoor learning ideas! All you’ll need to bring is your outdoor clothes and a readiness to have fun!

Become a detective for the day and find some flowers outside! This pack contains 4 pages of activities, including a flower scavenger hunt, flower labelling activity, flower independent writing, and flower colouring sheet!

How do you make learning common words fun? Why not play bingo! This resource covers the first 100 common words by Fry. It is broken down into 4 games (25 words in each game) and there are 6 different bingo cards for each game. So up to 24 pupils could play this game at the same time. This fun game encourages pupils to use their reading and decoding skills to identify common words, while having fun with their friends.

Bonjour! I teach a lot of French at Primary level and find that lots of verbal repetition, alongside a fun activity helps consolidate learning. Here are 2 worksheets based on French Buildings - Un hôpital, Un café, Une piscine, Un théâtre, Une pharmacie, Un hôtel, Un cinéma, Une bibliothèque, Une poste de Police, Un supermarché, Un bureau de poste, Une banque, Un marché, Une boulangerie, Une gare, Un musée, Une église. These activities will challenge your children to identify different buildings in French, as well as writing in French. They also include word banks to assist with spelling. À Bientôt!

Bonjour! I teach a lot of French at Primary level and find that lots of verbal repetition, alongside a fun activity helps consolidate learning. Therefore, I have created 3 worksheets based on French colours. These activities will challenge your children to identify colours in French, as well as writing in French. They also include word banks to assist with spelling. À Bientôt!

Do the children you teach get along with each other? Do they work well during group tasks? Many children find it hard to work with others, especially those not in their friendship groups. The reason? They simply need more practice at working together and developing skills in cooperation, communication, compromise, and patience. These are all important life skills, and this is why I have developed my latest set of lessons on Team Building! The more opportunities children are given to practice their skills in working with others, the better they get at it. Each lesson outlines resources needed, safety points, differentiation, challenge, and plenary questions. If you like this particular lesson - Newspaper tower, have a look at my Team Building bundle which contains 9 fun filled and engaging lessons, which will have your class cooperating with each other in no time.

Do the children you teach get along with each other? Do they work well during group tasks? Many children find it hard to work with others, especially those not in their friendship groups. The reason? They simply need more practice at working together and developing skills in cooperation, communication, compromise, and patience. These are all important life skills, and this is why I have developed my latest set of lessons on Team Building! The more opportunities children are given to practice their skills in working with others, the better they get at it. Each lesson outlines resources needed, safety points, differentiation, challenge, and plenary questions. If you like this particular lesson - Blindfold walk, have a look at my Team Building bundle which contains 9 fun filled and engaging lessons, which will have your class cooperating with each other in no time.

Do the children you teach get along with each other? Do they work well during group tasks? Many children find it hard to work with others, especially those not in their friendship groups. The reason? They simply need more practice at working together and developing skills in cooperation, communication, compromise, and patience. These are all important life skills, and this is why I have developed my latest set of lessons on Team Building! The more opportunities children are given to practice their skills in working with others, the better they get at it. Each lesson outlines resources needed, safety points, differentiation, challenge, and plenary questions. If you like this particular lesson - Code breaker, have a look at my Team Building bundle which contains 9 fun filled and engaging lessons, which will have your class cooperating with each other in no time.

Do the children you teach get along with each other? Do they work well during group tasks? Many children find it hard to work with others, especially those not in their friendship groups. The reason? They simply need more practice at working together and developing skills in cooperation, communication, compromise, and patience. These are all important life skills, and this is why I have developed my latest set of lessons on Team Building! The more opportunities children are given to practice their skills in working with others, the better they get at it. Each lesson outlines resources needed, safety points, differentiation, challenge, and plenary questions. If you like this particular lesson - Group knot, have a look at my Team Building bundle which contains 9 fun filled and engaging lessons, which will have your class cooperating with each other in no time.

Do the children you teach get along with each other? Do they work well during group tasks? Many children find it hard to work with others, especially those not in their friendship groups. The reason? They simply need more practice at working together and developing skills in cooperation, communication, compromise, and patience. These are all important life skills, and this is why I have developed my latest set of lessons on Team Building! The more opportunities children are given to practice their skills in working with others, the better they get at it. Each lesson outlines resources needed, safety points, differentiation, challenge, and plenary questions. If you like this particular lesson - All together, have a look at my Team Building bundle which contains 9 fun filled and engaging lessons, which will have your class cooperating with each other in no time.

Do the children you teach get along with each other? Do they work well during group tasks? Many children find it hard to work with others, especially those not in their friendship groups. The reason? They simply need more practice at working together and developing skills in cooperation, communication, compromise, and patience. These are all important life skills, and this is why I have developed my latest set of lessons on Team Building! The more opportunities children are given to practice their skills in working with others, the better they get at it. Each lesson outlines resources needed, safety points, differentiation, challenge, and plenary questions. If you like this particular lesson - The floor is lava, have a look at my Team Building bundle which contains 9 fun filled and engaging lessons, which will have your class cooperating with each other in no time.

Do the children you teach get along with each other? Do they work well during group tasks? Many children find it hard to work with others, especially those not in their friendship groups. The reason? They simply need more practice at working together and developing skills in cooperation, communication, compromise, and patience. These are all important life skills, and this is why I have developed my latest set of lessons on Team Building! The more opportunities children are given to practice their skills in working with others, the better they get at it. Each lesson outlines resources needed, safety points, differentiation, challenge, and plenary questions. If you like this particular lesson - Mine maze, have a look at my Team Building bundle which contains 9 fun filled and engaging lessons, which will have your class cooperating with each other in no time.

Do the children you teach get along with each other? Do they work well during group tasks? Many children find it hard to work with others, especially those not in their friendship groups. The reason? They simply need more practice at working together and developing skills in cooperation, communication, compromise, and patience. These are all important life skills, and this is why I have developed my latest set of lessons on Team Building! The more opportunities children are given to practice their skills in working with others, the better they get at it. Each lesson outlines resources needed, safety points, differentiation, challenge, and plenary questions. If you like this particular lesson - Untangle, have a look at my Team Building bundle which contains 9 fun filled and engaging lessons, which will have your class cooperating with each other in no time.

Become a detective for the day and find some mini beasts outside! This pack contains 7 pages of activities, including a mini beast scavenger hunt, mini beast labelling activity, mini beast independent writing, butterfly symmetry, and mini beast snap!

This outdoor learning grid is designed with Early Years and Primary Infants in mind. It is an easy-to-read grid which gives you a variety of free, easy activities based around Sand! This is one of a range of Outdoor Learning Ideas I’ve created, that can be used as part of your planning or can be sent to parents as homework activities, to encourage parental engagement with your student’s learning and development. Outdoor learning encourages your students to engage with their imaginations and with nature, whilst developing their fine and gross motor skills. All the activities are in keeping with the ever popular ‘Playful Pedagogy’ within schools and nurseries and are cross curricular in nature. If you like this, please have a look at my other Outdoor Learning Idea grids or even take a look at my bundle which has 9 different sheets, bursting with outdoor learning ideas! All you’ll need to bring is your outdoor clothes and a readiness to have fun!

This outdoor learning grid is designed with Early Years and Primary Infants in mind. It is an easy-to-read grid which gives you a variety of free, easy activities based around Snow! This is one of a range of Outdoor Learning Ideas I’ve created, that can be used as part of your planning or can be sent to parents as homework activities, to encourage parental engagement with your student’s learning and development. Outdoor learning encourages your students to engage with their imaginations and with nature, whilst developing their fine and gross motor skills. All the activities are in keeping with the ever popular ‘Playful Pedagogy’ within schools and nurseries and are cross curricular in nature. If you like this, please have a look at my other Outdoor Learning Idea grids or even take a look at my bundle which has 9 different sheets, bursting with outdoor learning ideas! All you’ll need to bring is your outdoor clothes and a readiness to have fun!

This outdoor learning grid is designed with Early Years and Primary Infants in mind. It is an easy-to-read grid which gives you a variety of free, easy activities based around Stones! This is one of a range of Outdoor Learning Ideas I’ve created, that can be used as part of your planning or can be sent to parents as homework activities, to encourage parental engagement with your student’s learning and development. Outdoor learning encourages your students to engage with their imaginations and with nature, whilst developing their fine and gross motor skills. All the activities are in keeping with the ever popular ‘Playful Pedagogy’ within schools and nurseries and are cross curricular in nature. If you like this, please have a look at my other Outdoor Learning Idea grids or even take a look at my bundle which has 9 different sheets, bursting with outdoor learning ideas! All you’ll need to bring is your outdoor clothes and a readiness to have fun!

This outdoor learning grid is designed with Early Years and Primary Infants in mind. It is an easy-to-read grid which gives you a variety of free, easy activities based around Shells! This is one of a range of Outdoor Learning Ideas I’ve created, that can be used as part of your planning or can be sent to parents as homework activities, to encourage parental engagement with your student’s learning and development. Outdoor learning encourages your students to engage with their imaginations and with nature, whilst developing their fine and gross motor skills. All the activities are in keeping with the ever popular ‘Playful Pedagogy’ within schools and nurseries and are cross curricular in nature. If you like this, please have a look at my other Outdoor Learning Idea grids or even take a look at my bundle which has 9 different sheets, bursting with outdoor learning ideas! All you’ll need to bring is your outdoor clothes and a readiness to have fun!