These crackers can be made by young children as well as adults. I have made them with children as young as Year 5, no problem providing that each component is already measured and cut out for them. Adults: you may make these for the dinner table as you can choose a nice gift for the inside instead of silly items, you can make each gift suit the person and label the cracker up as a dinner seating arrangement. The cracker snaps can easily be ordered on line and by replacing them each year, these crackers become re-cycleable. Have fun...

A one off lesson or to be used as a starter lesson; addressing the common themes in the play 'Endgame'.

A PowerPoint which explores the Lion’s family using key learning words: PRIDE, explaining it as children understand - Daddy & Mummy and baby: CUB. We touch upon the job roles of the two genders as well as how to recognise a LION from a LIONESS. The PowerPoint was designed for and used with 2 year olds entitled ‘Family’ (EYFS - Communication & Language and Understanding the World) however it would also suit as a starter or revision activity for older children. Could also be used as a assembly.

To be used along side the scheme of work 'Hatchet' by G Paulsen.

We are always being challenged to answer this question so here it is, a simple poster outlining the skills learnt while studying drama. The poster is colourful and is set out into four categories; job interview skills, personable skills, subject specific skills and team building skills.

A beautifully colour coordinated poster showing the pathways; to whom allegations, complaints and concerns of child abuse should be reported. This poster has the blank spaces for you to fill in with your local authorities numbers. Also included is a bullet point list of when OFSTED should be contacted, a useful go to guide to save time looking things up.