Back to School COVID-19 lockdown review workbook for children once the stay at home order and quarantine is over. Back to school activities for wellbeing, mental health & communication skills. COVID-19 has affected every human being’s life in one way or another. Now, more than ever, we should be safeguarding and promoting the well-being of the children in our care. With mental health concerns rising in children even before the Coronavirus struck, we have a responsibility to employ children with an arsenal of coping mechanisms and strategies to cope with stress and worries. This booklet provides children with 7 structured tasks that can be completed at their own pace. They focus on: • Discussing the best and worst parts of life in lockdown • Celebrating one’s successes and new-found skills • Allowing the child some time to relax with mindful activities • Empowering children to communicate feelings & concerns This download includes: PDF version of the 7-task workbook Word Document version of the 7-task workbook for editing Two fonts for editing the Word Document My Distance Learning Projects Perfect for whilst we’re away from school or for homework, these independent projects can help to develop your children’s writing and creativity in a variety of areas. X Distance Learning Project: Apocalypse Theme X Distance Learning Project: Detective Theme X Distance Learning Project: Space Theme X Distance Learning Project: Island Explorer Theme X Distance Learning Project: Design a New Country X Distance Learning Project: My Dream House

Hello Fellow Teachers, Here is a home learning project based on Inspirational People that will be used whilst the children are off school. This resource spreads across 3 tasks (could be set weekly or daily) which last for an hour-long each. The tasks have the following LOs: LO: To choose and research my inspirational person LO: To present an interview as a playscript LO: To create an action plan for success This task would work great for KS2 (Key Stage 2) and it fits in with the Year 3 national curriculum expectation for PSHE and RE. I upload my tasks as both an editable .docx / Word document, and as a PDF in case the alignment doesn’t work on your computers. **Some of my resources use downloadable fonts. They can be downloaded form the links below: Primary Penmanship font: https://www.dafont.com/kg-primary-penmanship.font Wildemount font: https://www.dafont.com/wildemount.font** If you’re looking for other home-learning projects, here are links to the other resources I’ve put together for my KS2 children. LKS2 Space themed: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/space-lks2-home-learning-project-12282480 UKS2 Space themed: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/space-6-week-english-project-for-ks2-12269809 Apocalypse themed: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/apocalypse-6-week-english-project-12270297 Detective themed: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/detectives-7-week-english-project-12270301 Romans & Celts themed: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/romans-and-celts-home-learning-project-12278939

Hi, fellow teachers! Here’s a free resource for you- it contains a PDF and a wordx document version of an emotion graph where children can plot characters’ emotions throughout a story. Enjoy!

Here is a pack of resources for creating a class display for your new classes! included: Sword and shield shiet (chn create a coat of arms for themselves and set 3 sword targets) Outlines for knight/superhero swords for completed targets

I was looking online for a booklet-style food diary that looked good, and alas I could not find one! So I spent a couple of minutes putting this together before school this morning. Graphics are by GraphicsPassion, and the font can be downloaded here: https://www.dafont.com/sea-balance.font? I collected the graphics onto the back page so you can play around with them as images if needed. The days can also be reordered to fit your timetable. Hope it’s helpful!

Hi there, This resource pack is a prescriptive six week course for children for BSL. 6 stand alone lessons with all the resources sorted for you! Covered: alphabet, animals, numbers, days of the week, months, greetings. If you want any individual lesson, just message me and I can separate out those resources for you for a smaller price.

Hi there, Here is a small pack of resources for a 'What is fruit?' lesson. They're not very detailed, and are mainly meant for an introduction lesson and therefore I'll be sharing them for free :) Please feel free to comment or message me and I'll endeavour to help any way I can, Miss Ritchie

This is a resource to use for things such as PSHE, RE, Class assemblies, English (recognising speech in text) and other lessons :) Enjoy!