This game is a super fun revision tool. Including a snakes and ladders game with a range of questions to promote revision and knowledge of the healthy living Unit 9 in Btec level 2 health and social care. Also another game which is the same with extra pictures added, this supports differentiation and provides extra prompts. Finally, a blank template is included to challenge students to research and produce their own game! Select to suit each individual student! Students roll the dice, play the traditional way, answering questions to move up the ladder, moving down the snake if unsure but can revisit by playing again. Btec, OCR, GCSE, A level health and social care, healthy living. External assessment/ exam. All you need is a dice for each game. Have fun!

A flexible activity to promote exploration, thinking skills and research skills, great for both the outdoor environment and carrying out further research from books or the internet. There are pictures of nature in the left column, children can interpret these pictures as they wish. Then in the other column boxes there are prompts to write, draw and find out a fact about something the child does not know yet about what they have found. Extra sheets are included for children to add their own pictures or write up extra facts and so on. Supports play, learning, science and nature, key stage one and two, eyfs/ eyfp, outdoor, also a useful teaching tool for child development, e.g. CACHE, BA Honours Early childhood studies and more, students could test it out and evaluate how children learn etc

Health and Social care, unit 2 care values matching game btec Teacher tips; This is a fun, engaging game, simply print out the pages, for each card, the ‘make a match’ writing is on one side and either a picture or writing on the other. Once printed out, fold in half and either glue or laminate. Print out as many sets as you like to suit your students needs. This game will develop their knowledge of care values. An example game could be to work out who has their matching card, could also be played in other ways. Btec level 2, unit 2, Health and social care..

Forest school lesson/ session plans These plans have been successfully used for a primary school programme by a forest school leader. There are links to the curriculum- literacy and numeracy, Roman and Celt theme/ topic links, adult/ child led activities, health and safety, resources required, differentiation and more, also a tool safety poster.

Outdoor den building; Handy hints and tips to enhance numeracy in the outdoors! Adaption and challenge tips and questions to promote thinking skills and support differentiation. Forest school inspired, lots of holistic learning opportunities. This could be carried out with children one to one, in pairs and groups.

Excellent range of resources to support STLS teaching and learning in schools, can also cross reference to childcare and health and social care. Included are eye catching power points such as equality and diversity, a values activity, introduction to the role of a teaching assistant, hand out on how to review, session plans and more. These can be used to support CACHE/ City and Guilds/ and so on. Whether you teach/ train/ assess or a student looking for study help, these resources are great!

This worksheet aims to develop numeracy skills. Counting, ordering and comparing size in a fun and engaging activity.

A fun, active and exciting forest school inspired Halloween treasure hunt. Your little explorers can have fun creating mini spooky pumpkins, hiding them and treasure hunting for each others! Download the first edition absolutely FREE!

Advert to get ideas about advertising a forest school session.

For children, parents, families to have fun, be creative and learn about safety on bonfire night.

Safe and protective environments for Babies and Young children To demonstrate the process of hand washing for young children. Convey the importance of hand washing for young children Health and social care, childcare A 7 page power point presentation about hand washing and a protective environment.

Theorist, Abraham Maslow; cootie catcher assignment/ revision tool for CACHE/ BTEC/ EYE/ CHILDCARE/ CHILD DVELOPMENT These Cootie Catchers are a super fun revision tool. Including a cootie catcher with a range of questions to promote revision and knowledge of the theorist Abraham Maslow's Hierarchy of needs. Contains pictures. Also another cootie catcher which has extra pictures added, this supports differentiation and provides extra prompts. Select to suit each individual student! How to play; Once the cootie catcher is made, one player picks an image. These may be in the form of coloured circles/ shaped depending on the subject. These are to represent a colour, for example there might be a PINK trainer and a PURPLE bed and Black berries etc. The player then spells out the colour of the image. This will land on 4 of the 8 images again, the player picks an image to open at this point. The question is read out by the other player and an answer is attempted, it can be discussed in pairs if required as it all helps with exam revision. Text books, internet, class notes can assist with the answers and revision. A blank template has been included for students to create their own. There is an answer sheet, in some questions there may be more answers available than are on the answer sheet Good luck and have fun!