Set of Pokemon resources to support the use of zones of regulation Zones poster I can poster Breathing cards themed around Pokemon Keyring Pokemon zones visuals

Can be used for behaviour, completing tasks, reading challenge etc. 5 spaces per day, can be edited.

Through the use of the Zones of Regulation, I have adapted their colourful posters to create a Pokemon themed set. If you would like to find out more about the Zones of Regulation to support pupils becoming more emotionally aware of their feelings and how to control them, check out their website! I highly recommend this method when supporting pupil displaying traits of Autism and ADHD. This bundle also includes some mini interactive Pokeballs.

Fun comprehension passage designed for Year 2-3 pupils. The passage features decodable language and engaging concepts to help students practise important reading skills such as retrieval, inference, and vocabulary. As students follow Buzz through tall grass, they will encounter different types of Pokemon and use the Pokedex to learn more about them. With three retrieval questions, two inference questions, and four vocabulary questions, this comprehension passage is an excellent way to engage students in reading and help them develop their comprehension skills in a fun and exciting way. Whether your students are Pokemon fans or not, they are sure to enjoy following Buzz on his adventures and learning more about the fascinating world of Pokemon.

This resource can be laminated and placed on the desk or used on a keyring. They will support the zones of regulation chart that is used in schools. Thank you for downloading if you find the time please leave a review.

Pokemon Comprehensions with questions that require the use of vocabulary, inference, prediction, explanation, retrieval and summarising skills. These texts vary in difficulty and skill focus changes in some. Includes: Information sheets on Pokemon - Chansey, Charizard, Unown, Eevee, Corviknight, Trevenant and Snorlax Chapters from a Pokémon story - A New Journey and Farewell to a Friend Each question has an answer start beneath to help children write in full sentences. Perfect for Year 2/3/4 Pokémon loving classes.

I made this worksheet for my Year 3 class for a homework task to take advantage of their Pokémon Go obsession! They just have to look at each row of Pokémon and put their CP scores in order from smallest to largest. There are 3 differentiated versions - LA - Ordering 2-digit numbers (with a couple of 3-digit ones at the end!) MA - Ordering 3-digit numbers HA - Ordering 3-digit and 4-digit numbers

Our Pokemon – Reading Comprehension teaching resource is designed to engage students in a fun and educational way. The PDF download provided is not editable, ensuring the integrity of the material. An answer sheet is included for easy marking, facilitating efficient assessment. This resource focuses on developing a range of key skills crucial for effective reading comprehension. Students will enhance their Word Meaning abilities, as well as practice making inferences and creating summaries. The material also encourages Analysis and Evaluation skills, in addition to honing Content, Structure and Quality assessment abilities. Furthermore, students will work on retrieval techniques, predicting outcomes, and explaining and exploring textual elements. They will also engage in activities that involve Comparison and Synthesis, fostering a deeper understanding of the text. With an array of tasks that cater to different skill sets, our Pokemon – Reading Comprehension resource offers a comprehensive approach to enhancing literacy skills. By incorporating a popular and engaging theme such as Pokemon, students are motivated to participate actively in the learning process. This resource is ideal for educators seeking to enrich their reading comprehension lessons with engaging and effective materials that align with current educational standards. Download our Pokemon – Reading Comprehension resource today to provide your students with a stimulating and educational experience.

This Powerpoint consists of 10 morning activites all based around pokemon. There are 5 maths based activities covering different topics and 5 english activities that need different skills to complete. The presentation is completely editable, so can be adjusted to fit the skills of your class if necessary. Some of these would work as good time fillers as well if you had twenty minutes to spare or wanted to look at a skill in depth. My class really enjoyed them. I have tried to make it so they can all be enjoyed, whether the children play pokemon or not.

A lesson designed around catching Pokemon. It will helps students understand the concepts of levels, moments and pressure by summarizing them all up as one large task. There is a worksheet to help students answer the ultimate question... Given the physics information, who is the only Pokemon who can help you?

10 pages of spelling activities based on Pokemon. Activities to practice the spelling of common exception words (KS1). PDF pack of literacy resources that covers National Curriculum KS1 objectives (but based on a topic that could also be of interest to slightly older learners). Perfect for homeschooling, as a homework project, to supplement other classroom learning, to use with SEN pupils, those with gaps in their KS1/KS2 knowledge or those who would simply benefit from a re-cap. I am a homeschooling mum of a 7 year old child with Asperger’s (and a range of other SEN), as well as a former secondary school/SEN teacher. He responds well to project-based learning and so I figured others might benefit from this approach too! I am only just getting started with selling my resources so I would be very grateful for any feedback.

Reception to Year 2 ‘d’ is for dragon’ with a Pokemon theme. Learning Goals: To improve Handwriting, Spelling and Letter recognition. Australian Curriculum Foundation/Reception: Produce some lower case and upper case letters using learned letter formations (ACELY1653) Year 1: Write using unjoined lower case and upper case letters (ACELY1663) This resource was custom-made for a student and was a success!! Great resource for students with Dyslexia, delayed handwriting skills. Introduction to simple sentences, proper nouns and verbs, ‘Dragonite can fly’. More of this resource theme to come! stay tuned! #handwriting #spelling #dragon #pokemon #dragonite

An enjoyable settling activity which consolidates knowledge of colours and numbers 1-8 in French

A collection of worksheets I made for a cover lesson about fractions students shade in the pokemon to match fractions good for low ability but with some challenge added, also included is a convert percentages to fractions and shade 75% etc of a pokemon

4 pages of activities based on Pokemon. Activities to practice using positional language, coordinates and following directions (KS1). PDF pack of numeracy resources that covers National Curriculum KS1 objectives (but based on a topic that could also be of interest to slightly older learners). Perfect for homeschooling, as a homework project, to supplement other classroom learning, to use with SEN pupils, those with gaps in their KS1/KS2 knowledge or those who would simply benefit from a re-cap. I am a homeschooling mum of a 7 year old child with Asperger’s (and a range of other SEN), as well as a former secondary school/SEN teacher. He responds well to project-based learning and so I figured others might benefit from this approach too! I am only just getting started with selling my resources so I would be very grateful for any feedback.

Teach inference and PEE Paragraphs to students using Pokemon! You don't even need to know anything about Pokemon to use it effectively! These lessons work well as one big rolling lesson so you can move at whatever pace works best. It works well for any age range and any ability. There's a range of activities available from watching an episode and analysing the relationships to creating Pokedex entries about Pokemon. I do not own any rights to Pokemon. All clips have been taken from Youtube and all images from Google.

Three worksheets included. Red - LA 2’s, 3’s, 5’s and 10’s Green - MA 2’s, 3’s, 4’s, 5’s and 10’s Purple - HA 2’s, 3’s, 4’s, 5’s, 6’s, 10’s and 12’s These were used for the first lesson of multiplication with my class. They thoroughly enjoyed the activity and the challenge and extension kept them working all lesson. This lesson was to promote using mental multiplication and using the commutative law when hey thought that they couldn’t solve it (e.g. 11 x 2= ‘don’t know my 11 times table’ - use the commutative law to make it easier)

A wordsearch including 30 different types of Pokemon.

Simple Year 2 Comprehension paper taken from a Pokemon book.

A Pokemon themed SATs reasoning paper based on the 2017 paper 2