A movement break is a short interval to allow children to move their bodies to help to reengage their brain and attention. A movement break is literally that – a break to get up and move. This can really mean anything – stretches, action songs, aerobics, yoga or games. Although this is particularly helpful for children with ADHD or autism it is effective for all children. Quick, frequent breaks not only enable students to stay focused on learning but can actually improve learning. These cards can be used at times when you assess a child is in need of a break from sitting still or just at regular intervals throughout the day. Simply pass a card to a child when they are becoming agitated, they can carry out the activity and then return to the lesson. 20 different activity cards showing words and images for the child to follow. Clipart images courtesy of Kari Bolt Illustrations.

An assembly script used for a class assembly on Children in Need. This was performed with a year 4 class and lasted about 15 minutes.

This assembly considers 21st century problems in a humorous way before considering what Children in Need does, who it helps and challenges students to ‘Do their thing’. 50% of the proceeds from this sale will be donated to the Children in Need Charity, so please ‘Do your thing’.

Caring for children, meeting needs, factors affecting, Maslow's hierarchy, good starting points for discussion or group work.

Get your pupils writing amazing stories about Pudsey and Blush using this fun lesson idea. Using the worksheet pupils can spend time colouring in Pudsey, Blush and the forest and then with a more academic focus they can write a story about how Pudsey and Blush came to be in the forest on Children in Need Appeal Night. (The colouring picture has been put together by myself) There are some example story titles on Pudsey and Blush display cards to get your pupils imagination flowing. Use word to download. I hope this activity is useful to many of you.

Ideal activity to use for Children in Need. Can be used as an adult led or independent activity. Chn to order and cut Pudsey from small to big - encourages children to use size related vocabulary related to space, shape and measure.

Fun activity linked to Children in Need

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14 Pages of numeracy, literacy and games to enjoy whilst teaching children the importance of the Children in Need campaign.

I have put together a short presentation for an assembly for use during Children in Need. You could also use this during tutor/mentor time. This presentation: Introduces what Children in Need is about Provides information for what Children in Need aims to achieve Includes videos of real life Children in Need experiences and events Gives students some ideas for how they could get involved This can be used across all Key Stages. I hope this saves you and your teams some time, enjoy!

Investigation on perimeter for mixed ability pairs. Booklet format for children to complete. Challenge questions. Could extend using area instead. Sheet of Children in Need themed word problems. Red questions are easier, yellow are medium, Green are harder questions.

Students work to solve a crime based on the theme of Children in Need. Students must use their maths skills to break a number of codes to reveal clues to the identity of a thief who stole a schools fundraising for the Children in Need charity. To solve the clues students must use addition, division and algebra. Resource aimed at low ability Year 7 students who have been introduced to algebra including expanding brackets and finding the value of x. Addition and division tasks used to allow students to recap on previous learning in this area and develop further confidence in solving these problems.

An activity I created to tie in Children in Need with our Spanish lesson

Here are a few activities to support children who are working well below ARE for Year 3. They are designed to be used in the classroom so that children who require support can be included in all or parts of Literacy lessons based on the book Stone Age Boy.

Masterclass Webinar created live for The Adopter Hub in April 2020, during lockdown for Covid19. Suitable for parents/carers/teachers homeschooling children with SEMH, ADHD, ACEs, SEND and other behavioural needs in lockdown or in general. Thanks for a great webinar today! I teach in further education and am now also homeschooling my nine year old adopted daughter with special needs. I got so many useful tips and links today so thank you. - Amanda, parent This webinar key aspects of homeschooling specifically for pupils with addtional behavioural needs. Key topics: -You - how are we putting on our own oxygen masks first? -Safety First (Learning Second) - how to get them from the ceiling to the desk (or kitchen table) -School expectations - working with school and how to balance school’s requirements with reality -Differentiation - making the work, work for your child and their needs -Exams?! What exams?! -Connection- building a (virtual) team of support -Back to you “This really helped me just focus on what is important and that is my son. The key thing that I have learnt is that we are not going to achieve anything if both of us are not calm.” - Julian, parent

This e-book on “Handling Children will with Special Needs” discusses children with special needs. Children with special needs are children that need more personalized and defined guidance and direction. This book is relevant for teachers, parents, social workers, psychologists, medical officers, nurses, speech therapists and others who handles children with special needs from time to time. It covers forms of child abuse, counseling special needs children, Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and a good special need screening procedures.

This unit includes tons of fun games, printables, flashcards, and an adapted book to help your students learn about geography. Geography is a great social studies theme to work on and this unit allows you to differentiate for a wide range of types of learners! Here is what's included: - 16 Flashcards with definitions - Hunting for a Hamburger: 13 page adapted book with all vocabulary terms; matching pieces included - 3 comprehension worksheets - 10 matching worksheets - I have, who has? Game - Bingo - with 2 levels of difficulty of calling cards and 10 boards Vocabulary: island, peninsula, waterfall, beach, river, ocean, lake, mountain, hill volcano, desert, country, continent, city, state, capital Great for children with autism or special needs - these materials are hands on and easy to understand!

These resources form one full lesson that allows students to explore the charity/campaign ‘Children in Need’ whilst also working on their proof reading skills and their SPaG accuracy. Also included is an extract on the charity and a set of questions to be answered.

A mixed set of word problems linked to Children in Need. Aimed at Year 3 targets for addition, subtraction and multiplication. Includes finding the difference, bar model and 'I am thinking of a number...' style questions. Numbers could easily be made more tricky for older year groups.

Children in need non fiction extract with bronze, silver and gold level questions based on the reading skills: retrieval, inference, prediction, vocabulary, explain and summarise. Ideal for UKS2.

All the money from the purchase of this resource will go towards Children In Need. Race the timer and Pudsey to see how quickly you can recognise all the Phase 2 phonemes. Join in with Pudsey's game to work out what phonemes are hiding behind the spots. Have a go at writing some of Pudsey Bears CVC words.