This playful resource gives children the structure they need to help them guide through their thoughts and reflecting on their week by asking 4 simple questions. What have I tried this week? What am I grateful for this week? What did I find interesting this week? What was fun this week? The file contains a colour version and a black and white version of the worksheet. Helping children think about their week will help nurture their self awareness, emotional growth, and encourage goal setting for the future. This can become a regular part of the week and may even become a habit for way beyond leaving school.

A wonderful beginning of the year activity where kids are encouraged to think about what who they are. One academic year is a long time for children to grow and so much can change. This activity invites the children to explore their present and future selves, who they want to be, thinking positively about the year ahead and all the exciting things that can happen.

A set of 72 colourful ‘would you rather’ cards, great to use as an ice breaker on transition days and to use to develop communication and social skills.

This A-Z all about me challenge is the perfect activity to be used on transition days or to used as a wellbeing activity. Ask the children to think of something about themselves that begins with each letter of the alphabet. It can be an hobby, quality, adjective about themselves, fact or anything creative! This activity encourages children to think deeper about themselves and what makes them the person they are. The kids can share their ideas with each other in class to get to know each other but it is also gives you a great insight into each student. Why not play along and let your new students get to know you?

A fun and engaging ice breaker game that asks children to find a peer in the class that the statement belongs to. It is a great way to get the kids moving around their classroom, find out more about their peers, and encourages new friendships. Perfect for transition days and back to school.