A simple and low-prep PSHE financial education worksheet to help pupils understand the difference between needs and wants. Children sort a range of everyday items into needs, wants or both, encouraging discussion, reasoning and financial awareness. Some items are deliberately open to interpretation, making this a great resource for partner-talk or a whole-class discussion. This resource is ideal for: KS2 PSHE lessons focussing on money Introducing financial education and budgeting Cross-curricular links with Maths A starter activity, plenary or a quick standalone lesson What’s included: Needs and wants sorting activity (PDF) Items designed to promote discussion and justification. Curriculum links: PSHE – managing money, making choices, understanding needs and wants. If you found this resource useful, please leave a review. You may also be interested in my financial education units coming soon to my TES shop.

Engage your pupils in rich discussion and historical comparison with this low-prep Then and Now Oracy activity, using two contrasting classroom images: a Victorian classroom and a modern day classroom. This resource is designed as a discussion starter to support speaking and listening, historical enquiry and comparative language. Includes: 2 high quality images (both AI-generated) Sentence stems to support structured talk Carefully selected vocabulary to scaffold Suitable for display, printing or use on slides. Works well as a hook for a lesson or new History unit. While this resource is free to download, the graphics were created by The Young Learners Club and may not be reused or redistributed separately.

A simple and respectful KS2 Remembrance Day PowerPoint and discussion activity, perfect for classroom learning or assemblies. Includes: What Remembrance Day is and why it’s observed; Outlines when it takes place; Introduces the history and symbolism of the poppy; Encourages reflection through a classroom or assembly discussion task; Shows how people remember today. Ideal for introducing Remembrance Day in a calm and age-appropriate way. Available for download in PDF format. While this resource is free to download, the graphics were created by The Young Learners Club and may not be reused or redistributed separately.