This resource includes 2 worksheets one that asks questions about children's friends and another to promote making new friends within their class. This is a resource that can be used in a variety of ways: - As a PSHCE lesson - Start of the year activity - Transition day - Writing activity - RE -Special people lesson They can even be used as homework and would make a great display

New years resolution sheets to encourage children to make themselves targets and set goals for 2016. There are 2 different sheets one reads 'This year I will' and the other 'My New Years resolution is' and each comes with a thin and wide lined option depending on ability and writing style of the children. These are great for PSED, SEAL and citizenship work and make a great display!

Observation template sheets suitable for both Nursery and Reception as well as day care settings. The long observation includes areas of learning and age level, as well as characteristics of effective learning. The short ones are briefer but still include CEL. I have been using these a while and find them easy to use and assess with.

A new years resolution worksheet to help children plan their goals and targets for next year. this sheet encourages children to think about what they want to do, why they want to do it, and list the things that they will do to achieve it. Can be used for a range of ages and lessons for example, PSHCE SEAL, citizenship and can also be used to make a great display or class book.

A staff room display to thank staff, staff can display their messages of thanks on these sheets. They are a lovely way to show your appreciation for good deeds and hard work!

pack includes: Alien words cards, assessment sheet and Power Point presentation (including a timed reading game) all have an alien logo on to help children identify them. Also included is an assessment sheet with regular words. Each piece includes about 20 words and is great for the run up to the screening!

simple grids to record the phonemes that children know from phase 2 - 5. Also includes tricky words from phase 2,3,4, and 5. Each grid has a column to add each child's initials ( there are 30 rows but can be edited to suit your class) I have used this grid for a few years now and find it great as you can see your whole class gaps at a glance and it can be added to at the end of each half term. You could even use different colours to record each half term so that you can see their progress.

An end of year evaluation for the children to fill in, maybe these could be sent home to parents or up to their next teacher. Children can have the chance to think about what they have enjoyed throughout the year and areas that they still need to improve on as well as targets for the following year.

Star charts for children to fill in, when their chart is full they could get a reward. There is a range of colours for the children to choose from. You could add stickers to it or laminate it and use dry wipe pens.

A worksheet for children to evaluate the year and to look ahead to the next one. what has gone well this year? what have they enjoyed? what have they achieved? what would they like to do next year? A great opportunity for PSHE, SEAL, self evaluation and goal setting.

A way for children to thank each other for good deeds, encourage them to thank children and adults for the kind and helpful things they do for them. Makes a lovely classroom board ( title sheet included) and is a good all year round PSHCE activity. This can be used throughout both primary and high school with any ability.

A noise chart to display in your classroom to tell children how loud you expect them to be during the lesson. This can be laminated and has an arrow to be attached (use a split pin to be able to point it to different stars)

Alien themed writing sheets - differentiated for writing ability (half lined, thin lines, no lines)

An alternative to school uniform signing at the end of the year just print all the children out a shirt (maybe enlarge to A3) and let them collect their signatures and messages, a great keepsake for the children!