This PSHE lesson is all about personal space. Part of the lesson was aimed at ensuring children know who they can talk to when things are troubling them as well. The flipchart resource also is a useful aide alongside the plan.

This PSHE lesson is all about friendship. The accompanying resources link specifically to the plan to guide the lesson.

This worksheet combines 3-digit column subtraction with dienes apparatus. This is useful to link column subtraction through the use of tactile resources and the process using the numbers themselves. This is particularly useful as this worksheet involves borrowing. This resource for column subtraction can be used for any age group and is great to use in and out of lessons.

Loads of easy to play games with classes of any age (EY and Primary) with minimal resources! Fill in those 5 minute gaps with interactive games, great for bringing the class together in a fun way and integrating those who may struggle to form friendships. The document is hyperlinked to key areas of social communication and wellbeing such as self-esteem. Have fun playing!

Based the PSHE Association guidance for PSHE planning for pupils with SEND, this series of lessons is suitable for all primary aged year groups. Targeted questioning and objective matching will enable teachers to use all of the including lessons at a level suitable for their students. Included are 13 lesson plans and presentations, which range from about 15-30 minutes. The beauty of these lessons are that resources are to a minimum. Visuals are used in all lessons to support students of all needs including EAL. The lessons are grouped by topic: self-awareness; self-care; managing feelings and personal space. Referring to the key objectives will lead you to a successful lesson alongside these resources. Everything is there and waiting for you!

I used this as a passport to the right hand of God so to speak, their qualities that make them so important to the Catholic Church.

A half-term plan for Celts & Romans topic. Ideally suited for new Curriculum as Celts & Romans are not taught individually.

Can be used with any class really to get them excited about a topic or writing activity about dragons. Set to some music, the PP shows a variety of dragons to stimulate conversation and shared writing.

Year 2 objective relating multiplication and division. 2 lessons with 2 ActivInspire flipcharts. Perfect following Active Primary Abacus scheme of work.

5 lessons including one grammar lesson connected to Year 2 Wordsmith unit, 'What Would You Do?' Story sequencing and making predictions. Resources include differentiated resources as well as EAL support.

2 worksheets to use alongside the book ‘The Three Wishes’ by David Melling.

4 lessons for Year 2 Wordsmith unit 'What Would You Do?' Conjunctions grammar lessons and letter writing. One additional lesson on synonyms on plan (without resources).

4 lessons for Year 2 Wordsmith unit, 'What Would You Do?' Discusses the book, feelings and some practical activities. Planning indicates differentiation including EAL.

Perfect level for Year 1. Describing settings. 3 levels of differentiation.

This lesson is about differences between us all. A short flipchart accompanies this plan.

This lesson is all about bullying and people’s feelings. The images, videos and activities are all designed to illicit discussion and vocabulary related to the topic. Please note, the first video link should be watched beforehand. Please judge if this time set is appropriate for your year group. This lesson was taught to Year 2 and 3 classes.

This pack of resources is for a lesson teaching about the various layers of the rainforest. Each resource can be grouped together with children working in small groups for each one. This can lend itself well to a poster and presentation.

This lesson is designed around how children can show random acts of kindness. The files include a lesson plan with accompanying flipchart as well as a template to use for the main activity.

It’s 2021 and some of us are back online or STILL online! This Sports Day designed for online classes has 14 events to test children’s throwing, catching, running, jumping and lots of other good stuff including Maths! Children can compete in all the events to score a maximum of 4 points in each. Each event is limited by time or by amount of attempts. An equipment list is also included and thankfully, it is limited to things most children will have at home. This online Sports Day resource has been delivered to a Year 3 class and could very easily be used by any year group in primary. I hope you like it and please leave a comment on your thoughts!

A collection of images that can be used to discuss Epiphany.