10 wedding activities that are perfect for making your class feel part of your upcoming wedding celebrations. Resources included: wedding dress prediction advice for the newlyweds marriage vows design the wedding cake wedding plans picture perfect honeymoon destination date ideas design your wedding dress my wedding plans My class are putting the last two resources in their time capsules they have made to look back on if they get married.

Character Education: ‘Education the mind without educating the heart is no education at all’. Aristotle Teach your pupils about values through learning about the lives of inspirational people. These 38 famous people are great examples of courage, ambition, kindness, perseverance, dignity, determination, strength, wisdom, creativity, leadership, standing up for what is right, empathy, resilience, failure, success, bravery, commitment, compassion, humility, innovation, optimism, selflessness and much, much more! This resource includes 40 pages, a front cover, a contents page and 38 pages each with a sketch of the famous person for pupils to colour in, an inspirational quote said by each famous person and space to write a short biography, where and when they were born, their values and lessons learned from their life story. The 38 inspirational people included are: Walt Disney Ruby Bridges Nick Vujicic Malala Yousafzai Albert Einstein Princess Diana Abraham Lincoln Mother Teresa Martin Luther King Jr. Rosa Parks Mahatma Gandhi J.K. Rowling Nelson Mandela Liz Murray Winston Churchill Michelle Obama Michael Oher Emmeline Pankhurst Maya Angelou Stephen Hawking Irena Sendlerowa Desmond Tutu Harriet Tubman Thomas Edison Helen Keller Michael Jordan Florence Nightingale Steve Jobs Oprah Winfrey Barack Obama Elizabeth Fry Bill Gates Betty Ann Waters Scott Neeson Anne Frank Lionel Messi John Lennon Audrey Hepburn

54 different ‘Funky Fingers’ Challenges. These challenges will support pupils to develop/strengthen their fine motor skills. Photos of the challenges set up that my class have already done are also included.

This resources includes a template for learning about the emotions that make you feel: happy worried jealous embarrassed sad nervous angry shy scared For each of the emotions children will be able to reflect on how it effects: their expression their thoughts how their body feels There is also space for a reflection on emotion control and what we can do to express our emotions in a positive way.

WWI Topic Bundle includes: Front cover What do you want to learn? M.A.I.N causes of WWI Allied Powers map Propaganda poster Methods of defence Battleships co-ordinates Letter from the trenches The life of a soldier venn diagram Soldier empathy (In their shoes) Treaty of Versailles viewpoints Consequences of WWI

Emotional check-in is a great way to support children to talk about their emotions. My class use our ‘emotional check-in’ display as they come into the classroom every morning. They attach their photo to the emotion they are feeling. I check our emotional check-in display when I am taking the register and will go and talk to any pupils who have said they are feeling unwell, sad, angry or anxious. I also check the display throughout the day as pupils can move their picture if they start to feel differently.

These activities can be used for any books your pupils have read. We use them as part of a personal reading journal each child has. Reading Shelf Reading Bingo Book Review Setting Profile 100 Adjectives Character Profile Story Sequel Differing Perspectives Famous Illustrator Character Inferences Comprehension Quiz In Their Shoes Empathy Story Mountain Book vs. Movie Movie Story Board

6 Resources linked to the book ‘The Day the Crayons Quit’ including: Comprehension/inference activity Writing activity Drawing/colouring activity Bar Graph activity & questions 2 versions included for both American and English spellings (color and colour). An answer key is also included.