How am I feeling? Moodmeter
Our ‘mood meter’ is a great way to encourage discussions (one-on-one or group) about how people are feeling.
Our ‘mood meter’ is a great way to encourage discussions (one-on-one or group) about how people are feeling.
An alphabet pack where each letter (A-Z) and number (0-9) displays the Braille equivalent.
Learning about the human body can be an overwhelming task. The app, My Incredible Body, is an ideal way to get started.
A poster for encouraging students to think differently or from a new perspective. Available in three colours. A4 size.
Our colourful cards contain 22 skills for encouraging students in learning, life and work.
The Human Body by Tinybop is a simplified guide of what we’re made of and how we work.
Cartoon children displaying 8 different expressions. From left to right: afraid, worried, awkward, surprised, sad, excited, overjoyed and happy.
Cartoon children displaying 14 different expressions. Happy, sad, worried, overjoyed, surprised, afraid, excited, comfortable, glad, awkward, embarrassed, cross, astonished, confused.
A colourful banner to remind students to think before they speak. It’s a great way to create a culture of kindness in the classroom.
Take everything you’ve learned from last year and strive to make this year, the best one yet!
Create your own “Hello my name is” labels! The PDF is ready to print on Avery J8165 label paper.
A basic CV template for children introducing them to the process of jobseeking and exploring future careers.
