Self esteem board game

This board game is played with a group of children. The aim being to collect tokens/counters/coins when they land on a treasure chest square. The other squares are self explanatory. I have saved it on a pdf over 2 pages so it is big enough to play.

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Emotional Literacy Support Assistant

If you are an ELSA or teaching assistant who teaches emotional literacy or a class teacher you may find some useful links/resources on this site.

www.elsa-support.co.uk

Olympic craft

Olympic torches

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Olympic ring craft

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Flag handprint wreath

Use your senses

Use this simple game to help children with their writing or speaking skills. Children to throw a die, count that number of squares and they either land on 'what can I see, what can I hear, what can I touch, what can I smell?' They must give a sentence describing what they see, hear, smell or touch. Obviously you can play this game anywhere, sitting in the playground, in the garden, in the school canteen, in the classroom etc.

Blogging event on the 29th Feb

I found this article on TES and found it very interesting. A blog will be opened on 29th Feb and people from all over the world will be able to write on it, including children. This will give a real sense of purpose for writing.

Read the article

This is the blog's link

Jelly Bean maths

Of course you could use real Jelly Beans but if you just want an activity which is better for teeth the use these cards and questions.

Phoneme frames with sound reminders

Print, laminate and use dry wipe pens for children to practise writing words. Use the one with lines for children to write a sentence.