Links to free to use PSHE interactive resources, games, lesson plans, quizzes and printable activities, covering, Foundation/Pre-school, key stages 1 & 2, grades 1-6, ages 3-11 years. Teachers and parents, use the activities in school or at home with your children.
Here are 6 random links from this subject
Sharing A Shell Lesson Plan
Are learners able to work together, sharing resources and helping one another?
Un-muddle The Meals Interactive
Find out how meals are made from ingredients, from different food groups, and how you can eat a balanced diet.
Smartie The Penguin Download
Join in with Mummy Penguin’s song and follow the adventures of Smartie the Penguin as he learns how to be safe on the internet. A selection of safety resources from Childnet.
Starstruck Video
At school the class are set a task to make a video about their lives and experiences at an international school. Superstar Mandy Minstrel arrives to show the class how it’s done, much to 13-year-old Gabriel's delight. Monica is excited by the news as it gives her the chance to do her dream job of being a TV presenter. However, as the group prepare their video, it becomes clear that Monica is becoming a bit of a diva; she doesn't listen to the others and hogs the limelight whenever she can.
Spotacular Download
BBC Children in Need appeal week starts on 14 November - but the fun begins now! First, order your Spotacular Fundraising Kit by 16 September to be in with the chance of winning a visit from Pudsey Bear. Then, kick start the excitement and get your whole school on-board! You’ll find everything you need right here to start spreading the word and planning your fundraising. And don't forget to come back in September when we’ll have all the downloadable resources, lesson-plans and handy tips you’ll need for a spot (or two) of fundraising
How To Keep A Friendship Video
Megan and Jess are friends. Megan puts clips in her friend's hair and they laugh at the feather boas they put on. At school they try out for the relay team. Jess is the faster runner but she slows down to let her friend win. They are both selected for the school team and during the main race, Jess finally runs her fastest and beats Megan. Jess becomes popular with her classmates, which makes Megan unsure about how to handle her friend’s popularity as her mother is always pushing her to be the best.
