This board game can be used as a fun speaking and listening tool to encourage your students to practise speaking about their feelings while...
This is a fun worksheet that is designed to be used along with the Zones of Regulation. Students look at each Emoji facial expression and th...
This worksheet is designed to be used along with the Zones of Regulation. Students look at each scenario and then colour the heart based on...
These 2 worksheets assist students in being able to look at facial expressions to determine how others are feeling. Teachers may choose t...
These chatterboxes are a terrific speaking and listening activity that can be used with a teacher, adult or older partner to help younger st...
Feelings Bingo is a terrific game in which students will learn to identify different facial expressions that represent different feelings....
The Emotion Mats are a fantastic Emotions rotation or ‘Fast Finishers’ activity. Students are given the opportunity to practise creating fac...
The ‘I Am Who Is - Feelings' class game introduces students to a variety of facial expressions and emotions. It is a terrific activity to do...
These Feeling Sliders and Scales are a terrific non-verbal way to check in with your students and how they are feeling. It encourages studen...
These Emotions and Feelings Student Reference Cards give students a basic understanding that everybody experiences different feelings in dif...
This recount assessment includes blank space for students to write their own personal recount and draw an accompanying picture. It includes...
This quiz allows students to revise and demonstrate their understanding of the structure of recounts including the purpose of the 5Ws, orien...
These templates are a fun addition to use when publishing student holiday recounts at the start of each term. The summer holiday recount...
This template is a terrific resource to use if looking to extend some students and encourage more detail in the usual weekend recount. Wh...
This activity is a fun way to help students generate ideas to practise writing imaginary recounts while building their ability to follow the...
When teaching students the basic structure of recounts, these planning templates are differentiated to suit a range of abilities and assist...
Use this simple resource to give students a range of common experiences that they can choose to write a personal recount about. Print and...
Students will experience a basic recount planner by drawing pictures to represent Where, Who and What they did on the weekend, holidays or o...
Students will cut and paste the mixed-up ideas for the recount to match the 5W category they belong to. Once complete they will use those id...
This is a fun game to use when introducing recount writing following a weekend, holiday, important event or a language experience. It will h...
These Writing Recounts Student Reference Cards give students a clear reminder of how to use the 5Ws (Who, What, Where, When and Where) when...
These colourful posters can be printed in a variety of sizes to use on a classroom word wall or as a student reference cards. They will give...
These recount prompt posters are a colourful addition to your classroom to help prompt students to use the 5 W’s when writing recounts. U...
Print and display this simple Recount poster when introducing this concept to your class. The display provides a clear example of a basic re...
Print and display this simple Recount poster when introducing this concept to your class. The display provides a clear example of a basic re...
This resource has been designed to assess students’ understanding of formal and informal use of language. This resource is part of the Degre...
This presentation is set up in the style of a quiz and contains 15 questions and answers. It provided opportunities for students to consolid...
This worksheet presents students with a scenario where they must write two emails demonstrating their understanding of the difference betwee...
In this worksheet, students are given sentences that are written in language that is too informal. Students must use their knowledge of the...
This worksheet asks students to decide on the audience and purpose for 12 scenarios. Once decided, students will record whether formal or in...
