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A collection of 15 activities & guided reading questions, designed to accompany a book study on Sandra Dieckmann's Leaf. This unit is perfect if you are looking to study books which have more acceptance, tolerance and inclusion as their theme. Will the animals learn not to 'judge a book by its cover'? Featuring a variety of reading and whole story activities, word-level activities, and text writing activities, as detailed below: Section 1: Prediction Adult Instructions Prediction Sheet Sec

I created this set because I knew I wanted something for my own classroom as the children return to a totally different kind of schooling. Many people across the internet have been talking about ideas for staying safe, staying happy and generally surviving this tricky time, for which I will be forever grateful...but I knew I very definitely wanted something visual and concrete in my classroom. Something I could refer to and the children could see, too. Something bright, fun and, above all, reas

With children not being able to have any close contact, I thought these posters would be a nice reminder that we can still show we care in many different ways! I hope you and your class like them, and they bring a bit of reassurance in such an uncertain time! They are also available within my Socially Distanced Schooling pack, along with some "Keeping Safe" posters (x6), and "What can I play from so far away?" posters (x24 game suggestions), and some banners for if you wish to put them on bulle

This is just a bit of light-hearted fun during what is a pretty anxious time for kids (and adults)! Coronavirus / COVID-19 can seem really scary to little ones but it's good to know that even basic handwashing can really help. This song reminds children about some of the things they should and shouldn’t do when washing their hands. The last verse in particular...well, we all know those little ones who are sent to wash their hands and are then immediately putting those clean hands somewhere they