The Brainy Learner

Looking for informative, interesting and useful posters or classroom displays all about neurons, the brain and the limbic system? These A4 Posters will be a great addition to your classroom space if you're learning about the brain and neurons. Contains 8 A4 Posters: *Neuron structure labelled *Neuron structure and function descriptions *Main areas of the brain labelled *Main areas of the brain with function descriptions *Main areas of the brain with limbic system labelled *Main areas of the brai

Looking for worksheets to help your students consolidate their understanding of the structure and function of the brain and limbic system? This pack includes: Coloured and Black and White versions of labelling the basic structure (four main lobes, spinal cord and cerebellum). Coloured version of labelling the structures of the limbic system. Coloured and Black and White versions of main lobes match up (matching structure to function) Coloured and Black and White versions of limbic system match

Brains are amazing! They allow us to think, feel, move, dance, sing, play sport, eat, and learn. In fact, they help us do everything in life. Although everyone’s brain looks the same, each of us have unique ways of thinking, doing and being. What are you great at? What makes you unique? How does your brain think, learn, know and feel? Use the brain picture to show your brain superpowers! These worksheets can be used for: Social and emotional learningIdentity and characteristicsGetting to know yo

Looking for worksheets to help your students consolidate their understanding of neuron structure and function? These student friendly worksheets are an excellent resource to help your students understand the structure and function of the neuron. This pack includes: Coloured and Black and White versions of labelling the basic structure of a neuron. Coloured and Black and White versions of labelling the basic structure of the neuron with word bank. Match up worksheet- matching structure of the ne

Emotional understanding and regulation are two important life skills because: Self-Regulation = Self-Control = Empowered and Prepared. These simple yet effective posters provide visual cues and step-by-step instructions of how to use each strategy. Each strategy is aligned to how we are feeling. Looking for strategies to help when your students are feeling emotionally or physically overwhelmed? Or do you want to explicitly teach your learners strategies they can put into place to help them feel

Looking for a different way to have your students reflect on their learning? Try Head, Heart & Hand. This strategy encourages students to think about their learning across three lenses- Head (cognition and change in knowledge and thinking), Heart (feelings) and Hand (physical action and next steps). This resource provides you with the A4 poster prompt, as well as the student worksheet.

Do you recognise and celebrate the Learner Profile Attributes? Are your students Caring? Inquirers? Balanced? Reflective? Open-minded? Communicators? Knowledgeable? Thinkers? Risk-Takers? Principled? These certificates can be used to celebrate your students. Each certificate is a different colour with brain clipart characters.

IB PYP Who We Are, Where We Are in Place & Time, How the World Works, How We Express Ourselves, How We Organise Ourselves, Sharing the Planet Need a cute cover for each Unit of Inquiry? These are black and white to let your students colour in and create a border for their books.

Helping our students understand the relationship between their emotions and feelings in their body is so important. Being able to recognise, label and describe emotions and bodily feelings is also an important skill for emotional awareness and regulation. These posters can help your students to understand their emotions and the body feelings that come with them - especially those that are similar such as butterflies in your tummy when you are feeling anxious or excited. This pack contains 6 pos

Do you use the Approaches to Learning in your classroom? These desk charts will help your learners to focus on a chosen skill. Students can choose from the nominated skills or come up with one of their own. They write the skill on their goal page, documenting their progress over five separate occasions until achieving success.

Looking for a variation on See, Think, Wonder? With a 'Connect' added to this Thinking Routine, have your students go further in their initial thinking. Can they make connections to something they know of already? Something they've learnt about? Seen? A book they've read? An experience they've had? Simple and effective to use in your classroom for any learning experience.

Looking for a creative way for your students to reflect on their learning? This resource includes both reflection prompt poster and the student worksheet. Try Coming Up Roses. What has been a blooming moment? What has been prickly? What has been planted in the soil?

Looking for a different way to have your students reflect on their learning? This resource includes the reflection prompt poster and student worksheet. Try the 4C Reflection strategy. This strategy encourages students to think about their learning across four questions - What are you confident about? What can you celebrate? What challenged you? What are you still curious about? A4 landscape worksheet ready to print and use

Use this quick and easy cut and paste activity to help your students learn about or consolidate their knowledge of the generalised functions of each brain hemisphere. Can also be used as a great starter to discuss brain health, development, learning and neuromyths. Answers Included! For science, biology, anatomy, biology or general classroom use.

IB, MYP, PYP Key Concept Posters specifically for Science Specialists or Science Units of Inquiry. Full page PDF for each of the Key Concepts as well as sentence stem posters, colour coordinated for each of the Key Concepts.

Looking for a way to brighten up your student reflections? Try these Rainbow Reflection Prompts. Students can choose their colour/prompt- or answer all of them. Flexible to suit your classroom. A4 landscape- ready to print and use!

Want to get your students interested in learning about the brain? Do this through the Thinking Routine: See, Think, Wonder, Connect. This resource includes a See, Think, Wonder, Connect graphic organizer worksheet and 10 pages of different representations of the brain. Use them as a provocation in science, anatomy, biology, health, psychology or a general classroom.

Looking for a fun way for your students to form pairs? Change up your normal routine and encourage students to work with and learn from different peers. These partner cards can help! Spread them out face-down, and have students choose a card. They then find their partner match. Examples- bacon and egg, butterfly and caterpillar, movies and popcorn. 28 cards (14 pairs!).

Are you teaching your students about growth mindset and the importance of positive self-talk? Looking for a way for students to document their thinking? These worksheets can help! Includes: 2 worksheets focused on changing our thoughts. EG: 'when my brain tries to tell me... I can tell myself.'2 worksheets for students to draw what they feel when they display a growth mindset.1 page for writing down all the positive self-talk sayings.1 colouring in page -'I have a Growth Mindset!'

Looking for a different way to have your students reflect on their learning? Try the 4C Reflection strategy. This strategy encourages students to think about their learning across four questions - What are you confident about? What can you celebrate? What challenged you? What are you still curious about? A4 landscape worksheet ready to print and use