Topic: Growing up, Life changes, Non-Fiction, PSHE & Citizenship
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Related Book: Doing It
Book Creator: Hannah Witton
Hannah Witton popular YouTube vlogger and author of Doing It creates amazing short videos to prompt young people to talk about sex and relationships, even the awkward bits!
In this new series of short videos, Hannah discusses 5 core areas of sex and relationships; body image, porn education, healthy relationships, sexual orientation and consent. Each video includes a discussion question helping you to launch the conversation about the topics.
Age Range: 3-6
Related Book: Ten Little Pirates
Book Creator: Mike Brownlow, Simon Rickerty
Teach children about counting and numbers with thee bestselling Ten Little series by Mike Brownlow and Simon Rickerty, perfect for reception or KS1 classes.
Download this fun Times Table Poster for your classroom
Topic: Growing up, Life changes, Mental Health, Non-Fiction
Related Book: Dare to Be You
Book Creator: Matthew Syed
PiXL and Hachette Children’s Group have collaborated on PiXL Change Makers based on Matthew Syed’s new book, Dare to Be You, the follow-up to the bestselling, award-winning You Are Awesome.
Themes: How hard change can be | That ‘normal’ doesn’t exist | How to silence the ‘Kid Doubt’ voice in our head | That we can embrace being different | That kindness is crucially important | How to choose our own path
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Topic: Growing up, Life changes, Mental Health, Non-Fiction
Related Book: You Are Awesome
Book Creator: Matthew Syed
From motivating pupils to try a new hobby or sport, to building confidence and resilience before SATs and the transition to secondary school, You Are Awesome makes for a great non-fiction class read and provides lots of opportunities for activities and discussion.
Download this fun poster for your classroom.
Themes: Growth Mindset | Growing Up | Confidence
Topic: Growing up, Life changes, Mental Health, Non-Fiction
Related Book: You Are Awesome
Book Creator: Matthew Syed
From motivating pupils to try a new hobby or sport, to building confidence and resilience before SATs and the transition to secondary school, You Are Awesome makes for a great non-fiction class read and provides lots of opportunities for activities and discussion.
Themes: Growth Mindset | Growing Up | Confidence
Topic: English
Age Range: 11-14
Related Book: Classics in Graphics: Shakespeare's Macbeth
Book Creator: Steve Barlow, Steve Skidmore, Wendy Tan
Help children discover Shakespeare’s Macbeth like they’ve never seen it – or read it – before with the Classics in Graphics series
The bards brilliant prose has been re-imagined into inclusive and engaging graphic novels that read like a favourite film, including pitch-perfect illustrations, dyslexia-friendly designs and encourages readers to see themselves in these iconic roles.
Download these discussion questions to use with your class
Themes: Literature | Plays
Topic: English
Age Range: 11-14
Related Book: Classics in Graphics: Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet
Book Creator: Steve Barlow, Steve Skidmore, Wendy Tan
Help children discover Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet like they’ve never seen it – or read it – before with the Classics in Graphics series
The bards brilliant prose has been re-imagined into inclusive and engaging graphic novels that read like a favourite film, including pitch-perfect illustrations, dyslexia-friendly designs and encourages readers to see themselves in these iconic roles.
Download these discussion questions to use with your class
Themes: Literature | Plays
Topic: Growing up, Life changes, Non-Fiction, PSHE & Citizenship
Related Book: Back On Track
Book Creator: Matthew Burton
A motivational and hopeful school handbook for students navigating uncertain times, from Head Teacher, Matthew Burton.
Whether facing assessments, a big change or having to make up for lost time, Head Teacher Matthew Burton is here to help students get motivated again.
Themes: Back to school | Motivation | Covid
Topic: Disability, Empathy, English, Life changes, Neurodiversity, Non-Fiction, PSHE & Citizenship
A unique guide to growing up perfectly weird and perfectly happy. Dr Camilla Pang who is here to share her scientific survival guide with you – so you can grow up with the courage to be yourself, no matter how different you feel or how tricky you might find it to connect.
Themes: Identity | Self-respect | Neurodiversity | Peer Pressure
Topic: Geography, Non-Fiction, Science
Related Book: The Cosmic Diary of our Incredible Universe
Book Creator: Steve Cole, Tim Peake
Told through the fascinating ‘diary’ of the Universe, this stunning book answers all the REALLY BIG QUESTIONS about how our incredible universe came to be – it’s the book for kids hungry to know more about space and our place it.
Themes: Space | Science | Physics | Astonomy
Topic: Non-Fiction, Science
Age Range: 7-11
Related Book: Brain Detective
Book Creator: Tim James
Help children uncover all the weird and wonderful quirks of their brains with in this fascinating new book from science teacher Tim James! Perfect for KS2 readers.
Themes: Science | Brain | Human Body | Non-Fiction
Topic: Empathy, Non-Fiction, PSHE & Citizenship, Politics, Race & identity
Related Book: Everyday Action, Everyday Change
Book Creator: Naomi Evans, Natalie Evans
Tackling prejudice can feel overwhelming and impossible. But with the Everyday Action, Everyday Change handbook, children aged 9+ will learn practical, bite-size strategies to make the world a fairer place and create true, sustainable change.
Themes: Activism | Race | Identity | Multiculturalism | Making change