Jungles aren’t just for animals. There are over 50 million people around the world who live in jungles. Children can use the minibeast art activity to identify different types of minibeasts and write down their names on each sheet.

Help your pupils learn about the rowers that made it over the Drake Passage with this fun impossible row reading comprehension.Mental Health Mindfulness Colouring - use this for World Mental Health Day or a lesson focussing on looking after ourselves from the inside out. The resource contains a wide variety of colouring sheets with patterns and mental-health related words, e.g. resilience, courage, positivity, peace and happiness. They'll look wonderful on your classroom wall! Our Growth Mindset Activity is the perfect visual tool to help your class learn how to identify and differentiate between positive and negative statements. Encourage your students to take responsibility for their own learning and well-being by providing them with tools and strategies for self-regulation. In addition, there is also an editable version of these colouring mindfulness activities, so that you can add your own positive mental health keywords. What other resources can support mindfulness for children?

Once children have completed these lovely pictures, they can be used as posters or home decorations! You could also use these animal colouring pictures for kids to support your child’s learning on wild animals and the jungle habitat. Why not get children to annotate each picture with names and descriptions of the animals? Included in these wild animal pictures to colour in are seven different wild animals. Each mindfulness animal colouring sheet has a different design to colour in, making not only the animal different on each sheet but also the pattern. The seven mindfulness animals are:Mindfulness colouring is used for calming and recentering individuals that feel under pressure, angry, upset or stressed. Our mindfulness colouring sheets including animals in a PDF format are also a cute way for children to learn about some new and exciting safari animals. This lovely set of colouring sheets feature a selection of different images all related to this topic. Great for a variety of activities, you can use them to reinforce fine motor skills, as inspiration for independent writing, or just for fun! Try putting the finished pictures up on display, or send them home for the parents. Colouring offers several important benefits that can help children in their development. Not only does it nurture their creativity and imagination, but it also improves their fine motor skills. Taking a moment in the day to let your children colour in and switch off from learning can be very valuable. This gives them a chance to practice their mindfulness skills - being present in the moment without outside distractions.