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PSHE
1 Children of the World
1 Children of the World Starter Pack
Starter Pack
A cultural kit containing items from all over
the world. Includes: teacher’s notes,
chopsticks, small lantern, rattle, pan pipes,
monkey drum, Russian nesting dolls, mini
globe, rickshaw, worry dolls, friend-catcher,
recycled drummer, dancing sticks, and
‘Children of the World’ giant photopack.
PCHSTAR
2 People of the World
Figures
High quality wooden set of 3 multicultural
families in traditional clothing. Each set spans
3 generations and is ideal for discussions on
family, diversity or simply used in small world
play. 18pk. 2 People of the World Figures
FPWF
3 Talk Balls
We have designed these lovely ‘ice-breakers’
themed on family & friends and wishes &
feelings with 85 open-ended statement
starters. The balls are guaranteed to add a bit
of buoyancy to speaking, listening and social
skills. 60cm diameter.
PTB1 Family & Friends
PTB2 Wishes & Feelings
4 Feelings Talk Ball
Get young children talking about feelings
with this colourful inflatable ball. It is smaller
than our other talk balls, which makes it
easier for small hands to catch, and the
pictures and words make this a great, simple
and interactive resource for Reception and
KS1 / P1-3. Illustrated with eight images and
words. Size 8cm x 8 cm.
PTALK
3 Talk Balls 4 Feelings Talk Ball
5 Core Feelings Vocabulary
Ball
Use this ball the teach about core feelings
and vocabulary. The words and images are
colour coded to guide children. A great ice
breaking tool, use for large or small group
activities.
PS00129
6 Nutritional Value
Talk Ball
Encourage your class to eat a nutritional and
balanced diet by using this talk ball. Throw
between the group and ask the children to
discuss what foods their hands land on when
the ball is caught.
SNUTB
5 Core Feelings Vocabulary Ball 6 Nutritional Talk Ball
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