Free resources
This page is where you'll find additional free resources useful to anyone who wants to foster opportunities to build connection.
These resources are for personal use with children or adults you work with only. Please do not share or reproduce them without permission.
Between Us
A simple Card Game that brings teams closer. For 2-6 adults. Connection is the key to building safe supportive environments for children. This sense of belonging and trust between the adults is equally as important. Because knowing each other not only supports our own mental health, but it makes our work feel safer, kinder and easier.
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Zap or Zoom
A quick, space‑themed guessing game where pupils create ‘Zap’ or ‘Zoom’ arm positions to predict each other’s answers to fun, first‑person questions. This game works brilliantly in all sized groups to encourage turn‑taking and trust building. It also incorporates movement into an activity, so can assist with regulation breaks throughout the day. Playing helps children understand themselves and others in a safe, playful way.
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Adult Icebreaker
Cards to promote communication and connection between people in small or larger groups. Great for use in team meetings to find out more about people who already know each other, or as an icebreaker for new groups. These are just two ideas. There are many opportunities where these cards will be useful. Just print, cut and play
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Social Skills: Paired activities
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