This book is full of engaging games and activities that will help children to develop the skills and attributes needed for positive behaviours and effective learning.

Part of the popular 101 series, this practical resource includes a wide range of games that will help children to explore the five key areas: self-awareness, managing feelings, motivation, empathy and social skills. Designed with busy teachers in mind, all activities are adaptable, easy to implement and require little to no additional materials, with resources available to download.

101 Games for Better Behaviour helps children to learn that an effective community is built on co-operation, tolerance and enjoyment. This revised edition features a new introduction mapping games onto the current curriculum, making it the perfect resource for any primary classroom or early years setting.

'Jenny Mosley is quite simply a legend, whose work has inspired countless teachers and support staff to create the kinds of classrooms and playgrounds in which children can truly thrive. Her bestselling series of Games books, written with the equally brilliant Helen Sonnet, has only become more relevant in recent years, as schools across the UK grapple with the many challenges facing children today.'
Jean Gross CBE, bestselling author and former government Communication Champion for children

'There is something for everyone, no matter how experienced, to have a go at if they are struggling with particular aspects of behaviour. This book is an excellent "pick up and use" tool for class teachers, pastoral support workers, youth engagement workers and anyone else working with children.'

Helen Sutcliffe, Headteacher, Brockholes C of E Junior and Infant School

Jenny Mosley is the founder of Jenny Mosley Training Consultancies and originator of the highly acclaimed ‘Quality Circle Time Model’ that is used in thousands of early years settings, primary and secondary schools, nationally and internationally. Her unique approach has featured on BBC Television's Teaching Today, Channel 4 and Open University programmes, in addition to the national press and numerous education journals.

Helen Sonnet is a teacher and author with over 30 years of experience working with children with special needs.