About this resource
What to put in a classroom 'wet break box' — the box that gets opened when rain stops outdoor break. Calibrated for primary classrooms across age ranges. Honest about what genuinely engages children vs what sits unused.
What's included
- Print-ready PDF — A4 and US Letter compatible
- No sign-up required — download instantly
- Free to use in your classroom
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