Short term emotional disturbance, e.g., if a child arrives at school upset.

EAL – accessing scientific vocabulary in a safe environment.Science In My Pocket activities have also been shown to be effective for: Increase in the confidence of teaching assistants to engage children in scientific discussion.Children’s social skills improve as the resource provides a context for the child to communicate positively with their peers.Children become better at self-regulating their behaviour, enabling them to return to a whole class setting more ready to learn and participate.The benefits of using the resource include:

Science In My Pocket offers an invaluable addition to a Teaching Assistant’s toolkit. The classroom can be a challenging place for these children and it often falls to a Teaching Assistant to supervise them and support their learning on a one-to-one or small group basis. Currently, an average of three children in every primary school classroom in the UK have diagnosable mental health conditions. Schools have a critical role to play in supporting children’s mental health and emotional well-being.

The song plays in South Park Let's Go Tower Defense Play! when Butters uses his special ability, becoming a deadly tornado.Science activities for Teaching Assistants to use with children who need emotional and behavioural support.

This song is played among other songs while exploring public buildings in South Park: The Stick of Truth.

Even though the lyrics are subtle, the song is obviously about the singer's penis.

The heavy metal band, Avatar, had covered this song on their 2016 album, Feathers & Flesh.

The song resembles a 1920s style Tin Pan Alley era of popular music.

There's something in my front pocket Trivia Give it a little squeeze and say: 'How do you do?' Why don't you reach on in my pocket and see what it is? I've got something in my front pocket for you

It was in my pocket