Tips On Using FREE Assembly Values Book

We have created a FREE Assembly Values Book.
Bottom of Database Home Page
It is an online book designed to help you create Assemblies based on values.
This topic is where we will add tips on its use, and answer questions.

If you have a question on the book, or an idea on how to improve it. please click the red reply button which is above and at the bottom of the page.


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CLUB MEMBERS CAN GET A FREE HARD COPY OF THE BOOK BY DOWNLOADING IT HERE

Tip 1
Try the controls at the bottom of the online book.
You can enlarge the view or make it full screen.
You can have a 2 page view or a one page view.

Tip 2
The 30 Values in the book match the 30 Values used throughout AssemblyTube.
So if you want more ideas on that particular value, try the VALUES PICKER which is on most pages of the AssemblyTube Database.

You can download a FREE Values Assemblies Organiser Here

Tip 3
The 30 Full Assemblies in the book are matched to 30 Values Stories which are also in the book.
You can use the story with the Assembly, or use the story independently.


If you like values Assembly Stories there are more in the downloads section of this database.

Tip 4
There are quotes for each value in the back part of the book.
Find them from the index which is clickable.

The first set of quotes use more complex language.
The second set of quotes are for younger students.

Tip 5
At the back of the book is a "What would you do?" section.
These are prompts for discussion.

Tip 6
The music suggestions are taken from the UK Government "Model Music Curriculum".
To find the actual music to use in Assembly, paste the name into the search bar of AssemblyTube, or go to the Music Section of the database.

Tip 7
Where an Assembly suggests a video, search for a suitable one using Assembly Search.

This search function allows you to specify the Key Stage for a suitable video.

Tip 8
Where a song or hymn title is suggested, most can be found in the Music Section of this website and by using Search.

If you are looking for a particular song or hymn and it is not here in the AssemblyTube Database, let us know and we can add it.