Outlines in a Dyslexia Friendly Font how to ‘show respect’ in the classroom. Explains 3 key strands of respect: respect the room, respect each other and respect your learning. Explains why it is important to show respect and provides examples of how to show respect in school. Great resource for behaviour management of SEND pupils to provide concrete examples how to show respect so that positive behaviour can be rewarded.

Ready to print in A4 OpenDyslexic font Edit in PowerPoint Pastel theme List of 9 class jobs to teach your pupils responsibility and ease your workload Outline of duties under each role in dyslexic-friendly font Holiday section for pupils not assigned to a task How I use this resource in my classroom: Print & laminate Assign 1 or more pupil to each job (peg names on the side) Rotate pupils down the jobs list every week When pupils are on ‘holiday’ they help out across the class During the year, if I think of a new job, I easily edit the PowerPoint to add it in the next day

Adorable display providing a variety of point of view pronouns. Includes: first person second person third person OpenDyslexic font to ensure that it is a dyslexic-friendly font. PDF download. Why I created the resource and how I use it I created this resource to be displayed in an intervention room for my SEN Y5/6 pupils. I couldn’t find a resource that gave a range of examples of pronouns, included 2nd person, and was visually appealing (without being too overwhelming). Now an ECT in year 3, this resource is perfect for my English working wall.

Ready to print set of 4 bookmarks on A4 Editable on PowerPoint Double sided bookmark resource Side 1: name, 3 writing targets Side 2: editable growth mindset statement ‘you’re doing great’ How I use it in my classroom Print double sided (enough for 1 bookmark per pupil) & write names on Then, laminate & trim In whiteboard pen, write individual pupil targets on When targets are met/updated, wipe clean and write new target This resource works brilliant for me to remind pupils of their targets.

Period poverty = poor attendance and attainment Free resource for adults to learn about the impact of period poverty in school. Evidence on why providing free sanitary products improves attendance and attainment.