Talk about hair colour, eye colour etc.

Four fun resource sheets linked to Shakespeare's Macbeth: fractions, codes, roman numerals (with answers) and tartan design. A creative way to link Macbeth into Maths lessons for pupils from 8-11 years old.

A editable pupil survey to better understand primary school pupils’ thoughts and feelings about their lessons, class and school. The survey uses for cats’ faces for a bit of fun! There are closed 16 questions and 2 open questions at the end. I have used this survey from Y1-Y6. I read and explained the questions to classes.

An interesting and engaging poem on the fear and devastation caused by earthquakes. The 1,2,1,2 rhyming poem gives pupils an insight to the loss that someone may feel. The poem comes with writing paper for pupils to write their own poem about an earthquake and poetry comprehension questions.

The start of my advert topic to engage children, work in mixed-ability pairs and try to match the logo to the slogan

Information booklet to cplete for non-fiction texts, after a trip? Currently heading for Natural History but can be changed!

Draw and label two monsters. I then used this to write a character description used for fictional writing assessment.

Cut and stick into two columns light sources and reflective objects.

Two simple pictures two spark comparative discussion

Questions about Kenn Nesbitt's poem &'Pets&';

Cut and stick activity to sort toys.

10 CVC words with images for BA group to cut and stick into correct order using alphabet (displayed on page). Used in Information Texts to understand format of Index pages.

Draw self portrait and add positive labels about my personality. Can also be used for a partner.

Presentation and examples of rubrics, which I created when running an INSET on self- and peer- assessment. The INSET had very good feedback and teachers changed their practice as a result. It was created for an hours INSET. The presentation is 11 slides long. It asks teachers to reflect, gives information on current practice in self- and peer-assessment, has activities for teachers to complete in teams and gives examples. My resources always take me a lot of time and effort to create so I hope that they help to save you some precious time - please do review my resources. Thank you!

A presentation looking at what a pattern is with real-life examples and explaining how to continue a pattern. Four differentiated activity sheets, which can be easily edited to suit your class needs. If you have any questions or need any support, send me a message and I'll do anything I can to help. My resources use English spelling. Please do review any resources that you download - many thanks!

A months worth of words with word type and definition to improve pupils vocabulary choices. There are also photos of displays, a template for display and an activity idea linked to improving pupils vocabulary. Colour-coding word types hugely improved my classes understanding of grammar.

67 flashcards covering all sounds from Phase 2 - Phase 5 in Letters and Sounds. This is one resource, which has been a saviour for many years now. Cut out and laminate the sounds and you have a great, durable set of sounds to aid the teaching of phonics. Phase 2 - blue border Phase 3 - orange border Phase 5 - green border One key element in the teaching of phonics is to revisit previous sounds taught - using these flashcards is a great way to do just that! Lots of games can be played using flashcards, including, 'your pile, my pile'. I have uploaded them as a PDF file and also as a word document, in case you wish to edit. Any questions, please just ask! Please check out my other resources...

A fun and engaging activity pack. These 10 lessons can be done individually or stretched into longer learning journeys. Planning - a brief description of 10 cross-curricular activities linked to: art, English, maths, history and geography. Activities - resources linked to Anglo-Saxon times, including writing coded messages in Runes, understanding the story of St. Cuthbert and designing a Sutton Hoo mask. There is also a useful list of Anglo-Saxon related websites attached. If you do have any questions or need any support, please send me a message. *My resources always take me a lot of time and effort to create so I hope that they help to save you some precious time - please do review my resources. Thank you!*