I used this for my mixed year 5/6 class to assess the first week of place value. I chop them up and stick in books- then the child will tick which statements they think they can do in the first column and I tick the second column. There is also a space for next steps. My class found it useful.

Sheets to stick in books with self assessment and teacher assessment columns. Includes: Descriptive writing Addition Subtraction Division Square / cubed numbers Fractions Shape/angles Prime numbers I used these with years 5 and 6- hope they are useful. Adapt as you need to :-)

I created these checklist cards as English Coordinator to help embed grammar throughout the school. The children can use them to assess when they have done a piece of writing. I used both the national curriculum and Pie Corbett's progression in writing to put these together. They are very visual and give examples. This is the year 2 one. Had lots of good feedback from our school and cluster from children and staff.

Here is a class contract that I always use with my KS2 classes at the start of the new academic year in September. It can also be done on a transition day in July. It has all the headings to fill in with your class. I have filled them in with the popular answers my classes typically give and you can edit and change as needed once downloaded. But its good to generate the ideas together for each section and fill them in front of the class. There is space at the bottom to get all members of the class to sign it and it can be mounted and displayed in the classroom and you can refer back to it throughout the year if needed.

reading record assessment sheets. These are assessment sheets I created and are great for listening to individual readers and with small groups. These are to be RAG rated to help with assessment. Available for years 1-6.

I created these checklist cards as English Coordinator to help embed grammar throughout the school. The children can use them to assess when they have done a piece of writing. I used both the national curriculum and Pie Corbett's progression in writing to put these together. They are very visual and give examples.

I love the Iron Man and have done it several times over the years with years 3, 4 and 5 The kids love it! Here is loads of stuff from notebook files, to worksheets to all sorts of other resources. Anyone who buys this may message me and I will email them my planning in case you would like that too. Hope you like this book as much as we all do!

My class have really enjoyed learning the story of the firebird. Years 3-6. I created this cloze activity to help with the understanding of the story for the SEN children in my class and it was very successful.

I created these sheets with the Year 6 Reading Buddies in my school- so they had a focus of what to write when listening to children read. So it wasn’t always just ‘Well done’ or ‘Good Reading’ It gave them an area of focus. Then some parents asked if they could have it to use at home when they are listening to children read and said it has been helpful. The first sheet is a table to record on and second sheet is a grid to help with comments to write to asses the child’s reading

I use this sheet with my class. Sometimes they have one each. Sometimes we print it A3 and stick at front of room It really helps them think about the purpose of their writing and who they are writing for- who is the audience

I did a 2-3 week unit on the book ‘The Firework Maker’s Daughter’ by Phillip Pullman. I can’t find my planning- but here are the notebook files I made in case they are useful to anyone else.

I made these sheets and used them when I met my new class this week. They could also be used in September as an activity to do with the new class. They worked well and colleagues used them too and liked them. Works well with KS1 and KS2

I made these 4 colourful visual A4 cards to put down the side of my board. I have a big arrow pointing at the required noise level for the class Silence Whispers Partner talk Group talk