This pack includes 7 beautifully presented posters (plus some alternative colours) that are sure to inspire the little wizards in your classroom! Files as jpegs and as a PDF

A Powerpoint to show examples of Zentangle Pumpkins and model how to draw one.

Use these superhero posters to encourage your children to develop a growth mindset. Each Superhero has a link to a learning muscle which is shared in the Powerpoint. Why not introduce these to your school or classroom and watch the children’s positivity and resilience in learning grow! It’s time to ditch the fixed mindset and be open to a world of possibilities! Powerpoint included along with posters of each learning muscle.

Use these superhero posters to encourage your children to develop a growth mindset. Each Superhero has a story to link to the learning muscle. Powerpoint included along with posters of each learning muscle. Posters with both UK and US spelling of marvellous

Fold this template to make an 8-sided booklet about carnivorous plants.

Use this template to agree and record your class vision for behaviour in your classroom. Two versions included- with intro text and without.

A Powerpoint presentation with slides for punctuation used up to Y4. Poster printables included too.

Friendship and Kindness Tree- Get your kids to write lovely things about each other around each child’s copy of the tree. A lovely way to add memories and bring affirmation.

These posters are to give children ways to explore with clay. Can you make the clay…? It is so important that we teach the children how to use clay, giving them time to explore, before we expect a final outcome. Tips: I use a lesson to just the kids explore. First creating the smoothest balls, then seeing how flat they can make it without tearing, then creating the longest and thinest sausages. Finally, introducing this word mat. Encourage them to only use their hands before introducing tools later.

This is a resource which allows children to show the location of the rainforests around the world. The children can also draw the lines to show the tropics. Add these into the key at the bottom. See @coolclassroom on intagram for a fun way to fold it to present in their books.

Here’s a poster to encourage children to let those unhelpful words fall off them. Use it as a discussion point that, although it can be tricky, those negative words people speak over us don’t have to define us. A discussion to build resilience.

This problemometer is a really helpful tool when guiding children in becoming classroom problem solvers. Every teacher knows what it’s like to have a thousand questions/problems being fired at them by the children. Some of them are necessary and others may not always need a teacher’s attention. This tool helps the children to become independent problem solvers when appropriate. Use the examples (or add your own) to help children decide if they can solve it themselves or tell an adult. Ask them: Where does it fit on the scale? Can they try to solve it first? Does an adult need to know immediately? How serious is this problem?

Use this spelling menu to provide more interesting ways of developing the children’s spelling. There are 20 activities the children can choose from.

Print these inserts for your IKEA Tolsby frames as table displays for the start of the year

This template can be used and adapted as desired to create a folding 8 sided book. A lovely way for children to present their work. Print on A3 for the best fit. Fold in half along the short side Fold again along the new short side Open up the previous fold and then fold along long side (this creates the 8 sections) Open up previous fold again. Cut from the middle fold to the first intersection Open all folds up Fold along the long side push from both short ends inwards forcing the pages to form (adjust fold as needed for the front cover to be in correct position)

These speech bubbles are a prompt for children to use when discussing their math. The sentence starters provide the children with open-ended ways of sharing what they have observed and understood about their learning, perfect for helping your students dive deeper into their learning.

This template for an Egyptian pyramid is a fun way for the children to display their understanding of the Ancient Egyptians.

These funky clock arrows are a really helpful resource to guide children in learning to tell the time. They can be used alongside your classroom clock all year round, or until your students are confident with the time and the different time expressions.

When students are feeling really proud of their work, they can request that a picture or photocopy be taken and celebrated. This is a great way to encourage your students work hard and be proud of their work. Cut out the cameras and laminate for durability. Glue them to a peg or clip. When not in use, the cameras can be clipped onto the sign and displayed, or displayed in a pot. Use the proud stickers to display next to their work, so the student can share why they were so proud. These can be printed on a labels sheet (A4, 8 per page) or printed on paper and cut out.

This template for a Mayan temple pop-up is a fun way for the children to display their understanding of the Mayan Civilisation.