The perfect way to help your pupil think about what they did wrong and what they should have done. When a pupil has misbehaved severely, give them the think sheet to complete and bring back signed by a parent.

Make history come alive with this wall display that develops as you learn! Print the background at the size of your wall. Print and stick up the lettering. Print the film strips on transparent sheets. Hang the film strips across the wall display - add string and wooden laundry pegs for a rustic look. As you learn each new incident in history, stick a picture of it (or have a pupil draw the picture) behind the transparent film.

Encourage pupils to think and avoid off-the-topic questions from disturbing your class. This beautiful wall display is the solution. When pupils have a question that you cannot answer right away, they fill out a “wonder wall card” and post it on the wall. When pupils have some spare time, direct them to choose a question from the Wonder Wall and explore resources to discover the answer. When you have spare class time, choose a question and explore resources as a class to figure out the answer.

Give your pupils the chance to feel super special on their birthday! Using the “compliments card”, each pupil writes a compliment about the birthday child. Teacher then compiles all the compliments and adds his//her own on the gorgeous “compliments birthday card poster”. teacher prints and laminates this card for pupil to take home and keep. OVer 70% of pupils asked have kept this"compliments birthday card poster" ten years later!

Encourage pupils to work their hardest by rewarding hard work with this beautiful and attractive “certificate of hard work”. With spaces to write the pupils name and what they worked hard at, with teachers name already filled in!

Encourage pupil behaviour and class morale by using this rewards chart. Two ways to use: Good class behaviour earns a sticker. When chart is full, class gets reward. Each row in class gets another color. Stickers are awarded based on rows. When chart is completed, row that got the most stickers gets to choose prize together with teacher.

Create an eye catching wall display to show who the class monitors are, what this weeks spellings are and any exciting class news. Simply print and laminate the pdf posters and lettering and stick them up!

Body Language Illustrated – Zones of Regulation This resource is based upon the Zones of Regulation. For each zone, a clear drawing of a child is labelled according to how the particular part of the body looks when the child is in that zone. A Special Educational Needs child will not be aware of the body language he or she projects when in a particular zone. This resource features a clear, easy to understand description of the body language of each of the four Zones of Regulation. Teachers and parents can use this resource to teach a child what their body language looks like and what impression they are therefore giving over to others. Teachers and parents can also use this resource to help a child work out what Zone the child is in. In a mainstream KS1 and KS2 classroom, these resources can be printed out as posters to be hung in a prominent position, enabling children to reach Social Awareness. Teachers or parents can also use this resource to help a child work through their feelings and emotions. With clear pictures and child friendly terminology, this resource is a must for any teacher or parent of KS1 and KS2 as well as for a teacher, parent and carer KS3 and KS4 SEN young persons.