I created this resource as a fun visual reminder for my children of the different kinds of punctuation there are and what they can be used for. I used a mix of punctuation characters I found online to create this. Each character comes with their own colourful title and speech bubble that gives a brief explanation of what their function is. Hope you enjoy!

I created “25 Books to Read in Year 5!” to help encourage my class to develop a love for reading and to broaden their book choices and genres. I chose to blow this up and display it in my classroom for us to complete it as a class each half term. This of course can be adapted to any year groups in KS1 and KS2, and can be printed for individual children to read a book from each box and write their own book titles underneath. Credit: Originally inspired by emilyweston 's “20 Books to Read in 2020” resource!

I created this display to have a space in my classroom where my children can clearly see the different vocabulary that can be used to refer to the four operations. Although not in the display picture, this resource also includes some synomyms for “=” which can be added as well, and I used yellow border paper to create the “X” effect.