These colourful tickets are a fun way to display the rewards available for winning the table points. The rewards can be created so that they don’t cost any money and they are a great way to encourage team work and collaboration. You could display them on the wall or issue printed copies to be redeemed at a later date.

This place value exchange rate poster is a useful scaffold detailing place value from thousands to 3 decimal places.

These gorgeous labels can be printed onto card or straight onto seed paper. Attach them to a small plant pot or a bag of soil to create a lovely end-of-year gift for pupils. With simple instructions and pages of labels for each year group from reception to year six, this pdf download is suitable for the whole primary phase.

This bold and colourful growth mindset display is a perfect addition for the classroom, hall, corridor or communal area. With easy-to-read labels showing the difference between a fixed mindset and a growth mindset, children and grown-ups alike can begin to develop their learning behaviours. For an effective and ready-made display, print the labels onto A3 paper and print the brain enlarged over four pages (file included). The brain creates a focal point in the middle of the display with the labels displayed either side.

These date cards are a perfect, easy way to display the date each day in both French and English. Simply add velcro, BluTak or add to a rail with rings to quickly update the date each day. This download includes years 2024 - 2029 so you can add a new year each September!

This editable and interactive word wall is a great retreival strategy to discuss and define key words and vocabulary. Neutral theme is applicable to any subject or age and makes a great starter activity for any lesson. The Word Wall is pre-filled with key vocabulary linked to properties of materials, but this can be easily edited to suit any lesson, using the instructions on the document.

A fun dragon-themed resource to practise measuring volume and capacity by following the recipes to make the potions. Measurements are varied between potions to offer differentiation and to accommodate different measuring equipment.

Design a Stone Age tool. Use the design, make, evaluate structure to teach an engaging series of practical topic and D&T lessons. This simple PowerPoint explains some different types of Stone Age tools and how they were made. The worksheet is easy-to-use and offers prompts to get the children thinking about the technical aspects of making a Stone Age tool. Both the PPT and worksheet are editable so that you can adapt them to fit your class needs.

Writing template for a set of instructions. Simple to use and applicable to a range of tasks. Includes learning objective and success criteria. LO: To be able to write a set of instructions. Skills references in success criteria: capital letters and full stops imperative verbs adverbs and fronted adverbials conjunctions This writing template is simple to use with space for a title, pictures and instructions. It is easy to apply this template to any type of instruction writing such as recipes and craft activities.

Use the PowerPoint to demonstate how the 5 senses can be used to describe a setting. Children then work in groups to describe a setting from a picture using all five of their senses. Share ideas as a class before letting the children create and describe their own setting in the next lesson.

This interactive fraction wall will help to demonstrate equivalent fractions. Simply click on a section of the wall to colour it in. Then, click on the coloured section to remove the colour. PowerPoint format is suitable for most devices and does not require flash player or any other add-on. This fraction wall can also be embedded into other PowerPoint presentations by selecting all the boxes, copying and then pasting into the new document.

This 3D gingerbread house model is easy to construct and suitable for all ages. DIY Christmas decoration project which is suitable for children and grown-ups alike. Simply print the net onto paper or card, cut around the solid lines on the outside, fold along the dashed lines and use glue to stick the tabs together. The roof can be decorated with cotton wool or glitter to add texture to the snow. They look great sitting on the mantle piece or hanging up (hole punch the chimney and add string!) Look out for my blank colour-your-own gingerbread house… coming soon!

Use this PowerPoint to teach children how to halve multiples of 10. This download includes a pairs game and a teaching PowerPoint and ends with a task for children to complete in their books making this a complete maths lesson. This PowerPoint does all the teaching for you so it would be perfect for both classroom use and home learning.

Use this PowerPoint to teach the first lesson in a Prehistory topic! It covers the following things: What is prehistory? Timelines and the use of BC and AD What was the Stone Age man like? Using sources. Complete with worksheets and activities, this is a complete lesson (maybe even two!) which is ready to go. Just click ‘print’ on the worksheet pages. It needs to be viewed on slideshow mode as there are some animations included. The font is simple so that it is compatible on all devices, however you are very welcome to change this to something more exciting once you have purchased the resource!

Year 3 and Year 4 common exception words display. Enlarged pastel rainbow with CEWs on pastel raindrops. Words sorted into yr3 and yr4 but all taken from combined yr3/4 list.

Use this fun, detective-themed PowerPoint to look for clues which will help to add up three small numbers. Ask children to hold up the voting cards for instant assessment and reduce marking by solving the problems on a whiteboard. Children are engaged and teachers are not working too hard… win-win!

A complete lesson in one PowerPoint. Starter, instructions and activities to aid the teaching of adding multiples of 10. Reduce teacher workload - Children can mark their own work using the answers on screen.

This simple craft makes a lovely gift for pupils, friends or family! I used 85g pots of PlayDoh but the editable templates could be adapted to suit other sizes. Merry Christmas!