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Water Bottles Poster

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A ‘hydration station’ poster for the classroom to organise your pupils’ water bottles. Perfect for display when organising and setting up a classroom.
Birthday Display Lettering & Month MuffinsQuick View
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Birthday Display Lettering & Month Muffins

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‘Our Birthday Wall’ display lettering for a primary/secondary classroom. Fancy cursive handwriting lettering and bubbled colourful lettering too. Perfect to display children’s birthdays in the classroom. Comes with personalised muffin/cupcakes with the months of the year written on each, alongside pink and blue candles. These candles can be printed and you can write the childs name with pen, to show it is their birthday in that month. The candle to then be stuck ontop of each muffin on display.
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Classroom Promises/Rules/Agreement

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Pastel aesthetically pleasing classroom rules/promises labels for display. Useful for first week back into school, classroom agreements with the children to enforce classroom rules.
Column Method : Place Value ChartQuick View
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Column Method : Place Value Chart

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Addition & Subtraction Place Value Charts, used for column method. Tens & Ones Hundreds, Tens & Ones Perfect to use with counters, dienes, or drawing base 10. Concrete & Pictorial resource for learning column method. Year 3 resource but can be used for any group, any ability.
KS1 Maths Number Value WorksheetQuick View
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KS1 Maths Number Value Worksheet

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Great worksheet activity for LKS1 to recognise and represent numbers. Use a dice to roll, write and wipe using this worksheet. Children to present their number through formation, numberline, tens frame grid and part whole model. Laminate worksheet if possible and use whiteboard pens to make the worksheet reusable for future.
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KS1 Maths Number Value Worksheet

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Roll, Write and Wipe dice worksheets. Laminate these worksheets and get your children to roll the dice. Children can place their written number in the box presenting the number rolled by the dice, then draw the number in the blank tens frame grid, on the number line and in the part whole model. Great way of giving children the independence to recognise and represent numbers. Needed for this activity: Dice Laminate card if possible and use with white board pens. If not laminated: use with pencil/pen straight onto worksheet. Suitable for KS1