A booklet designed specifically to target different style questions ahead of SATs (e.g. find and copy, sequence, true or false). There are nine different texts (you will need Grammarsaurus for the full text), and each text has a double page set of questions. There is a range of fiction and non-fiction as well as SATs question types.

I have created reading running records to gather evidence for working towards Y2, working at the expected standard in Y2 and working at greather depth. The texts include: Owl Babies (WTS) The Gruffalo (WTS) The Smartest Giant in Town (EXS) The Day the Crayons Quit (EXS) The Twits (GDS) The Girl with the Dragon Heart (GDS) For each book there is a running record section with common exception words, multi-syllabic words and words containing suffixes. For each book, there are also reading comprehension questions, covering inference and prediction. These can be used to gather evidence for Y2 moderation. I intend to record the children reading as well as using the running records. I will then stop recording and scribe their responses to the comprehension questions.

Here are my maths and English tolsby frame insert resources. They include: English: -Prepositions -Conjunctions Prefixes Suffixes Adjectives Adverbs -Nouns 5 Senses for writing Cursive Handwriting prompts Punctuation prompts Maths: Have you checked your work reminder Maths book presentation reminder 2D shape names Roman numerals to 12 Time Months of the year 5 Times tables 8 Times tables 3 Times tables 4 Times tables

Two, three and four digit place value top trumps used as a challenge game for fast finishers. Includes the number written in words to aid with reading numbers.

I first saw this idea on Twinkl, and loved them - I really enjoyed making them, despite the hours of picking the flowers etc, the arranging, photographing and then editing! I am going to display these in my EYFS styles calming classroom filled with other natural resources. On each side of A4, there are four numbers.

Times Table packs for individual children which contains: Pastel 100 squares Pastel multiplication charts (filled and unfilled for the children to do) Differentiated chilli challenge roll and solve times table game sheets Full set of times table quiz cards Time recording sheets for the times table quiz cards (e.g. date, times table and time to complete the quiz) Full set of differentiated chilli challenge multiplication wheels Personalisable pack name card All of the resources are roughly A5 sized to fit into individual wallets for children to keep in their trays to use either as a morning task, extension task or times table practice session.

A workbook to evidence each statement within the “working at the expected standard” level. Clear activities that show moderators what the children are capable of. Can be used as morning tasks to gather more secure evidence to state the child is working at the expected standard in Maths.

A collection of audiobook QR code links for children to access and listen to. Great for putting up in a library or outside area for break times. Children can listen to and be exposed to a range of stories and fairytales.

Lettering is filled with watercolour portraits of inspirational people from history ranging from Rosa Parks to Marcus Rashford. All letters of the alphabet are included.

Labels to fit a teacher’s toolkit to store classroom bits and bobs e.g. paperclips, post it notes, hair ties etc.

Trackers to help you record where evidence is collected and which standards have been met in Writing, Reading and in Maths. Each tracker has the statements for WTS, EXS and GDS. Tick, date and list where the evidence can be found to make moderation easier and end of year TAF easier. Used throughout the academic year and stored in folders. TA friendly.

A PSHE display I have created with inspiration from another Tes account. I have described lots of different feelings and emotions that children may feel upon their return back to school following the Coronavirus outbreak. In total there are eight different characters with emotion bubbles to match and then the ‘How are you feeling?’ title banner. Please leave a review if you have the time :)

I’ve created a wellbeing advent calendar to use this September for the return back to school. I will select a child to open an envelope and read out the 5 minute well being activity inside for the last 5 minutes of the day. I hope that this will promote wellbeing in my classroom and help us all to feel more relaxed upon the daunting return to school. I have attached both a PDF version so you can access the fonts I used, but also the powerpoint version - note that if you use the powerpoint version if you wish to edit, and do not have the fonts, it will download mismatched.

Questions to stick onto lolly sticks to randomly select questions to spark discussion at the end of the school day.

Book balloons for a reading corner display, suitable more for key stage two as they include novel stories for children around 7+ years.

Tweets from celebrities, businesses and the News Channel for children to re-write out with the correct spelling, punctuation and grammar

A simple compilation of the year three parts of the National Curriculum in England.

Used as dividers within the class file.

This jotter is what I will be using when having my class handover meeting regarding SEND. It is 4 pages long and includes note sections for PP, EAL, G+T, interventions, 1:1s and more.

Cards to display around the classroom to demonstrate some of the inspirational children that exist around the World.

Discussion cards to promote diversity and awareness of ethnicity, race, family background and overall respect.