Streamline your grading and give your students clear, actionable feedback with this simple, visual marking scheme code. Designed to reduce teacher workload while improving student reflection, this code helps pupils instantly understand their errors and corrections. This resource features a two-part marking code system: Content & Correction Codes: tick: Correct answer - instant validation for students. dot (or blank error box): Wrong answer - signals that a retry is needed. C around dot: Corrected mistake - tracks student progress and self-correction. Literacy & Editing Codes: Re-Read: Highlights sections that lack clarity or do not make sense. Capital Letter Symbol: Pinpoints missing capital letters. Punctuation Symbol: Identifies missing punctuation marks. NS: New Sentence - guides students on where to break up run-on text. How to use this resource: Marking Crib Sheet: Keep it on your desk or stick it inside student books as a quick reference guide. Classroom Display: Print and laminate as a wall poster so students can independently decode your feedback during DIRT (Dedicated Improvement and Reflection Time). Stamp Template: Perfect for creating custom feedback stamps. Cut down on writing the same repetitive comments and empower your students to proofread their work effectively!

Encourage student independence, self-reflection, and pride in their work with this clear, visual “STOP” checklist. Perfect for the end of a lesson, independent study time, or assessment hand-ins, this tool prompts students to pause and double-check their work before declaring it finished. This resource serves as an excellent visual reminder for students to review key expectations: Self-Assessment: Prompts students to reflect on whether they have “traffic lighted” their work to indicate their level of understanding. Identification: Reminds pupils to check if their name is written on their work. Literacy & Presentation: Encourages students to check their work for correct punctuation and ensure their handwriting is to a high standard. Effort & Accountability: Asks the ultimate reflective question: “Did you try your best?” Classroom Display Poster: Print and laminate as a large poster next to your work hand-in tray to serve as a final gatekeeper before assignments are submitted. Desk Strips / Table Mats: Print smaller versions to stick directly onto desks or inside book covers for individual student reference. Plenary Prompt: Project the checklist on your interactive white board during the final five minutes of a lesson to guide a structured self-editing session. Save time on marking simple mistakes and foster a culture of high standards and accountability in your classroom!

Brighten up your classroom calendar and support essential time concepts with this Months of the Year Display Pack. This clean, high-visibility resource is designed to help pupils master the sequence of the months, track the seasons, and manage daily classroom tracking. It is perfect for early years, primary, or SEND classrooms as a daily interactive calendar reference or a permanent wall time line. What Is Included in this Pack?Individual display cards for all twelve months of the year, printed in a highly legible, primary-friendly font: Winter & Spring: January, February, March, April, and May. Summer: June, July, and August. Autumn & Early Winter: September, October, November, and December. Perfect for the Classroom: Daily Calendar Routines: Perfect for morning registration, weather tracking, and date-setting activities. Time & Sequence Learning: Provides a clear visual layout to support children learning the chronological order of the months. Versatile Classroom Display: I deal for creating a birthday wall, a seasonal chart, or a continuous linear time line across your display boards. Search Tags: Months of the Year, Classroom Calendar, Visual Time line, Primary Math Visuals, Early Years Resources, Birthday Display, Sequencing Time, Classroom Decor, January to December.

P7/Primary 7/KS2 Portal Story & Setting Description Poster Pack (6 Posters + Teacher Guide). Designed specifically for upper primary (Primary 7 / KS2), this pack uses a highly engaging World War II / Blitz time-travel portal story to explicitly model advanced setting description techniques. Whether you are teaching narrative structure, preparing for writing assessments, or building a high-impact working wall, these posters provide clear, actionable toolkits for your learners. Included in the Pack? Six beautifully structured, high-impact PDF posters focusing on distinct narrative and descriptive skills: Poster 1: Picturing the Setting (The Dual Worlds) - Visual contrast models that show how to establish the before (a cozy, domestic 1940s room) and the after (a devastating, smoke-filled Blitz street) to build a classic portal story structure. Poster 2: The Sensory Palette (Beyond Sight) - Moves students away from simple visual listings. Teaches them how to ground the reader by mapping taste, touch, sound, and smell directly to the atmosphere (e.g., the chalky taste of pulverized brick). Poster 3: Personification of the Environment - Models how to make a setting feel alive, active, or hostile to instantly heighten narrative tension (e.g., smoke snaking and coiling, ruins frowning down). Poster 4: Reordering Sentences for Effect - A grammar-for-writing toolkit focusing on fronted adverbials, dropped clauses, and inverted sentence structures to shift reader focus, build suspense, and create dramatic impact. Poster 5: Stage Directions for Narrative Tension - Shows students how to use physical character actions, pauses, and environmental interactions as “stage directions” to break up blocks of description and move the plot forward naturally. Poster 6: The Ultimate Setting Toolkit Summary - A comprehensive, student-facing checklist combining all 5 techniques, perfect for self-assessment, peer-editing, or desktop mats.

Pastel Wavy Place Value Display Pack (Ten Millions to Ten Thousandths) A complete, visually striking place value wall display featuring a modern, calming pastel wavy aesthetic. This resource provides a clear, continuous visual line to help upper primary and early secondary students master whole numbers and decimal place value. Spanning an extensive range from Ten Millions down to Ten Thousandths, it is perfect for modeling reading, writing, ordering, and multiplying/dividing large numbers and decimals. What is Included in this Pack?Individual display cards for each place value column, cleanly displaying both the word name and standard numerical notation: Large Whole Numbers: Ten Million (10,000,000), Million (1,000,000), Hundred Thousand (100,000), and Ten Thousand (10,000). Core Whole Numbers: Thousand (1,000), Hundred (100), Ten (10), and Units (1). Decimal Fractions: Tenth (0.1), Hundredth (0.01), Thousandth (0.001), and Ten Thousandth (0.00001). Perfect for the Classroom:Upper Primary / KS2 / BGE: Designed specifically to cover the advanced number ranges required in older year groups. Neurodiversity-Friendly Design: Uses a beautiful, soft pastel palette with clear, bold typography that cuts out classroom visual clutter while remaining highly visible.Flexible Setup: Print only the columns your current class needs for easy differentiation. Search Tags:Place Value Chart, Decimals, Whole Numbers, Upper Primary Maths, KS2 Maths, Pastel Classroom Decor, Math Working Wall, Math Visuals, Ten Millions, Ten Thousandths, Math Display.

BSL Classroom Signs Display Pack (Visual Communication & Inclusion) Create an inclusive, communication-rich environment with this BSL (British Sign Language) Classroom Display Pack. This resource provides high-visibility, functional sign prompts to help students communicate core needs and responses using BSL in the daily classroom routine. Perfect for supporting deaf or hard-of-hearing pupils, non-verbal learners, or introducing basic sign language as a whole-class inclusion initiative. What is Included in this Pack? Individual display cards covering essential daily classroom routines, requests, and emotional checks: Daily Requests: Toilet, Water, and Pencil. Polite Interactions & Reponses: Thank you, Sorry, and Agree. Non-Verbal Gestures: Nod. Header Lettering: BSL display banner to anchor your wall space. Perfect for the Classroom: Promotes Inclusion: Normalises British Sign Language across the whole class, making communication accessible for everyone. Reduces Disruptions: Allows pupils to discreetly signal everyday needs (like needing a pencil or going to the toilet) without interrupting direct teaching time. Visual & Clear: Designed with large, accessible layouts perfect for primary classrooms, early years settings, or nurture rooms. Search Tags: BSL Display, British Sign Language, Classroom Signs, Non-Verbal Communication, Special Needs Resources, SEND, Inclusion Display, Primary Classroom Decor, Communication Cards, BSL Toilet Sign.

Note-Taking Skills PowerPoint – Upper Primary (KS2) A fully resourced PowerPoint designed to teach note-taking skills to upper primary pupils. This lesson introduces learners to the purpose of note taking and provides clear strategies to help them identify key information, summarise ideas, and organise notes effectively. The presentation includes modelling, guided practice, and a range of short tasks throughout to keep pupils actively engaged. Activities encourage pupils to listen carefully, select important information rather than copy text, and practise different note-taking techniques. Ideal for developing independent learning skills and preparing pupils for the increased study demands of secondary school. Suitable for: Upper KS2 / P6–P7 / Year 5–6 Includes: • Step-by-step teaching slides • Embedded pupil tasks and discussion activities • Opportunities for independent and paired work Perfect for literacy lessons, study skills sessions, or cross-curricular learning.

Wonder – 14 Lesson Literacy Unit (Upper Primary Novel Study) A comprehensive 14-lesson literacy unit based on the popular novel Wonder by Wonder. This engaging scheme of work develops a wide range of literacy skills through structured reading, discussion and written activities linked to the text. The unit explores key themes such as kindness, empathy, friendship and acceptance while teaching essential literacy techniques. Lessons include opportunities for comprehension, character analysis, inference, prediction, vocabulary development, persuasive writing, reflective responses and creative tasks. Each lesson is clearly sequenced to support pupils’ understanding of the novel while progressively building reading and writing skills. Activities encourage critical thinking, discussion and personal response, making the text meaningful and accessible for upper primary learners. Suitable for: Upper KS2 / P6–P7 / Year 5–6 Includes: • 14 fully planned literacy lessons • Teaching PowerPoints and pupil activities • Coverage of a range of literacy techniques �� Reading comprehension and discussion tasks • Writing and creative response opportunities Ideal for whole-class novel study, literacy blocks, or cross-curricular learning centred around empathy and inclusion.

Fact, Opinion and Bias – Robert Burns Literacy Unit (5 Lessons) A complete 5-lesson literacy unit designed to teach upper primary pupils how to identify fact, opinion and bias through the context of Robert Burns and Scottish cultural texts. This engaging sequence introduces pupils to the differences between factual statements and opinions before progressing to recognising bias in writing and media. Lessons use texts linked to Robert Burns, allowing pupils to explore persuasive language, author viewpoint and reliability of information while developing critical reading skills. Each lesson includes clear teaching slides, structured activities and opportunities for discussion, analysis and written response. The unit builds understanding step by step, supporting pupils to justify their thinking using evidence from texts. Ideal for literacy, critical reading, media literacy or Burns Night learning. Suitable for: Upper KS2 / P6–P7 / Year 5–6 Includes: • 5 fully planned lessons • Teaching PowerPoints • Progressive skill development (fact → opinion → bias) • Reading and analysis activities • Independent and collaborative tasks Perfect for developing higher-order thinking, comprehension skills and analytical discussion.

Transition art lesson for the first day or week of school. Little People Big Dream lesson PowerPoint to pair alongside the art activity. This PowerpPoint contains a bit of background to the books, gets the children thinking about their hopes and dreams and provides task instructions. Children in your class will think about what their future dream is and the job they would like to do when they grow up. Once the lesson has been taught, the children can create their own ‘Little People, Big Dreams’ front cover all about them! They can be as creative as they like.

Primary 7 (P7) first week of school activity. Get to know you lesson for KS2, upper school, second level primary 7 pupils. Children fill out the activity with short descriptions and drawings that show their favourite things. Great for a health and wellbeing lesson in the first week of school and to get to know your students better.

This creative Health and Wellbeing lesson looks at first day of school emotions, why people experience different emotions and allows the children to consider how their peers may be feeling. There is a task at the end of the Power Point that links to the inside out characters which provided children with the opportunity to be creative and create their own inside out emotions. They should take time to consider body language, facial expressions and colours. There is also a secondary task option for the children who don’t feel like drawing is their strong point.

Non-verbal communication hand signals for the classroom. This bright and colourful circular wall display is perfect for classroom wall displays. This product can be a great way of introducing non-verbal communication within your classroom. Children can communicate their needs and understanding easily and simply.

Boost student autonomy and streamline your formative assessment with this visually engaging, traffic-light themed self-assessment tool. Perfect for quick check-ins, plenary activities, or ongoing feedback during independent tasks. This resource features a simple three-tier traffic light system to help pupils confidently communicate their level of understanding: Green Light (“I am confident”): Students feel secure in their learning and are ready to progress or tackle extension tasks. Amber Light (“I’d like more practice”): Students grasp the basics but need a few more examples or guided support to fully master the concept. Red Light (“I don’t understand”): An instant visual cue for the teacher that a student needs immediate intervention or a different approach. How to use this resource: Desk Fans / Cards: Print, laminate, and cut out the circles for students to keep on their desks. They can flip to the color that matches their current confidence level during independent work.Plenary Check-ins: Use it at the end of a lesson as an exit ticket or quick thumbs-up/thumbs-down style visual check. Classroom Display: Print as a large poster to create a dedicated assessment station where students place named pegs or sticky notes to indicate their progress. An effortless way to promote meta-cognition and get an instant snapshot of class comprehension without the need for formal marking!

Empower your pupils and boost classroom wellbeing with this high-impact “I Am” Positive Affirmations Display Pack. This resource is designed to build self-esteem, resilience, and a growth mindset. Featuring a comprehensive selection of powerful, child-friendly affirmations, it serves as a daily visual reminder to help pupils recognize their unique worth and strengths. It is ideal for a dedicated wellbeing corner, a quiet space, or as a focal point on your main classroom display. What Is Included in this Pack? Individual, beautifully designed affirmation cards covering a wide range of positive personal traits: Strength & Resilience: Strong, Brave, and Capable. Character & Kindness: Honest, Kind, and Clever. Self-Worth & Value: Worthy, Unique, and Enough. Emotional Wellbeing: Joyful, Loved, and Creative. Display Header: “I Am…” focal lettering to tie the display together. Perfect for the Classroom: Promotes Growth Mindset: Helps children transition away from negative self-talk by replacing it with positive internal dialogue. Daily Check-In Routine: Can be used during morning registration or emotional check-ins, allowing pupils to select the affirmation they need most that day. Inclusive & Accessible: Written in simple, clear language that ensures learners of all abilities can engage with and benefit from the messaging. Search Tags: Positive Affirmations, Growth Mindset Display, Classroom Wellbeing, Self-Esteem Cards, Mental Health Resources, Primary Literacy, Nurture Room, Health and Wellbeing, I Am Display, Classroom Decor.

Create a positive, purposeful classroom community with this dual-purpose values and expectations display pack. This resource combines essential positive behavior expectations with the core pillars of the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence (CfE). By framing both behaviour and learning under clear, actionable “Be…” prompts, this display serves as a daily reference point to support health and wellbeing, positive behavior management, and self-reflection. What Is Included in this Pack? Individual display cards divided into two high-impact sections: Positive Behaviour Prompts: Be Safe, Be Caring, and Be Responsible. The Four Capacities Framework: Responsible Citizen, Successful Learner, Effective Contributor, and Confident Individual. Perfect for the Classroom: Curriculum for Excellence Alignment: Explicitly reinforces the Four Capacities, making it an excellent addition to any Scottish primary or secondary classroom. Positive Behaviour Framework: Replaces long lists of negative rules with three simple, encompassing expectations that encourage children to take ownership of their actions. Versatile Layout: Perfect for a main classroom display, citizenship boards, or as prompts during assembly and target-setting conversations. Search Tags: Classroom Rules, Four Capacities, Curriculum for Excellence, CfE Display, Positive Behavior Management, Responsible Citizen, Successful Learner, Effective Contributor, Confident Individual, Scottish Education, Classroom Decor.

Group Tub Name Labels that are dog themed! For a bit of a different classroom theme and great for any year group, these colourful group tub names are the perfect addition to your classroom. These include; Labradoodles, Havanese, German Shepard, Sausage dogs (Dachshund), Yorkies and Dalmatians.

Get To Know You Lesson for the first week back at school. First day of school activity. Children have the opportunity to draw pictures to represent each of the sections in the wheel. They should colour the entire wheel, using pens/markers to make the images stand out and outline in a black pen . Once each of the sections is filled out, the children can cut around the wheel and attach it together, putting glue on the tab.