Use these handy posters to help your students decipher a mathematics word problem. With words listed that are commonly used to mean multiply, divide, add, and subtract. EDITABLE VERSION ALSO AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD TO CHANGE THE COLOURS TO MATCH YOUR CLASSROOM THEME. How do I use this resource? I had these printed and laminated on my wall for students to use as a visual aid when trying to solve a word problem. A common problem we encountered was not understanding what operation the question was asking us to use. These bright posters solve that problem and help make the learning accessible to every child. What is included in this resource? A poster for each of the four operations with many of the most commonly used words or phrases.

These are the perfect visual reminder for your students to help them understand fractions, decimals, and percentages. Using a hundreds board to visualise how a fraction looks. There is also simplified/equivalent fractions to assist them even further. How do I use this resource? Use as a visual aid on the walls of your room or as a print out to glue into books. What is included in this resource? 8 editable posters showing the most commonly used fractions, decimals, and percentages that students are likely to encounter. If you liked this resource be sure to leave a review and check out any of my other goodies over at @teachmissparker on Instagram!

Print these bright eye-catching multiplication helpers out and decorate your classroom with a learning tool that your students will actually use. All times tables from 1-12, multiples are placed inside the number in numerical order making it easy to refer to for students. **AN EDITABLE VERSION IS ALSO AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD TO CHANGE THE COLOURS TO MATCH YOUR CLASSROOM. ** How do I use this resource? I had these printed in A3 and laminated above my screen for children to quickly refer up to. This is a helpful visual aid for students who may struggle with the rote learning of their multiplication. It was beneficial for teaching other concepts such as fractions, decimals, and percentages because students could overcome the barrier of not knowing their multiplication to still access the learning. ** What is included? All numbers from 1-12 and their multiples to 12.

Worksheet for students fill in based on a first chapter from a novel that you have read to them. Give them agency to rate and critique a new genre or author. Introduce your class to their next favourite author! Each Friday select a new chapter book to read aloud the first chapter to your students. This is an excellent activity to calm down a busy class while also implementing a structured activity. I have also included the white board decal that I would use to write up the essential information for my students. How do I run this activity? I print the sheet two to a page and each child gets given a worksheet. Write the author and title up on the white board or screen. Students are able to fill in the sheet while I am reading or they are given a few minutes after to finish. I gave my students the option of doing a doodle, but all other aspects were compulsory. When do I use this activity? I would often do this as a 15 minute activity before lunchtime or when a reading lesson ran a bit too quickly. I started with making this a Friday activity but my students began requesting it more and more. So, I always kept a stockpile of new books that I could pick up and introduce to them at anytime. Give it a go and see if your class loves it just as much as mine did!

Edit this template with your child or student’s information. It gives them a chance to practise their handwriting, while also learning key information about themselves. It has American and British English versions of certain slides. I have included my name is, my mum and dad, my school, my birthday, phone number, and password. How do I use this? This template was originally used by me in the classroom to teach students their full names and passwords. However, I have created this editable version with more information that children should know about themselves or their family. What is included in this resource? The link on the document will allow you to click through to the Canva template. The font selection and sizing is already complete for you, as well as a space down the bottom to put a child’s name if being used by a classroom. All you need to do is double click on the handwriting and input the information needed.

Sick of messy, untidy books? These editable book expectations posters are the perfect solution. Provides clear visual examples of how their books should be set up. How do I use this resource? I always have them glued into the front of the student’s books for them to refer back to. They are also laminated on my wall as a visual reminder that their books should be set up tidily. What is included in this resource? 4 editable posters for maths, writing, reading, and spelling/handwriting. Adapt the posters to suit the needs of your classroom to ensure a mess-free book. If you enjoyed this resource, don’t forget to leave a review and check out my other resources available at @teachmissparker on Instagram!