Early years teaching resources

An 8 round Christmas quiz Consists of : Round 1 – Adverts (Guess the 2015 Christmas Advert) Round 2 – Christmas Confectionary Round 3 – Christmas True or False Round 4 – Christmas Dingbats Round 5 – Celeb Photos Round 6 – Christmas Movies Round 7 – Stats Round Round 8 – Christmas Knowledge Its all on the powerpoint - don't show the pupils the adverts (you will need access to youtube); I have added a little comment about how long to play each one because some do say the companies name ! Enjoy !

Designed to reduce planning time & focus on key learning phases within a lesson. (Will still require thinking!) Remember - Sept. 2014 - Ofsted no longer require a lesson plan for lessons, but evidence of ‘a planned lesson!’ Useful for coaching and mentoring NQTs; or with established colleagues for paired observations. “Stickability” = What will stick in students minds as they leave your lesson? What key point do you want them to remember? Now translated into 8 languages. Pin your plan? bit.ly/5MinMapped Contact me @TeacherToolkit Updated Oct 2014

Six weeks worth of lesson plans aiming to develop agility, balance and coordination. These lesson plans are aimed at the non PE specialist primary school teacher. Excellent for Multi-skill after school clubs.

Here are a collection of Teaching and Learning newsletter templates - published to the whole-staff only - once a fortnight. Ideas are sourced from current school practice, staff-voice and online forums. Feel free to use them as a template to create your own. Contact me @TeacherToolkit

This excel spreadsheet can be used to record student's grades. Using a 1-10 system you can record their marks and it will automatically average the grade. If you enter J, K or L in capitals (which is converted into a smiley face) in the effort column it will also average their effort grade. This provides formative feedback and allows progress to be monitored. This is a concept and could easily be adapted for specific use, i.e. Assessment without levels, BTEC etc.

WOW!! WORTH £50/ $100. GET IT FOR JUST £3. THIS IS A MUST HAVE FOR ANY TEACHER - ANY SUBJECT, ANY AGE! FREE! Use code: SAVE6 (First Time Buyers) for everyone else. enter @ Checkout. 😊 To view a sample of this resource please follow this link: PowerPoint: http://bit.ly/2r6oZ7a & Booklet: http://online.fliphtml5.com/gonfq/aalt/#p=10 This is priced @ £3 as an introductory offer - for a limited time only. RRP £50 This is a fully INTERACTIVE presentation with animation and MUSIC. The PPT consists of 70 Slides Use the Plenary Generator Wheel to select one of the 10 plenaries within this presentation. Press the ’Start’ Button to spin the wheel and the 'Stop’ button to select a number. Each plenary should last 10 minutes. Please note… Some of these plenaries require printouts-Supplied with this resource. It is suggested that copies are printed in bulk in preparation for use. List of plenary Activities: 1. Tree Climb Activity 2. Pass the Bomb PLEASE NOTE: there are two versions of this resource so as to include 'Beat the Clock' alternative to 'Pass the Bomb' as we realise that this could be a sensitive activity for some pupils. 3. Letter Investigator 4. Beat the Clock – Balloon Timer 5. Opinion Line 6. Chatterbox /Cootie Catcher 7. Memory Game 8. We Say, You Play 9. Reverse Cognition 10. Emoji Graph Final Task: Exit Pass If you'd like to view our Starter Generator, please follow this link: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/starter-generator-fully-interactive-11648016

A set of 56 superhero themed certificates includes general awards as pictured and also specific awards for areas such as super reading, excelllent listening etc so something for everyone! Also a ticklist for you to keep track of what you have awarded. Instead of buying class presents I set up an awards ceremony with a litte red carpet and give these out, the children love them and treasure them far more than anything else i could buy.

Differentiated for different abilities. Used with the train ride story but could easily be adapted for any story, or to recount a visit or holiday.