A fun maths activity to practice symmetry by drawing and colouring these Christmas images. This fun activity includes 5 Christmas images, each with three levels of difficulty. Difficulty Level 1 - has the completed drawing with the line of symmetry down the middle and the children are asked to colour the image symmetrically. Difficulty Level 2 - has half of the image on one side , with the other half partially drawn. The children have to complete the drawing and colour in symmetrically. Difficulty Level 3 - has just half the image drawn and the children need to complete and colour the other half symmetrically. Also included are levels 2 and 3 with a grid over them to help those children who may need it to complete the symmetrical drawings. **For more great ideas to use in the classroom visit the Goodeyedeers Blog ** The money raised from the sale of this resource goes to a children’s charity called MedEquip4Kids

A fun maths activity to practice symmetry by drawing and colouring these robots. This fun activity includes 5 robots, each with three levels of difficulty. Difficulty Level 1 - has the completed drawing with the line of symmetry down the middle and the children are asked to colour the robot symmetrically. Difficulty Level 2 - has half of the robot on one side , with the other half partially drawn. The children have to complete the drawing and colour in symmetrically. Difficulty Level 3 - has just half the robot drawn and the children need to complete and colour the other half symmetrically. Also included are levels 2 and 3 with a grid over them to help those children who may need it to complete the symmetrical drawings. **For more great ideas to use in the classroom visit the Goodeyedeers Blog ** The money raised from the sale of this resource goes to a children’s charity called MedEquip4Kids

A fun maths activity to practice symmetry by drawing and colouring these strange looking creatures. This fun activity includes 5 creatures, each with three levels of difficulty. Difficulty Level 1 - has the completed drawing with the line of symmetry down the middle and the children are asked to colour the creature symmetrically. Difficulty Level 2 - has half of the creature on one side , with the other half partially drawn. The children have to complete the drawing and colour in symmetrically. Difficulty Level 3 - has just half the creature drawn and the children need to complete and colour the other half symmetrically. Also included are levels 2 and 3 with a grid over them to help those children who may need it to complete the symmetrical drawings. **For more great ideas to use in the classroom visit the Goodeyedeers Blog ** The money raised from the sale of this resource goes to a children’s charity called MedEquip4Kids

This coloring book has 15 detailed doodles to be coloured in. Ideal for your children and maybe the teachers as well! The PDF also contains the same set of 15 doodles but with pieces missing. The challenge is to complete the missing part of the doodles before colouring in. We hope you enjoy this resource and we would love some feedback. **For more great ideas to use in the classroom visit the Goodeyedeers Blog **

This resources contains 10 detailed Christmas scenes for your children to colour. Also included are 15 writing papers: 5 are lined pages with Christmas border 5 are half and half pages with Christmas border 5 are blank pages with Christmas border We hope you enjoy this resource and we would love some feedback. For more great ideas to use in the classroom visit the Goodeyedeers Blog and visit us on Pinterest and Twitter.

A boon for all supply teachers. This pack gives you five complete writing lessons at your fingertips. Suitable for KS2 classes and lower KS3. The pack includes 5 complete PowerPoint writing lessons with additional teachers’ notes and resources: Tongue Twisters to Tickle the Tonsils - this complete PowerPoint lesson is designed to show the children how to deconstruct some common tongue twisters and create new ones of their own. Jabberwocky - Making Sense of Nonsense - this complete PowerPoint lesson takes the children through the first verse of Jabberwocky and gives them a strategy for turning this nonsense poem into one that makes sense - almost! Writing Kennings - a complete PowerPoint lesson. After watching an animated reading of a poem called ‘Kennings for Kevin’ the children are shown how to write their own kennings couplets. Re-writing Classic Poetry - this complete PowerPoint lesson shows the children how, armed with a pair of dice, they can re-write clasic poetry giving it a modern, if somewhat curious, slant. How To Write Homophone Riddles - in this complete PowerPoint lesson the children are introduced to the creature called Korb from the distant planet of SPaG. He shows them how to write teasing riddles using pairs of homophone words. We hope you enjoy this resource and we would love some feedback. For more great ideas to use in the classroom visit the Goodeyedeers Blog and visit us on Pinterest and Twitter.

These 10 posters each contain a mandala to color and a growth mindset quote. They come in three sizes: Small - approx. 3.5 x 5 inches Medium - approx. 5 x 7 inches Large - approx. 7 x 10 inches Adult colouring is very popular right now and you might enjoy colouring one yourself or with the children. They enjoy it when you sit down with them and colour and talk. Benefits for children: Relaxing Develops fine motor skills Discussions about patterns and colours Benefits for the Teacher: No preparation, just print and go! Great for early finishers. Wonderful incentives for children who love to color. Colour with your children and connect and bond with them as they chat and colour.

These 20 fun, kindness posters are perfect for calming colouring and have quotes that will inspire kindness. Adult colouring is very popular right now and you might enjoy colouring one yourself or with the children. They enjoy it when you sit down with them and colour and talk. Benefits for children: Relaxing Develops fine motor skills Discussions about patterns and colours Benefits for the Teacher: No preparation, just print and go! Great for early finishers and wet playtimes. Wonderful incentives for children who love to colour. Colour with your children and connect and bond with them as they chat and colour. All the money raised from the sale of our resources goes to a UK children’s charity called MedEquip4Kids

A set of fun Christmas bookmarks featuring our very own unique Christmas gnomes. 18 Bookmarks in all. One set is in back and white for your children to colour. The other set is already coloured for your children to use straight away. All the money raised from the sale of our resources goes to a UK children’s charity called MedEquip4Kids Created by Goodeyedeers © 2020

A set of fun Halloween bookmarks. One set is in back and white for your children to colour. The other set is already coloured for your children to use straight away. All the money raised from the sale of our resources goes to a UK children’s charity called MedEquip4Kids Created by Goodeyedeers © 2020

Brighten up your classroom with this editable Halloween banner set. This pack includes eight different EDITABLE banner templates in three different sizes. Pre-made banners are NOT included. To customize your banner, simply insert a text box and type. Each template size measures: Small - approx. 3.5 x 5 inches Medium - approx. 5 x 7 inches Large - approx. 7 x 10 inches Please note the editable templates in this product require the use of PowerPoint or Keynote to be edited properly. Where To Find Us? Our blog is the place for lots of free writing ideas and resources. On Twitter @goodeyedeers On Pinterest - Goodeyedeers

40 separate colouring sheets in all (two PDF files). Some more intricate than others. Use these for early finishers, indoor play and more! Adult colouring is very popular right now and you might enjoy coloring one yourself either before your students or with them. Kids LOVE when you sit down with them and color and talk. Benefits for children: • Relaxing • Develops fine motor skills • Discussions about patterns and colors Benefits for the Teacher • No Prep-print, copy and go! • Great for early finishers. • Wonderful incentives for children who love to colour them. • Colour with your children and connect and bond with them as they talk and colour. The Goodeyedeers Blog Our blog is the place for lots of free writing ideas and resources. Where To Find Us? On Twitter @goodeyedeers On Pinterest - Goodeyedeers

Growth Mindset Colouring Banner. These 30 black and white, growth mindset banner pennants are fun and need no-prep. Set 1 and set 2 have different shaped pennants and different growth mindset quotes, giving a total of 30 growth mindset quotes in all. You can mix and match between the two sets. Laminate and staple to a ribbon to display in your classroom, on a display board or in the corridor. A great back to school activity.

This resource contains 12 weeks’ worth of daily challenges (60 in all). The PowerPoint has the slides in random order and they are designed to be used independently by individuals or groups. It includes: Dictionary Quest - 10 challenges where the children need to use a dictionary. Thinking Skills - 10 challenges where the children can let their imagination go wild! Words Within Words - 10 challenges where the children have a collection of numbered letter tiles with which to make as many words as they can and solve the word the jumbled tiles make. Picture Prompt - 10 challenges using unusual pictures to get the children writing. Five Sentence Stories - 10 challenges here the children have to write a five sentence story but with specific constraints put on each sentence. Word Hunt - 10 challenges where the children are presented with a 3x3 grid containing nine letters. They have to create as many words as they can from those letters and find the nine letter animal. The Goodeyedeers Blog Our blog is the place for lots of free writing ideas and resources. Where To Find Us? On Twitter @goodeyedeers On Pinterest - Goodeyedeers Feedback and Information To be kept updated on future products, updates and sales don’t forget to follow the Goodeyedeers Shop. If you have any queries about this product then contact us and we will get back to you. If you and your children enjoy this product then we would love it if you could leave us a review. Many thanks. All the money raised from the sale of our resources goes to a UK children’s charity called MedEquip4Kids Copyright Information Created by Goodeyedeers © 2020 Single classroom user license. Please do not share or place on the Internet.

In this PowerPoint lesson, the children are shown how to create their own diamante poems making use of compound nouns. A diamante is an unrhymed seven-line poem. The beginning and ending lines are the shortest, while the lines in the middle are longer, giving diamante poems a diamond shape. ‘Diamante’ is the Italian word for diamond. It was created by an American poet named Iris McClellan Tiedt in 1969. In this lesson, we adapt the more traditional format of the poem to give the children practise in using compound nouns, verbs adjectives and adverbs. The teachers’ notes that go with this resource have more background information about the diamante poetic form; information on how the PowerPoint lesson is set out and a grid (with instructions) for the children to use when creating their diamante poems. If you enjoy this resource from Goodeyedeers then please tell your colleagues and maybe leave us a review. Many thanks. Other Poetry PowerPoint Lessons Synonyms and Haiku Jabberwocky - Making sense of nonsense Tongue Twisters - How to Create Your Own Tonsil Tickling Tongue Twisters The Goodeyedeers Blog Our blog is the place for lots of free writing ideas and resources. Where To Find Us? On Twitter @goodeyedeers On Pinterest - Goodeyedeers All the money raised from the sale of our resources goes to a UK children’s charity called MedEquip4Kids Important Technical Information: Always unzip and save the files before opening the PowerPoint or printing the PDF pages. Created by Goodeyedeers © 2020 Single classroom user license. Please do not share or place on the Internet.

In this lesson the children will learn what a haiku poem is and how to count syllables. They will then work together to complete some Valentine’s Day haiku before going off and writing some of their own. If you enjoy this resource please tell your friends and colleagues about us. You might also like to look at our other Valentine’s Day resources: Valentine’s Day Quiz Five Valentine’s Day Writing Ideas

Your children are going to love these five Valentine’s Day writing ideas. Each one contains activities that will have all your children writing. They include: Valentine’s Day Cinquain Poems Valentine’s Day Acrostic Countdown to Valentine’s Day A secret Valentine’s Day poem An ‘If only…’ Valentine’s Day poem If you enjoy this resource please tell your friends and colleagues about us. You might also like to check out our other Valentine’s Day resources: Valentine’s Day Haiku Valentine’s Day Quiz

What do you know about Valentine’s Day? Try our exciting Valentine’s Day Quiz to discover why the heart is a symbol of love or what people in Japan do on Valentine’s Day? If you enjoy this resource please tell your friends and colleagues and don’t forget to leave us a review. Our other Valentine’s Day resources are: Valentine’s Day Haiku 5 Valentine’s Day Writing Ideas

In this PowerPoint lesson the children discover how to create interesting haiku using the meanings of words from their word list or spelling list. This fun and engaging lesson will have your class using a dictionary to find the meanings of selected words; discover what a haiku is; explore how all the words we use contain syllables and then use this information to create their own haiku. The resource includes: A PowerPoint lesson that takes the children through the entire process. Teachers’ Notes including a worksheet to help the children write their haiku The resulting haiku poems the children create would make an excellent addition to a class word wall. If you find this resource useful please tell your friends and a review would be amazing. Many thanks. Mike and David from Goodeyedeers.

In this PowerPoint lesson the children discover how to create interesting haiku using the definitions of words from their word list or spelling list. This fun and engaging lesson will have your class using a dictionary to find definitions of selected words; discover what a haiku is; explore how all the words we use contain syllables and then use this information to create their own haiku. The resource includes: A PowerPoint lesson that takes the children through the entire process. Teachers’ Notes including a worksheet to help the children write their haiku The resulting haiku poems the children create would make an excellent addition to a class word wall. If you find this resource useful please tell your friends and a review would be amazing. Many thanks. Mike and David from Goodeyedeers.