This 2 page document is to allow your children to have a 'Pupil Voice' and comment on what they enjoy about school. Older children should be able to complete this independently, whereas Key Stage One students will need adult support. I usually send this document out to students once per year.I have also used it alongside the school Student Council. Enjoy!

This is a wonderfully simple resource that is great for target setting. I use this for Maths and Writing and stick it on the inside of both books. Each half term, I set two new targets that are specific to the individual child. One target sheet for the whole year!

This 13 page document was created for my Year Three parents. In the information booklet you will find strategies and tips on how parents can help their children at home. Whatever school you are in, parents will appreciate this document and it will be a great marketing tool for you as a teacher and for the school. I have left it as a word document, so that you can adapt it for your context. It can be easily adapted for children for Years 1, 2 and 4. Enjoy!

Each Week I ask my class a Maths riddle. You will find three riddles a week for 21 weeks. Sometimes my class receive the riddle on day one of the week and are still going on day 5! The children really enjoy trying to solve each riddle and so do some of the other teachers! Have fun with it and share it with your colleagues at work. I use it with Grades 2 and 3. Enjoy! *** Alternative use for World Math Day *** Print out all of the muddles and stick them around the school. Stick them on the walls, in the canteen, library, basically anywhere that the children will visit throughout the day. The children really enjoy it and it brings the whole day to life! Enjoy!

Olympic Day/Parade/Assembly: **** Special price for month of June **** This resource was used last week for a whole school entry point. The school was divided into 15 countries and took part in a whole school assembly and parade. The 15 countries reflect the 5 Olympic Rings, with 3 countries being chosen from each continent (The Americas being one). Olympic Entry Point PowerPoint: This PowerPoint shares a brief history of the games, followed by 15 slides to reflect the 15 countries. Each slide has a country flag with the national anthem playing in the background. The national anthems play automatically and all timings have been preset. During the parade I also shared facts about each country. This is attached as a Word document. I read these out during each national anthem. Olympic Introduction: This is a great activity that can be used as a warm up activity during the assembly. It is based on the popular TV programme 'Family Fortunes'. During the presentation click on the number if the children get it correct and click on the 'X' if they get it incorrect. Great fun for teachers vs. students. Olympic Scoring Card: This was used for the 5 events during the day. I have just added this to give you a flavour of the day. Enjoy!

100 Words Problems for Year Two/Three is a PowerPoint where the children could have a different word problem every day for 100 days (20 weeks). It is a great way to get them problem solving and using word problems. The PowerPoint can be edited and adapted for your context. Enjoy!

It celebrates the resurrection from the dead of Jesus, three days after he was executed. The Easter story is at the heart of Christianity. After Jesus was crucified on the Friday (now known as Good Friday), his body was taken down from the cross, and buried in a cave tomb. This 15 slide PowerPoint presentation shares the story of Easter. The presentation also begins with a fun game where the children have to work out four clues to guess what the lesson will be about. The children will find it very exciting! The game can be edited, so that you can use your own images if you wish. Enjoy!

This is a great Powerpoint where you can hide a whole range of images behind. Great to get the children thinking what the image could be. I have used it for book titles, flags, shapes and many other exciting lessons. Enjoy!

This is a fun interactive PowerPoint presentation that can easily be edited to suit any Olympic/International/UN week assembly or class challenge. The children can move one rectangle at a time to reveal part of a flag. The flags can be easily edited. The children will really enjoy taking part in this activity. I usually use it to begin or end the week. Enjoy!

This resource has been adapted from other Maths resources. On each slide a questions appears on the slide, followed by a child's name around 6 seconds later. This resource can be easily edited and can be adapted for all age groups. The Powerpoint includes over 20 slides. All that the teacher would have to do is match a name to a question. I edit this PowerPoint for different areas of Maths and use it around once every two weeks. Great for AFL, active participation, behaviour management and differentiation. Enjoy!

Great to use for the start of a new topic. Includes animations, pictures and will promote questioning. *** You can buy all my assemblies as a bundle for $6.99 ***

In this folder you will find 3 PowerPoint presentations and 9 worksheets that can be used to teach Shape and Symmetry. This will be 3 to 4 days of your weekly Maths planning completed without you having to create any new worksheets or PowerPoints. All activities are based on 2D shapes. Enjoy!

This is a wonderful unit of work that will save teachers hours and hours of time. This unit of work on Electricity could be used for Years 2-4 and covers 12 lessons. There are session plans, PowerPoints and all resources are included in the folder. There are also 4 Active Inspire Flipcharts that are an excellent addition to the planning. Most documents are Word documents, so editing is possible. If you are planning a unit on Electricity in the near future, then you need this resource. Enjoy!

Olympic Games Introduction 2016: (June only! £2.00) This activity and PowerPoint Presentation will be a fun,interactive way to begin your Olympic Games activities or to use in an assembly. A rectangle is taken away one at a time and the children have to guess the hidden Olympic Sport. This could be done as a competition where each team is allowed one guess after each box is removed. There are ten examples already created using a range of sports. Each slide can be easily edited and new sports can be added. The children will find it a lot of fun. Enjoy!

A fantastic document with many different Maths investigations included. There are some great ideas for World Math Day. Alternatively, you could easily do one a week for a whole term! **** Check out the other resources in my store. The Maths booklet for parents is a great marketing tool for you as a teacher as parents love it!

This 13 page document was created for my Grade Three parents. In the information booklet you will find strategies and tips on how parents can help their children at home. Whatever school you are in, parents will appreciate this document and it will be a great marketing tool for you as a teacher and for the school. I have left it as a word document, so that you can adapt it for your context. It can be easily adapted for children for Grades 1, 2 and 4. Enjoy!

This is an excellent resource that includes many areas of Maths. warm up games, investigation ideas, assemblies are just a few examples that you will find in this resource. Shape Game: This resource has been adapted from other Maths resources. On each slide a questions appears on the slide, followed by a child's name around 6 seconds later. This resource can be easily edited and can be adapted for all age groups. The Powerpoint includes over 20 slides. All that the teacher would have to do is match a name to a question. I edit this PowerPoint for different areas of Maths and use it around once every two weeks. Great for AFL, active participation, behaviour management and differentiation. Mental Maths Daily Challenges This is a wonderful resource that can be used for children of any age. I start my daily Maths lesson with five different questions that cover five different areas of the curriculum. The children write their answers on a small whiteboard. The PowerPoint can be easily edited to suit any age and any level. I update my presentation every four weeks, hence why there are 20 slides, as well as the front cover. Maths Riddles - These can be sent to children throughout the day or cut out and stuck around the school for the children to solve. Maths Challenges - There are two challenges for each year group that should be completed throughout the day. They can be easily edited to suit your school context. Maths Assembly - This PowerPoint Presentation can be used in a variety of ways, although I have used it in the past for whole school assemblies. At the end of World Math Day I normally lead a whole school assembly where all children in the school bring a small whiteboard and have to answer the set questions. Last year I even turned this into an interhouse Math competition by choosing one child from each house to stand at the front of the hall and answer the questions. You can be as creative as you like, but this assembly presentation will be a fun, interactive way to begin or end your World Math Day activities. 100 Words Problems for Year Two/Three is a PowerPoint where the children could have a different word problem every day for 100 days (20 weeks). It is a great way to get them problem solving and using word problems. The PowerPoint can be edited and adapted for your context. Maths Warm Up Activity (A lot of fun) This is a fun, interactive game that promotes active participation and can be easily differentiated. It would be great for an observation! On each slide a question appears on the screen and all the children have to think about the answer. After 6-8 seconds a name flashes across the screen and that child should shout out the answer. The children love this game and you should all give it a go! Tip - Repeat a child's name, so that they never know when their name will appear again on the screen.