Have your class make their own poppies to write in or draw in to help remember this important day. Instructions included on the templates. Print the poppies onto red paper as needed and the leaves onto green paper (3 per page). You could get children to write: words of remembrance inside words to describe our heroes a poem information on remembrance or the war

This is epic! Your class will absolutely love this quiz! Head to the North Pole and find out what Santa, the elves and his reindeer have been up to! 9 rounds including: Pinching Prancer (Ipad troubles!) DJ Dancer (songs in reverse!) Emoji Elves (emoji titles) Blurry Blitzen (blurry movies) Santa Scrable (food anagrams!) Festive Facts (of course!) Elf on the shelf (missing items!) Carol Calamity (snowballs covering lyrics!) Wrong Wrapping (guess the multiple presents wrapped together!) With gorgeous graphics and musical interludes, this is a winner this Christmas! Also includes sheets for writing the answers. Played and tested with Primary and Secondary kids who all love it! +Get a bonus Christmas Code Cracker activity! +2025 party horn New Year’s resolution activity!

This DT unit covers a 6 session plan for designing and making a steady hand game using circuits. Fits perfectly with the Year 4/6 science curriculum. Pack Includes: planning product research support questions wire bending resource evaluation template

A set of Connect 4 Times Tables set to help children learn their tables in a fun way. Includes Tables from 2s to 12s.

This template for a Mayan temple pop-up is a fun way for the children to display their understanding of the Mayan Civilisation.

Introducing children to new books is such a treat, especially when you theme it around a book cafe. Invite your children to Starbooks Cafe to enjoy a 5 course taster menu, where they dip into a range of your new books and fill out their thoughts. Bunting (in white, green and grey), a placemat and screen slide is also included. Just add the biscuits or cake and you’re away!

Using the very popular gameshow idea, your kids will love these times table games! Floor is Lava! Included: 11 games for the x2 to x12 tables PowerPoint explaining the rules Aim: be the first to build a bridge over the danger below to cross from one side to the other. Steps: Roll the dice and move your pawn around the outside circles either clockwise or anticlockwise multiply the number (factor) you land on by the times table focus (factor) of the game Find the answer (multiple) on the hexagon board Add a counter to that hexagon if you got it right If you got it wrong or have nowhere to go, pass the dice The first to have a continuous line of hexagons from one side to the other wins!

A popping lesson to learn all about onomatopoeias with the theme of fireworks! A perfect lesson for Bonfire Night, July 4th or Diwali! Includes the Powerpoint Presentation that introduces onomatopoeias, explores different fireworks, gives funky onomatopoeia examples for fireworks and leads into a lovely art/writing activity. Also includes printable onomatopoeia word cards

Get to know you bingo is a fun way to get children talking and engaging with each other early on in a meaningful way. Perfect for breaking the ice and getting children sharing their names.

A new times table battle game to help your class learn their 3,4 and 8 x tables Your kids are going to love learning their tables using the Kingdom of Multiplication ‘Risk’ style game where they need to conquer and hold onto different territories by answering the times table questions. Castle already occupied? Challenge your opponent to a battle using the division facts battle cards. Watch out for the dragons and other surprises that show up in the times table draw pile! With fun bonuses and penalties, it definitely make learning the multiplication facts more fun!

A great way to celebrate the arrival of the New Year with a 2025 party horn resolution activity! Your kids will enjoy decorating these and adding their goals for 2025 as curling streamers. Includes: Party horn template with instructions Resolution sentence starter strips to stick on

If you’re looking to teach into Frida Kahlo and self-portraits, then this 6 week lesson pack is for you! Pack includes 6 Powerpoints which start with a warm-up activity, provide main teaching and then lead into activities. Unit builds towards self-portraits and covers: Lesson 1: Intro to the life and works of Frida Kahlo Lesson2: Surrealism (was Frida a surrealist?) Lesson 3: Facial features Lesson 4: Proportion Lesson 5: Final piece sketching Lesson 6: Colour mixing Warm-up activities are focused on line, shape and value

Howdy partners, It’s time for the most rootin’-tootin’wild west multiplication shoot out! Get your fingers on the triggers ‘n’ get ready to fire your pistols. It’s time to show you’re the sharpest shooter in town! A fun, themed multplication game where children can compete to be the faster gun slinger as they develop their multiplication recall. Game includes random number generators for up to 12x12. Either use a set times table by clicking through the first number until you find the table you want or play randomly. For preference purposes, an alternative version includes a hover over the number ability (rather than clicking) Music included that plays across the slides. various ways to play: 1- children are back to back and have to turn round to shoot the answer at their partner 2- 2 teams: each child on a team has a set number of ‘bullets’. They choose when to use them by throwing hand up and shouting bang. The fastest hand gets to answer. A point if correct. If hesitation or wrong answer, it goes to the other team. NOTE: Make sure you enable macros when given the option as this will allow the randomisation to function

A set of 27 stem sentences to help take your children’s maths talk deeper. Sentence stems can be used when students are: engaging in a math discussion with a peer. practicing the use of academic language. sharing their thoughts on how to solve a particular problem. reflecting on a math concept recently learned.

Use this template to agree and record your class vision for behaviour in your classroom. Two versions included- with intro text and without.

A fantastic new PowerPoint introducing and examining the elements of art for KS1 and KS2. This 33 slide PowerPoint explores the 7 elements and shows examples of artists renound for demonstrating them. Towards the end, explore the famous quote from Picasso ‘Every child is an artist’ and discuss if the childen agree. The activity starter promotes the use of the 7 elements as children recreate this important notion. Examples of previous children’s work included as examples.

A simple activity to support the correction of number mirroring. Page 1: spot and circle the mirrored number & write the numbers in the stars Page 2: spot the mirrored number (reusable) Page 3: number writing activity

This is a resource which allows children to show the location of the rainforests around the world. The children can also draw the lines to show the tropics. Add these into the key at the bottom. See @coolclassroom on intagram for a fun way to fold it to present in their books.

A Powerpoint to show examples of Zentangle Pumpkins and model how to draw one.