This is the tracker I use to keep a record of which levels my pupils are at. As I teach in Scotland, I have put links to the Curriculum for Excellence levels. There is also a record without this information included in the file.

Diamond 9 is a brilliant way to get your class to use their listening and talking skills. Pupils discuss 9 or more images and come to an agreement about the order of their importance. They arrange the images in order on the diamond template. This download is a blank Diamond 9 template plus templates for you to insert your chosen images. I have included 15 image boxes to add challenge for more able pupils.

These labels fit perfectly on magazine files so that you can keep your groups organised. There are six different colours, labelled with Sassoon font.

Getting pupils to create an election speech can be tricky! With this planning page they only have to fill in the blanks to write a personalised Student/Pupil Council election speech. This download includes both a Pupil Council and Student Council version.

Give your pupils a degree of choice with their Spelling homework with these task grids. Pupils choose which task to do each week, and mark off each one off as they go.

This is a calendar template for you and your pupils to enjoy. There are loads of possibilities, from creating gifts to displaying art projects or just keeping you organised. The calendar is displayed by month, with the weeks starting on Monday. The font is Sassoon so it is easy to read.

This worksheet supports teaching about the impact of scurvy on explorers and sailors. The top section is for pupils to show the foods that sailors ate to help prevent scurvy. The bottom section requires students to fill in the blanks of a passage about scurvy, using a word bank.

Use these handy pages to create word books for your pupils. Students can refer to the lists to help them write with independence! There are lists of colours (UK and US spelling), openers, settings plus synonyms for walked, said, big and small. Give your students the tools to improve spelling and interest!

This is a handy behaviour record that breaks the school day into manageable chunks. Pupils, parents and teachers can easily spot any patterns that emerge. The circles can be coloured in, have smiley/sad faces drawn or even apply stickers to successful portions of the day. Set a realistic goal for pupils by choosing a number of circles to be filled in by the end of the week. It’s a very visual way to start a discussion about behaviour.

These profiles are great for getting to know your pupils. There is space for their self-portraits as well as a few fill in the blanks.

This assessment tool provides space for both self and teacher assessment. Children review their work to check off targets and choose a target for their next writing session. Teachers are able to use a handy tick list to give feedback and also add in written comments. There are three versatile formats to fit any notebook or jotter.

This assessment tool provides space for both self and peer assessment. Children work cooperatively to check off targets and add in written feedback. There are three versatile formats to fit any notebook or jotter.

Paired or Buddy Reading is a great way to get children working cooperatively. This handy worksheet gets pupils working together to answer a variety of questions.

This is a set of 4 French weather worksheets. They focus on matching images to the correct phrases and making connections to seasonal weather.

Give your pupils more control over their homework by allowing them to choose from a grid. There are six grids plus one evaluation page that can be photocopied onto the back. This is a great way to get parents involved in homework and encourages discussion at home. This resource would suit most children in the middle stages but could be used for extending able pupils or supporting those who require extra help.

This blank template makes assigning a book review a breeze! There are four pages for pupils to work on and space for some illustrations too! Both Sassoon and Printed fonts are included.

Give your pupils more control over their homework by allowing them to choose from a grid. There are six grids plus one evaluation page that can be photocopied onto the back. This is a great way to get parents involved in homework and encourages discussion at home. This resource would suit most children in the middle grades (3rd or 4th) but could be used for extending able pupils or supporting those who require extra help.

This comprehension pack includes two sheets for each book in the Stage 5 Traditional Tales set: The Moon in the Pond, The Magic Paintbrush, Jack and the Beanstalk and Oh, Jack! Pupils will be engaged with their tasks while you hear reading or work with groups. The tasks include jumbled sentences, fill in the blanks, comprehension questions and drawing prompts. There are 8 pages in total.

This comprehension pack includes two sheets for each book in the Stage 6 Traditional Tales set: The Frog Prince, Monkey’s Magic Pipe, How the Bear Lost Its Tail and Yoshi the Stonecutter. Pupils will be engaged with their tasks while you hear reading or work with groups. The tasks include jumbled sentences, fill in the blanks, comprehension questions and drawing prompts. There are 8 pages in total.

Creating comprehension questions that are specific to one book can be really time consuming! This is a perfect resource to help you save time. These comprehension questions are differentiated to meet the needs of a wide range of readers and can be used in nearly any elementary/primary classroom. Best of all, these 8 printable pages can be used with any nonfiction book which saves your precious time! I also have a fiction version available.