Health and Well-being is a big focus in the classroom. These colourful display cards encourage Growth Mindset and help children understand the process of working towards thinking positively. I hope you enjoy this resource. Each image is hand-drawn by myself. Please do not copy them or claim them as your own. I’d love to see them in use, please tag me on; Twitter @MissS_Says Instagram @Miss_S_Says Thank you!

A short and visual way for pupils to write a review about a book they have enjoyed and would recommend. Sometimes choosing a book can be difficult, especially when the library is filled with amazing choices. With these on display with recommendations from their classmates, a short summary of the story and key themes in the shape of hashtags, choosing a book is much simpler. I hope you enjoy this resource. I’d love to see them in use, please tag me on; Twitter @MissS_Says Instagram @Miss_S_Says Thank you!

These themed maths challenge cards cover every maths topic from Place Value to Fractions. They are suitable for First Level Maths (P2-4 Scottish Curriculum) and Lower KS2 stages. I hope you enjoy this resource. Please do not copy them or claim them as your own. I’d love to see them in use, please tag me on; Twitter @MissS_Says Instagram @Miss_S_Says Thank you!

Read, Write, Inc. Fresh Start Programme is a literacy intervention created by Ruth Miskin. These task board cards were created as a visual timetable for pupils and teacher(s) running the Fresh Start Programme including; Spelling Task Board Cards Module Task Board Cards Days of the week Markers for Teacher, Partner or Individual led work. I hope you enjoy this resource. I’d love to see it in use, please tag me on; Twitter @MissS_Says Instagram @Miss_S_Says Thank you

**Mild, Hot and Flamin’ Hot Chilli Challenges aimed at Second Level/Year 4 Maths ** Three differentiated level problem solving questions which focus on using the four maths operations as well as time and money skills. I hope you enjoy this resource. I’d love to see them in use, please tag me on; Twitter @MissS_Says Instagram @Miss_S_Says Thank you

An Among Us take on Secret Student Choose one Imposter and keep their name annonymous. Throughout the day encourage everyone to try their best. If the Imposter had worked hard, reveal their name and decide on a reward that best suits your class. If the Imposter has not worked hard, put their name back into the envelope and don’t reveal who it was. No reward given. A great way to encourage positive whole class behaviour without singling individual pupils out. I hope you enjoy this resource. I’d love to see it in use, please tag me on; Twitter @MissS_Says Instagram @Miss_S_Says Thank you!

Bookmarks to help pupils ‘attack’ a tricky word if they are unsure on how to pronounce it or understand it’s meaning. These will help build their confidence when reading and improve fluency. I hope you enjoy this resource. I’d love to see them in use, please tag me on; Twitter @MissS_Says Instagram @Miss_S_Says Thank you!

I wanted to create a new library display that promotes a sense of adventure in reading. The adventure theme in Up! inspired this resource, as well as some amazing displays I seen on Instagram/Twitter. I drew the Up! inspired house myself as I wanted to incorporate reading into the drawing. This took a lot of time and effort, but was really worth it. I hope you enjoy this resource. Please do not claim the art work as your own. I’d love to see it in use, please tag me on; Twitter @MissS_Says Instagram @Miss_S_Says Thank you!

Digital Literacy Christmas Advert Digitial Literacy Mats A selection of famous UK TV Adverts complete with questions on five areas; Character Story Setting Sound Colour Plus extension tasks for early finishers. Inspired by @MissLMacDonald on Twitter. I hope you enjoy this resource. I would love to see them in use, please tag me on; Twitter @MissS_Says Instagram @Miss_S_Says Thank you!

Queen’s Jubilee Digitial Literacy Mat - Jubilee the Movie film short. Watch the Jubilee film short and complete the discussion questions on five areas; Character Story Setting Sound Colour Plus extension tasks for early finishers. Inspired by @MissLMacDonald on Twitter. I hope you enjoy this resource. I would love to see them in use, please tag me on; Twitter @MissS_Says Instagram @Miss_S_Says Thank you!

**A PDF collection of 48 QR codes that link to YouTube readalouds of these wonderful stories. If you want to introduce a variety of books that embody powerful messages for children to understand then this is a good place to start. ** Of course these digital videos do not replace physical books in the classroom, but they can provide access to these powerful stories and act as a conversation starter. I hope you enjoy this addition to your diverse library. I’d love to see them in use, please tag me on; Twitter @MissS_Says Instagram @Miss_S_Says Thank you!

A range of Digital Literacy challenges to use with any book or story across a variety of devices. This year’s theme is ‘Reading for Pleasure’ for Book Day, make reading activities fun and incorporate digital technologies into each task. I hope you enjoy this resource. I’d love to see it in use, please tag me on; Twitter @MissS_Says Instagram @Miss_S_Says Thank you

As it looks like Digital Learning is here to stay, I created a clear document to keep track of all information needed to access recommended apps and websites at home as well as in class. As pupils are likely to be given lots of new information about how learning is going to look, I want their core learning to be as simple and straightforward for them as possible. Hopefully this layout will support that. I hope you enjoy this resource. I’d love to see them in use, please tag me on; Twitter @MissS_Says Instagram @Miss_S_Says Thank you!

An ‘Among Us’ take on ‘Where’s Wally?’ A short brain break for kids as they engage in online learning. Among Us is a new game that children of all ages seem to be obsessed with. This is a fun activity to engage pupils in their online learning and introducing Among Us to the virtual classroom. I hope you enjoy this resource. I’d love to see them it use, please tag me on; Twitter @MissS_Says Instagram @Miss_S_Says Thank you!

Here is a grid with 6 different activities related to Pancake Day for children to do at home. Including; Prior Knowledge questions to prompt what they already know about Pancake Day, Research questions, Instruction writing, Literacy word challenge using the phrases ‘Pancake Day’ and ‘Shrove Tuesday’ Recipe to make their own pancakes Drawing/colouring their perfect pancake toppings Hopefully the children will enjoy some of these activities even if they cannot make their own pancakes at home.

International Women’s Day is a worldwide celebration of women and their social, cultural, political and physical achievements. It is an important day to raise awareness about equality. This years theme is ‘Choose to Challenge’. I have created a page full of activities that you can share with your children to enjoy and to challenge themselves and others about the cause. I hope you enjoy this resource. I’d love to see it in use, please tag me on; Twitter @MissS_Says Instagram @Miss_S_Says Thank you

To celebrate World Book Day, I have created some ‘Among Us’ themed bookmarks for you to share with your class. I hope you enjoy this resource. I’d love to see them in use, please tag me on; Twitter @MissS_Says Instagram @Miss_S_Says Thank you

Give pupils a visual example of what you expect from their jotter work. This sets a clear expectation when they complete tasks in their jotters. There is one for a literacy jotter and a numeracy squared jotter. Of course my priority when pupils return to school is their well-being, work will come second. However when the time comes these will be great to set expectations with. I hope you enjoy this resource. I’d love to see them in use, please tag me on; Twitter @MissS_Says Instagram @Miss_S_Says Thank you!

Bring your book character to life using animation! Design and draw your own book character in the space. You can recreate your favourite book character or you can invent your own. Top tip: make sure the characters’ arms or legs do not overlap it’s body. Scan the QR code using the camera or visit sketch.metademolab.com and upload your drawing. Watch how the software brings your character to life to make it walk, run and dance. I hope you enjoy this resource. I’d love to see it in use, please tag me on; Twitter MissS_Says Instagram Miss_S_Says Thank you!