As with my Pick-a-Witch series, I have created a resource where by you can use this reference sheet to have personalisation and choice, whilst still be guided in your selections to create a portrait in the style of Tim Burton. Perfect for some spooky Halloween displays!

A fun template to use before the end of the year and the summer holidays begin!

Lettering for the Skyscraper Sundae display. Examples can be found on my Instagram - @TeachingInTechnicolour Thanks for downloading my resource :)

A versatile storyboard that can be used in many way. For more examples, check my Instagram - @TeachingInTechnicolour Thank you for using my resource :) Nicholas

Linking in with the current trend of drinking prime, I have created a resource to hopefully make learning prime numbers more fun. More details and examples can be found on my Instagram page, Teaching In Technicolour. I can also be found on Twitter @InTechnicolour Thanks Nico

Here are a bank of images of Scottish Products that can be used for a Product Design lesson, examples of which can be found on my Instagram @TeachingInTechnicolour. Four of each product as I like to print 4 to a page on A4 to get four mini version to then be worked on a piece of A3. I don’t own the rights to these images.

A very simple scrapbook style resource for the children to cut and paste items from a supermarket Christmas magazine to create a menu on a budget. There is space on the cover for final calculations to be tallied and space for a starter page, a main page and a dessert page. I kindly ask in Lidl or Aldi to have enough booklets for one between two and then the children can work in pairs with varying budgets from 20 to 100 pounds. If you can, share examples of your learners work on twitter @InTechnicolour or Instagram @TeachingInTechnicolour Thanks, Nicholas

Display poster for Moonlit Evergreen artwork. Example of work can be found on Teaching in Technicolour instagram!

A writing resource complete with Learning Intention and Success Criteria page A model of the poem structure An onomatopoeia word mat Onomatopoeia display lettering Outline of firework rocket

Vary your Halloween display with these fun and creative guides to help your learners design witches, monsters and pumpkins. There is plenty of scope for personalisation and choice. If you use these, I would love to see some of the results. You can share them with me on Twitter at @InTechnicolour or on Instagram at @TeachingInTechnicolour. You can also email me at teachingintechnicolour@gmail.com Please don’t remove the watermarks. I hope your learners love using them!

Analye the colours of the wind with your class with a note taking sheet side by side the lyrics. If you want to display some are work, I have also provided an CfE outcome posters describing the process. If you want a tutorial on the art lesson, check out my Teaching In Technicolour Instagram page.

Brick wall style background that the children can use to display their spelling words in graffiti style. I usually write first in pencil, check and go over with black, then surround with highlighter and colours. Examples can be found on Instagram @TeachingInTechnicolour.

Use this resource to highlight and find the patterns within the times tables. Examples of its use can be found on Instagram @TeachingInTecnicolour.