Print out these gorgeous themed cupcakes for each month and display your classes names alongside them for their birthdays! Each cupcake in on it’s own page. Plus there’s an alternative Halloween cupcake if that’s your thing!

These handy b and d confusion cards are a great reference tool to for those who are confusing b and d when writing. Includes bed and thumbs versions in a variety of sizes ready to print on A4. Plus a publisher file to use the images as you need.

These activity sheets are all about practicing fact families.

Get your children finding the perfect 100 score words using the code cracking activity. Children think of Christmas words and see how much they are worth according to the table. Great open-ended activity!

A pdf for children to write facts about poalr bears. Print on A3 for best results. I have used for writing 3 paragraphs including: Where do polar bears live? What do they eat? How have they adapted to survive in the cold? The spikey shapes for special/ fun facts. The middle for a picture.

Have your class reenacting the events of the Great Fire with 20 minute walk through led by the teacher narrator (or child if preferred). Includes roles for a class of 30 but suggested reductions. Tried and tested with Year 2 children. Includes background music.

A fun cross-curricular way of developing identification of 2D shapes. With 2 printable sheets, your class can design their own individual castles. There are examples included that the class gain inspiration from. Once complete, can you identify which shapes they have used and how many of each. They can write this on the special scroll.

Here is lesson 1 of the unit: The Kiss that Missed. If you love it, find the rest of the unit on my store which includes planning, PowerPoints and resources.

A simple PowerPoint to explore life in present times to life in Medieval times, comparing ares of travel, farming, communication, weapons and buildings. With images/paintings to stimulate discussion and then a simple activity to compliment. Also includes a word mat. Activity instructions- print the related pages back to back, slice each sheet into 3 strips, then children will fold the strip in half so that it becomes a flap. Children write/draw pictures on each side.