A fabulous full set of Year 1 and Year 2 common exception words and alphabet display lettering in shades of green! A great way to display the words in the classroom so that the children can become independent in finding out how to spell them. All they have to do is remove the right key fob from the wall and find the word- fobs really cheap to pick up from ebay!

Each area of my classroom is labelled with these circle letter cards. I print them out onto kraft card to give them a more ‘natural’ look. The set includes lettering for: maths area storytelling phonics area vocabulary our sounds books we have read They come as pdfs if you want to keep them exactly as they are but also as editable versions if you want to edit the size/font/letter etc.

A set of seven natural circles spelling out the word ‘gallery’. I’ve attached mine to a large stick and then hung ribbons vertically from the stick to peg on examples of children’s amazing work in the creative area. Downloadable as both PDF and word document (in case you want to change the fonts etc)

Natural themed peg labels with hessian, wood, bamboo and rope backgrounds. Fully editable on word so can include any text you want in any size or font.

Cards displaying different religious buildings around the world for children to have a go at recreating in the construction/building area. They feature a wide variety of famous religious buildings from a wide varirty of different religions and regions of the world.

A set of bunting with white wooden background spelling out ‘Topic’ with two additonal foliage bunting pieces. Comes as a PDF so the font will be exactly as shown or as an editable version so the font can be changed to whatever you like.

Made myself as everything online was too ‘busy’. These are very simple and look lovely printed onto card- I’ve used kraft card and they look amazing! Included is a number strip to 20 with numerals and the numbers in words as well as an alphabet strip showing upper and lower case letters.

To be used to display each term’s favourite five books. The pack includes ‘Our favourite five’ lettering and 5 black and white numbers to label each of the books. The photograph shows how the resources have been used within the classroom setting. Downloadable as a PDF so the fonts will be exactly as shown.

These cards explain the primary and secondary colours as well as tints, tones and shades. They also show how to make all of the colours by mixing different paints together. I have made them specifically to tie in with the KS1 art curriculum. Perfect to laminate, hole punch the corner and attach to a key ring as a visual guide for the art table or creative area. I will be hanging mine on the wall next to my bottles of red, blue, yellow, black and white paint.

A set of 51 cards containing key figures from history, associated things to ‘build’ as well as key historical events. Each card details any key dates and whether the event is within or beyond living memory. They have all been carefully selected to match the KS1 History National Curriculum. PDF and Publisher file as downloads. Includes: Mary Anning- her discoveries and shop, Grace Darling- her lighthouse and the SS Forfarshire, Edmud Hillary and Mount Everest, Rosa Parks- her statue and the bus, Guy Fawkes- Houses of Parliament and Tower of London, Samuel Pepys- St Paul’s Cathedral, Thomas Farrinor’s bakery, a London street in 1666, The Wright Brothers- the Wright Flyer and their bicycle shop, Amelia Earhart- her two most famous planes, Bessie Coleman- her two famous planes, Robert Stephenson- the Stephenson Rocket, Ernest Shackleton- SS Endurance, Christopher Columbus- his three ships and childhood home, Mary Seacole- The Britsh Hotel and statue, Edith Cavell- London Hospital, WW1 trench and statue, Florence Nightingale- Scutari Hospital, The Nightingale Training School, Neil Armstrong- Apollo 11 and capsule, Amy Johnson- her plane and statue.

All the lettering and definitions needed to create a science display for KS1 on properties of materials. The property cards include shiny, dull, opaque, transparent, hard, soft, rigid, flexible, absorbent, waterproof, smooth and rough. The definition cards give a short phrase to explain what the property means e.g. cannot be seen through, repels water and liquids etc See my page for ideas of how to set out your display.

A natural set of days of the week and months of the year display cards. The arrows can be placed next to the days/months to help children with their understanding of the order that they come in. Included: days of the week natural cards, month of the year natural cards, ‘days of the week’ heading, ‘months of the year’ heading, arrows with words: ‘today is’, ‘tomorrow is’, ‘yesterday was’ and ‘the month is’

A set of four different construction card landmark packs. Made to match the Year 1/2 National Curriculum for Geography. Each pack contains at least 10 different landmarks from that particular nation. Can be used in the construction area or as landmark cards in Geography lessons. Each pack contains famous physical/human features of each of the four nations. England: includes places such as Scafell Pike, Warwick Castle, Stonehenge, London Eye. Scotland: includes places such as Edinburgh Castle, Ben Nevis, The Kelpies and Callanish Standing Stones Wales: includes places such as Cardiff Castle, Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, St. David’s Cathedrawl, Mount Snowdon Northern Ireland: includes places such as Giant’s Causeway, Peace Bridge, Belfast Castle, The Titanic Museum.

This set includes at least 20 cards for each phonics sound with a variety of words. The cards have been made to match the soundswrite phonics scheme. There are pdf files in the download and also editable word document files too. If you want to change the font/add pages of specific words that you need then you can do this via the word document files. They are a fantastic time saver as each set is the same colour- so you can file them together easily. They can be used as flashcards in phonics lessons, to display on phonics working walls or to be used as cards within continuous provision activities.

A something is wrong communication board Perfect for children who struggle to verbalise what is wrong and products a non-verbal cue for staff to know how they can help a particular child. I’ll be popping mine in a wipeable sleeve so the child can tick whichever one they feel is wrong using a whiteboard pen. Inspired by resources used by goodmorningmissfoster. Please note: Comes as a pdf document so cannot be edited

Kindness note templates that can be written by staff to give to children in the classroom or for the children to write to one another. PDF file so will look exactly as shown.

A perfect questionnaire to use at the beginning of the school year to help you to get to know the children a little better! Suitable for KS1 but could be edited for older children!

Kindness notes that can be used in your class- either written by a member of staff who notices something lovely about a child or for children to send to one another. Great as a PSHE activity or to use as part of Anti-Bullying week or World Kindness Day.