I use this sheet to encourage my students to think about the characters in a story and what they are like. They can find a picture, name, age and an interesting fact based on what they know. I use it for a story we are reading and/or a story they are writing.

An Articulate style game covering Maths, English, Science, History and Geography key words, 48 cards in total. I used the cards as a revision tool for key vocabulary in the lead up to tests. Could be used as starter or plenary. Split class into teams and give 60 seconds to describe as many words as they can in the chosen category without saying the word. Team with the most points wins!

7 step Reading Challenge to encourage children to read. The pack consists of cards to print off which children should complete, each card has different reading activities to complete getting harder as levels progress, includes reading both fiction and non-fiction texts. Could be used in conjunction with a display to move children up the rainbow and possibly a reward scheme for completing levels.

After creating businesses to make Christmas goods to sell, use this evaluation form to review what you did and how you would change it for next time.

Handwriting sheets set out to be a garden for sky letters, grass letters and mud letters. Bright and eye catching for younger students.

A mat to put on the table for students to refer to to help them decide when to use different punctuation in their writing. Includes full stops, capital letters, question marks, exclamation marks, speech marks, commas and apostrophes.

Planets to order and draw their orbit around the sun.

All the planets with a picture to cut up and stick in the correct order.

Standard label sized stickers with green WWW (what went well) and EBI (even better if) in red. Can be used by teachers to stick in books or on worksheets or for students to fill in for their work or for others work.

I used as Christmas holiday homework but can be edited. Students must complete at least 4 to make 4 in a line either horizontally, vertically or diagonally.

I created for my class who were carrying out The Egg Drop experiment. Differentiated into 3 levels for students to record their prediction, equipment and conclusions.

A worksheet for students to record their predictions and findings when you leave an egg in vinegar for a couple of days to get the egg shell to disappear.

As part of our People Who Help Us Topic we staged a theft in the classroom. The students had to come up with a suspect list and interview them. I created this sheet to record their questions and the suspects responses.

A worksheet for students to colour and label what the flags mean and a section to record how they think they can stay safe on the beach.

We discussed the different ways you can save someone in trouble in the water. After role playing each the students cut up the different methods and matched them up.

A worksheet for students to think about what they would like to do when they grow up and research the jobs they are interested in.

A series of cards that could be used as lesson ideas, extension activities or homework ideas.

I stick this in their books alongside their non-fiction work to check what they have included.

Stop sign for the classroom door to encourage children to ask before they leave.

The story is separated into sections for children to cut and out and put into the correct order.