This is a great resource for helping children to understand story development through writing and pictures. This download includes a storyboard and 4 mini stories for children to break down and create a storyboard. The first 2 stories are very easy and the last 2 are harder; children will have to think more about this. Good for a class activity or even an assessment to see their understanding skills. Hope you like it!

Great resources for AS & A2 Psychology. Includes 2 long worksheets/revision on Attachment and Research Methods and 5 presentations on Child/Day Care, Evolutionary Theory, Function of Sleep, Learning Theory and Privation. PowerPoint include information, activities, tasks and past exam questions. Hope you like them!

This is a great list of French vocabulary, can be used in GCSE - A Level years. Great for writing and revision.

These are two resources to help with French A2. Short but informative power points about Political Parties. Hope they come in handy!

Perfect if your setting up a classroom or need posters and organisers for your room!! Pack contains: - Welcome poster for your door - Weekly timetable/organiser - Birthday Chart - Display Themes and Ideas sheet - Name Stickers ie for drawers - Classroom stickers ie for pencils/paper drawers - Star of the Week certificates - Big number posters - 1 - 10 (A4 per number) - Big letter posters - A - Z (A4 per letter) - 'Perfect Punctuation' poster - Colour poster (Poster of colours and names - A4 per colour) I do hope you enjoy this, great way to keep everything colourful and fun in the classroom!!

Great resource for helping with speech therapy! Only contains 4 songs but I think it is better to learn all the words so you can really improve on the sounds rather than the reading! Fun way of learning speech and sounds! No backing music is attached to this file as I do not use any.

Great for a display board or side board! Print out the tree, better to enlarge (currently on A4) and then cut out and laminate the tree. I write words on the leaves and we repeat them everyday but you can also ask the children to write their names and decorate their leaves and stick them on and have it as a class tree with everyone's name! Remember not to laminate the leaves if you are drawing/writing on them first! Many ways to use this tree! Enjoy!

Nice little reading log that I use with my mentoree! On each page there is a table with Title, Author, Date, Rating (Stars to colour) and comments. You can fill this in, the parents and even the child themselves. Perfect way to keep track of all books read and how well they have done so! Best to print double-sided and staple in the middle.

This is the plan I made for my mentoring/tuition. I use it all the time when planning the sessions to work towards the guidelines in my plan. Enjoy!

As a mentor, I try to make activities quite personal which does tend to hold the concentration better. This worksheet works really well. Read the unicorn story twice, answer the questions and then answer the other set of questions which is personal choice. i.e. What are you going to name the unicorn? and How old is the unicorn? These are questions with no answers in the story so it allows the children to think on their own and write their answer. Story written by Aiesha Brown and edited by Charlotte Andrews.

Perfect for parents/teachers/mentors who do teach speech or look at speech in children. List of sounds in the order they should be learnt in. Also good for picking up delays in children's speech.

Perfect worksheet for getting your children/students to think about objects/items by reading clues and writing the answers. Great to do as a class; 3 worksheets included with an answer sheet.

I love this resource so much! I write the word of the week on the main train and then break down the word in each carriage and every lesson before we start we break up the word and put it all together or sometimes I put the sounds used in each word for my more advanced students. Never fails to make the children laugh! Print as big as you like a laminate, I use this on our display board. Document contains one train and 3 carriages.

Easy game for young children to help improve their memory skills. Print two copies of each sheet (laminating is optional) and then you're ready to start! Enjoy!

Perfect to teaching your children/students alphabet recognition and lower and upper case letters. Cut out the flash cards (laminate is optional), ask the children/students to match up the uppercase with the lowercase letter. I find my students like to do it on the floor, nice change from sitting at the table! Great activity as a lesson starter or as part of the main lesson!

Perfect activity to make with your children/students to help learn to tell the time. I made this clock with my mentoree and now she loves to learn about time because of her very own personalised clock. 1. Print everything 2. Colour the clock. 3. Stick the clock onto some coloured paper and cut around leaving a 2 cm border. 4. Stick the numbers onto the border around the clock. 5. Laminate the clock and hands. 6. Fasten the hands into the centre of the clock (Hands will be a little stiff to start with due to lamination - little wiggle and you're good to go!)

In my suitcase I took... Perfect game to help increase your child's/students memory. All the objects are ready to cut out and laminate along with the suitcase poster. Put a few items on, take one away, can you guess which one? You can also try adding them too and see if they can remember which one has been added. Hope you like it! Please write a review too!