<p>A welcome letter that we send out at the start of every year, outlining important days and information that the children and parents need to know.<br /> This can be easily adapted onto your school’s headed paper.</p> <p>A must for the first week of term!</p>

<p>I give each child a set number of tickets at the start of the year to use when they wish. Once they’re gone - they’re gone!</p>

Pages of perfect size stick puppets to print out, stick on lolly pop sticks and let the children play or create pieces of drama.

Some draw labels, perfectly to size. With space for children to write their own names and draw their own picture.<br /> <br /> Ideally used as a class settler in their new classroom on the first day!

A little reminder for the younger children that they cannot waste adult's time by telling tales on friends for the most trivial of reasons!

A really interactive way to control noise level in the classroom.<br /> <br /> Put the star on the category of noise you require for a piece of work - if the children are working above this, take away a letter of 'noise' at a time until there are no letters left then do as you wish!

I thought this would be useful for in the front of books, so children know their targets.<br /> <br /> Once you have seen evidence of the target 3 times in their work, date/sign/stamp and award some form of prize or incentive.

fits perfectly onto the little wire trays my school use. 4cm by 18cm.