3 attendance posters gamer style NOT EDITABLE
Attendance leaflet for parents/ carers - a PDF non editable version AND a EDITABLE version in word - text can be edited but not images or headings.
A scaffold to support children looking at model texts and unpicking their key elements e.g. purpose, vocab/ phrases, writer techniques e.g. rhetorical questions, short sentences, personification, modal verbs, etc. This helps children build up an understanding of the intended impact of the text and how the writer creates this. From here children understand the ‘steps to success’ or ‘writer’s toolkit’ or whatever you may call it!
Print to A3, laminate and pop up on classroom doors. Teachers can add facts that the children have learnt so visitors to the classroom can discuss their learning with them/ check what they have remembered.
E.g. Test us on our… 3 x table
Ask us to spell… together
Question us about… Fair Trade
See if we can remember… how the water cycle works
Use a dry wipe pen and you can keep updating through the year!
Print the relevant card for each child. Children colour the stars once theyve secured each task. Children/ adults can tick off the facts they are getting right so they can focus on the ones they are finding tricky (2 star task).
Cards are to track, motivate and support children to learn their tables.
Sentence stems to support high quality discussions as children plan and carry out investigative work. 2 levels. These cards are NOT editable.
Print, laminate and use over and over again.
These cards are ideal to support children as they learn through talk, allowing for high quality discussions.
These cards are NOT editable. Simply print, laminate and then you can add you topic specific vocabulary on the empty boxes provided - allowing them to be used in any unit of work.
2 levels of support - cards numbered 1 and 2
4 different templates
Spelling ladders
Teachers/ children add key words they are mis-spelling onto their ladder. This could be a focus on HFW or MFW. The children use this as a mini support/ checklist until they can spell the word correctly and then tick it off/ cross it out. Once the ladder is complete, start a new one!
Just print and cut in half.