Olympic Games Introduction 2016: (June only! £2.00) This activity and PowerPoint Presentation will be a fun,interactive way to begin your Olympic Games activities or to use in an assembly. A rectangle is taken away one at a time and the children have to guess the hidden Olympic Sport. This could be done as a competition where each team is allowed one guess after each box is removed. There are ten examples already created using a range of sports. Each slide can be easily edited and new sports can be added. The children will find it a lot of fun. Enjoy!

Olympic Day/Parade/Assembly: **** Special price for month of June **** This resource was used last week for a whole school entry point. The school was divided into 15 countries and took part in a whole school assembly and parade. The 15 countries reflect the 5 Olympic Rings, with 3 countries being chosen from each continent (The Americas being one). Olympic Entry Point PowerPoint: This PowerPoint shares a brief history of the games, followed by 15 slides to reflect the 15 countries. Each slide has a country flag with the national anthem playing in the background. The national anthems play automatically and all timings have been preset. During the parade I also shared facts about each country. This is attached as a Word document. I read these out during each national anthem. Olympic Introduction: This is a great activity that can be used as a warm up activity during the assembly. It is based on the popular TV programme 'Family Fortunes'. During the presentation click on the number if the children get it correct and click on the 'X' if they get it incorrect. Great fun for teachers vs. students. Olympic Scoring Card: This was used for the 5 events during the day. I have just added this to give you a flavour of the day. Enjoy!

World Maths Day 2017: You will be able to download three main resources in this folder. Maths Riddles - These can be sent to children throughout the day or cut out and stuck around the school for the children to solve. Maths Challenges - There are two challenges for each year group that should be completed throughout the day. They can be easily edited to suit your school context. Maths Assembly - This PowerPoint Presentation can be used in a variety of ways, although I have used it in the past for whole school assemblies. At the end of World Math Day I normally lead a whole school assembly where all children in the school bring a small whiteboard and have to answer the set questions. Last year I even turned this into an interhouse Math competition by choosing one child from each house to stand at the front of the hall and answer the questions. You can be as creative as you like, but this assembly presentation will be a fun, interactive way to begin or end your World Math Day activities. Enjoy!

Valentine's Day. Each year on February 14th, many people exchange cards, candy, gifts or flowers with their special “valentine.” The day of romance we call Valentine's Day is named for a Christian martyr and dates back to the 5th century, but has origins in the Roman holiday Lupercalia. This PowerPoint presentation is a 5 slide resource that shares this story. Enjoy!

This is a fun interactive PowerPoint presentation that can easily be edited to suit any Olympic/International/UN week assembly or class challenge. The children can move one rectangle at a time to reveal part of a flag. The flags can be easily edited. The children will really enjoy taking part in this activity. I usually use it to begin or end the week. Enjoy!

This 2 page document is to allow your children to have a 'Pupil Voice' and comment on what they enjoy about school. Older children should be able to complete this independently, whereas Key Stage One students will need adult support. I usually send this document out to students once per year.I have also used it alongside the school Student Council. Enjoy!

This is a wonderfully simple resource that is great for target setting. I use this for Maths and Writing and stick it on the inside of both books. Each half term, I set two new targets that are specific to the individual child. One target sheet for the whole year!

This is a great Powerpoint where you can hide a whole range of images behind. Great to get the children thinking what the image could be. I have used it for book titles, flags, shapes and many other exciting lessons. Enjoy!

You will find five assembly presentations that can be used for a whole Phase/School assembly or during PSHE lessons. This is a special price of £3.99, which will save you many hours and effort. Resilience Assembly: This is a Who Wants to be a Millionaire themed assembly to teach the children about resilience. Each question is linked to the theme resilience, and after each correct question they receive a letter. We call it 'Who want to win a word?' I have also included a story that can be used to support the assembly and a video link to further enhance the message being shared. The assembly time will be around 20-25 minutes and if you want to impress your colleagues and ensure the children have a fun, interactive learning experience, then this assembly presentation is for you. This presentation is completely editable, which will allow you to make slight changes to suit your context. Leadership Assembly: This is a great Presentation to demonstrate leadership. The children will enjoy discussing some of the questions with a partner. Can be used during lessons too. Decision Making Assembly: This is a PowerPoint presentation that could be used in class and for a school assembly. Your children will enjoy the story and it will hopefully help them make better decisions afterwards. Enjoy! Responsibility Assembly: Promotes great discussions and can easily be adapted to suit any school. I have left two slides on at the end, which are a fun way to share the weekly house point totals. Healthy Living Assembly: Great to use for the start of a new topic. Includes animations, pictures and will promote questioning. **** Check out the other resources in my store.

This is a lovely resource which will prepare your children for Sports Day and will teach them all about Teamwork, Resilience and trying ones best. This could also be used at the beginning of a PSHE lesson. The resource has been adapted from a famous story about 'The Tortoise and the Hare'. Enjoy!

A wonderful Powerpoint created by a range of teachers from a top International School. Each and every example we have used within the classroom. Try a different one each day.

This 2 page document is to allow your children to have a 'Pupil Voice' and comment on what they enjoy about school. Older children should be able to complete this independently, whereas Key Stage One students will need adult support. I usually send this document out to students once per year.I have also used it alongside the school Student Council. Enjoy!

Do you have Book Sampling coming up at your school? This document is a wonderfully simple document where you can record feedback during a book sampling session. I have used it with my team this year and it worked very well. Enjoy!

This is a Who Wants to be a Millionaire themed assembly to teach the children about resilience. Each question is linked to the theme resilience, and after each correct question they receive a letter. We call it 'Who want to win a word?' I have also included a story that can be used to support the assembly and a video link to further enhance the message being shared. The assembly time will be around 20-25 minutes and if you want to impress your colleagues and ensure the children have a fun, interactive learning experience, then this assembly presentation is for you. This presentation is completely editable, which will allow you to make slight changes to suit your context. *** You can buy all my assemblies as a bundle for £4.99 *** Enjoy!

Active Inspire training Flipchart, which can be used for an individual or to be used for staff training. There are over 20 strategies and techniques included, which will make it more fun for the children and will save you time. You will enjoy learning some of the tricks! Enjoy!

This is a wonderfully simple resource that is great for target setting. I use this for Maths and Writing and stick it on the inside of both books. Each half term, I set two new targets that are specific to the individual child. One target sheet for the whole year!

This 13 page document was created for my Year Three parents. In the information booklet you will find strategies and tips on how parents can help their children at home. Whatever school you are in, parents will appreciate this document and it will be a great marketing tool for you as a teacher and for the school. I have left it as a word document, so that you can adapt it for your context. It can be easily adapted for children for Years 1, 2 and 4. Enjoy!