Transform your classroom into a vibrant and engaging space with our adorable bulletin board lettering! Our collection includes all the letters of the alphabet and numbers 0-9, available in two charming styles. Get ready to create a buzz of excitement among your students! Cute and Eye-Catching Design: Our bulletin board lettering features an adorable bee design that will instantly bring a smile to everyone’s face. The cute bees will add a touch of playfulness and warmth to your classroom environment, making it a delightful place for learning and inspiration. Two Styles, Endless Possibilities Choose from two fabulous styles to suit your bulletin board theme. The first style showcases each letter and number within a cream-colored shape, providing an elegant and cohesive look. The second style features the letter or number alone, allowing for more creative flexibility in your designs. With 72 images in total, you’ll have all the options you need to create captivating displays. Versatile and Easy to Use: Our bulletin board lettering comes in high-quality PNG and PDF formats, ensuring seamless compatibility with various design software and printing options. Simply download and print the files, and you’re ready to bring your bulletin board vision to life. The crisp and vibrant colors will make your displays pop! Perfect for Any Classroom: Whether you’re an enthusiastic teacher, a dedicated parent, or a creative student, our bulletin board lettering is perfect for classrooms of all grade levels. From elementary school to high school, these letters and numbers will add a touch of charm and organization to your boards, making learning visually appealing and fun. Get Your Bulletin Board Lettering Today! Visit our website or contact us to get your hands on this adorable set of bulletin board lettering. Let your creativity soar as you create captivating displays that make learning a joyous experience for all. Don’t miss out on the chance to transform your classroom into a buzzing haven of inspiration and imagination!

Introduce your students to report writing with these engaging and educational Animal-Themed Report Writing Activities! Featuring six unique animal reports, this resource is designed to make report writing both fun and accessible for students as they learn key skills such as structuring information, choosing subheadings, and identifying effective report language. Product Features: 4 Animal Reports with Multiple-Choice Questions: Reports on Axolotls, Capybaras, Adélie Penguins, and Dugongs come with 6 multiple-choice questions each. These questions reinforce report comprehension, animal facts, and the structure of report writing, helping students identify key elements in high-quality reports. 2 Animal Reports with Subheading Activities: Reports on Red Foxes and Tarsiers prompt students to apply their understanding by selecting appropriate subheadings for each of the 6 paragraphs, reinforcing the importance of clear organization and topic relevance in reports. Why Teachers Love This Resource: These activities provide an ideal introduction to report writing, combining fascinating animal topics with essential writing skills. They help students: Recognize what a well-structured report looks like. Understand the purpose of subheadings and clear structure. Explore language that is informative and engaging. With animals like axolotls and capybaras to spark curiosity, this set of activities will captivate students while guiding them through the report-writing process. Follow my new Instagram for updates and teaching tips: EmmaBee89 on Instagram

Transform your students’ writing unit on Reports with this engaging 9-page Animal Research Booklet! Perfect for young researchers, this booklet guides students through the research process with clear, structured prompts, helping them to confidently create their own animal reports. Product Features: Colorful Cover Page: Your students can decorate and color their booklet cover, adding a personal touch to their research project. Guided Brainstorming: The first page encourages students to brainstorm and select an animal that excites their curiosity, setting a positive tone for the project. Detailed Paragraph Prompts: Each page provides students with titles and prompts for essential report paragraphs: Appearance: What makes this animal look unique? Habitat: Where does it call home? Diet: What does it eat to survive? Life Cycle: How does it grow and change? Behavior: What interesting things does it do? Adaptations: How is it designed to thrive in its environment? Fun Facts: What makes this animal extra cool? Each topic is introduced with questions to inspire thoughtful research and clear writing, ensuring students stay focused and organized. Why Teachers Love This Resource: This booklet is not only fun and easy to use but also ideal for structured writing practice in report format, meeting curriculum goals while keeping students engaged. Designed to support independent research and easy to integrate into your writing lessons, this booklet will help your students create informative, organized, and exciting animal reports. Follow my new Instagram page for teaching ideas and updates: [EmmaBee89forteachers on Instagram Happy Teaching!

This is an end of unit assessment for the World War II unit. This was made specifically for a Year 4 class. It contains 20 questions with the answers on a separate page. A unit assessment is also included.

This is a power point explaining about the religion Shintoism and its main beliefs. This topic came under our unit Smaller Religions in Year 4. It is an 8 slide presentation covering the beliefs, worship, torri and kami.

This resource includes a poem used to show different poetic techniques as well as a power point. It could be used in any KS2 poetry class. This poem is called Desperate. It is about s child trying to include all the poetic techniques they have learned but they are finding the task difficult. Without knowing they include all the techniques required. Techniques include alliteration, rhyme, metaphor, simile and personification. The power point explains alliteration, similes, metaphors, onomatopoeia, rhyme and repetition and gives examples of each.

This is a topic evaluation for Science and Humanities. It gives students a chance to reflect on their learning at the end of a unit. It is suited for KS2.

This PowerPoint teaches the children how to put words in alphabetical order. There is then an exercise to practice this. This resource is suitable for Year 3 and Year 4.

This assessment was created for a Year 2 class. It included money, quarters, doubling and halving, X3, X5, X10 and division using grouping. All answers are included.

This presentation was used in a year 4 assembly but could also be used in class. It contains pictures and videos in order to help the children imagine what London was like during the Blitz in WWII.

Here is a set of 20 task cards for area and perimeter. The cards are differentiated and all answers are provided. They are a great idea to use as an extension for early finishers or to be used at the start of a lesson.

This product contains some of the Drama resources I used this year in my Primary/ Elementary Drama classes. It includes: 7 Drama Key Skills flash cards. An exercise to review the class rules An end of year reflections exercise 7 Drama Key Skills flash cards These cute little flashcards are usually hanging around my room. At the end of every lessons students move to the skill they felt most confident with in the lesson and then the skill they feel they want to work on in the next lesson. The skills are listening, speaking, motivation, confidence, cooperation, organisation, responsibility. An exercise to review the class rules This is an exercise I gave students if they forgot some of the rules of the Drama class. It includes a comprehension outlining the rules, questions and a composition based on what they have learned from the exercise and how they plan to use it to move forward. There is a question sheet for junior primary and senior primary. An end of year reflections exercise This reflection was given to the students in the last lesson of the year. It was an opportunity to reflect on all they learned, the skills they improved, the games they enjoyed and also allowed them to focus on their targets for the next year. There are two sheets, one with questions and one for them to create a drawing showing their favourite activity. All files are saved as PDFs.

This product contains over 100 different images of French Bulldogs and their toys and accessories. Included are -6 French bulldog faces -6 French bulldog page toppers -6 French bulldogs sitting -6 French bulldog standing -6 French bulldog standing head tilted -6 French bulldog with bone -6 French bulldog with teddy -6 French bulldog leg lifted -6 French bulldog on hind legs -6 French bulldog lying down -6 French bulldog scratching ball kong teddy bone fire hydrant 3 colours feeding bowls 3 colours feeding bowl 4 different coloured paw prints 24 images in black and white Each image is saved as a PNG file, therefore it can be easily resized. These images were made with my Frenchie Pablo as my muse, sitting on my knee the whole time. These images can be used for personal or commercial use but please read the Terms and Conditions (which are included) carefully.

This set is jam-packed with cute Viking themed clipart! 61 total images (48 vibrant, colored images, 13 BW versions) All images are saved as PNG formats with transparent backgrounds. Included are 5 characters in various poses 2 helmets sword knife axe 5 shields 4 dragon ships 2 dragon ships with shields dragon ship with Vikings on board. Clip art can used for personal or commercial use. If being used for commercial use please include my logo and a link to my store in your credits.

Here are three differentiated sheets for area and perimeter. Children must use their knowledge of area and perimeter to complete the tables. Sheets are colour coded. Green is LA, orange is MA and red is HA. These are suited for Year 4 or 5 students. All answers are included.

This resource is to help practice area and perimeter of rectangles, squares and compound shapes. There are 2 posters on how to find area and perimeter and 3 worksheets which are differentiated. The LA worksheet is an exercise to find the perimeter and area of different rectangles, where the length of the sides are already given. The MA worksheet requires students to first measure the sides and then use this to find the area and perimeter. The HA worksheet requires students to find the area of compounds shapes. They first have to find the length of the missing sides.

This is a collection of word problems aimed at students in Year 4-6. (High ability group for Year 4). There are eight quizzes included each with five questions. All answers are included. The quizzes cover different strands. The topics covered are as follows: Fractions of money Fractions of amounts Time problems Money money problems Perimeter and area Subtraction and addition multiple step problems Ordering fractions and decimals The questions vary in difficult but are sure to keep the class busy. I find these questions especially good as an extension, a pop quiz, EMA activity or to use one or two at the beginning or end of a lesson.

This presentation and worksheet are to be used as an initial lesson for habitats. It explains what a habitat is; and gets children to brainstorm different habitats. They also must begin to think about different animals and plants that live in the various habitats. At the end of this lesson I always give students a large piece of paper and in groups they much draw pictures depicting the habitat. This then is used as the backing paper for my display.

This is resource contains an exercise that gets the children to practice using a ruler; as well as a presentation on converting units of measure. The worksheet asks students to measure the lines with their rulers. They then must convert from cm to mm. As an extension at the end, they are required to draw their own lines based on a length given in centimetres. The presentation goes through how to convert from mm to cm, and from cm to m. There are exercised along the way to get the children practicing. This lesson is suited for a Year 4 class or could be used for revision with Year 5. The answers to the lengths are also included.

This resource contains a presentation explaining how to read the time to the nearest hour on an analogue clock. It also contains an exercise with pictures of clocks to the nearest hour. Students must write underneath what time they think it is. This lesson is suited for a Year 1/ Grade 1 class or as a revision lesson for higher grades. I hope you enjoy this resource. Please rate it, I would love the feedback.