Simple character wheel for younger children.

5 stations for position and direction activities to practise clockwise, anti-clockwise turns, quarter turns, half turns, right angles and lefts and rights. Instruction cards, maths and other activity sheets

Questioning template for before, during and after story in shape of thinking head.

Getting to know you activity! Guess who by reading the clues in turn! Cut the slits on the first sheet, then stick the 2 together so you can fold the clues over to reveal them!

Cracker template to be folded for up-leveling and extending sentences. See @mrs_c_teach on Instagram for examples.

Powerpoint showing different building tools for discussion.

Active Literacy stations for Middle/Upper stages practising speech marks, spelling, contractions and dictionary skills.

24 Hour time question and answer cards. Green for mild, amber for hot and red for spicy questions!

3 eggs to fill and colour using the dice. Each egg has 6 parts so roll the dice, look at which colour that number is and choose a part of your egg to colour! (The background counts as 1 part in eggs 1 and 3!)

Create a dragon themed marble run instructional slide. Includes instructions and extension challenges. (Suggested materials - paper, card and tape)

Four activities which can be used and adapted for any stage to enhance newspaper writing skills. I used these in carousel format with my class but could be used as individual teaching activities for a lesson. The four activities are: Questioning Headlines Note-taking Fact versus Opinion (Cards to accompany from Twinkl or own can be made up)

Five carousel activity cards for practising connectives! Connective chains Connective butterflies Connective board game (twinkl linked) Connective construction Connective wheel of fortune (twinkl linked)

12 family fun activities to send out as homework during the festive period!

Response worksheet to Monet’s Springtime artwork looking at colours, content, interpretation for further discussion as a class.

Note taking worksheet for class to listen to Vivaldi’s spring and identify features including instruments, rhythm and dynamics for further discussion and comparison.

A PDF Maths resource - it is very tailored to my shopping trip and what I bought but would give inspiration of how to use it as your own in the classroom!