Useful to display in Early Years Classrooms

Planning for Year One Monday to Wednesday - Bog Baby. The planning is for the very start of the book. Monday they listen to a description of the Bog Baby from the book and then make it using play dough. Then they write a description and then by Wednesday they predict what happens next in the story. LO and SC included on the plan. Easy to edit and saves loads of time!

A poster to Laminate for the classroom - Lord's Prayer

This is the success criteria for dictation. The success criteria is differentiated for HA, MA and LA. Simple print out and cut around the boxes and then stick into books. Use a highlighter to identify which of the success criteria they have achieved. This saves loads and loads of marking time!

This is a very straight forward indoor provision plan template for EYFS which will show progression throughout the week.

This is a mini assessment worksheet which asks the children to spell the days of the week independently. The success criteria is already written at the bottom, all the teacher needs to do is highlight the success criteria achieved. Saves loads of time and helps with end of term assessment.

Great for assessing children in EYFS or KS1. Write the child's name and whatever your assessing e.g naming shapes. If they are confident then draw a full triangle, if they are not quite there draw half a triangle and a comment if necessary and if they are just beginning the draw a '/' and make a comment.

This is a timeline to use with Year three when teaching the topic of the Stone Age / Iron Age. The children can either write the answers into the boxes or cut and stick them into the boxes. The order is; Ice Age, Britain became an island, Stone Age , Iron Age and Birth of Christ. Can easily be edited and will save time!

This includes the success criteria for the lesson. There are 8 simple sentences for the Year two children, common exception words are highlighted in yellow. There are 5 simple sentences for the children working at year 1 level - again year 1 common exception words are highlighted in yellow. You could even copy the Success Criteria table onto another sheet and cut out and stick into their books which will make it easier to mark!

This is a short informal letter for you to get the chn to either independently or in groups (blown up to A3) to highlight and annotate the key features. Can easily be edited :) LO & Success Criteria included at top of worksheet for chn to read and refer to.

This is a differentiated worksheet where the children have to order 2-digit numbers from smallest to largest. There is also a LA worksheet where the children have to order 1-digit numbers from smallest to largest. This work sheet has the LO AND SUCCESS CRITERIA on them. You can also change the Success criteria or and more, e.g 'Can I form my numbers correctly?' It can easily be edited and printed out to suit the abilities in your class. The worksheet looks great in their books!

This is a slide which introduces the LO; To write a powerful description. It is all based on writing a powerful description on the topic of a forest. There are various photographs of forests that the chn can 'think, pair and share' on what they see, hear, feel etc. The photographs can then be annotated. There is a forest description already written that can be read and discussed with the class, and then finally the Success criteria is shown to discuss with the chn how they will be successful. Will save time I'm sure!

A story map template for the Nativity Story. Looks great printed on A3 and stuck into the children's learning journals. Perfect for Year 1.

This is a colourful worksheet where the children have to name the 3D-Shape and then find out how many corners, edges and faces each shape has. The LO and SC is on the worksheet which will make marking much easier! I have used this with my lower group children in Year three and they loved the colours! I also gave them the physical objects/ shapes to manipulate and find the answers.

This is a Topic Web that generates lots of different possible activities for Nursery /Reception teachers to deliver / cover on the Topic Transport.

This is a very handy worksheet for assessment and maths lessons. It asks the children to read the given numbers and to circle the numbers which are more than / less than 10. The worksheet has the LO and SC at the top of the page, ready for the teacher / aunt to highlight which they have achieved. Word document and so it can be edited to higher / lower numbers. Will save loads of time!

This is a simple timeline for children to complete. The first timeline has 5 boxes to complete and the second has six boes to complete. It can be sued for history, maths, ordering routines, stories etc! I have used it for PSHE to order the changes of the children (photos) over the last 5 years! Looks great in their books. This can be easily edited and will save time!

This is a detailed risk assessment to use as a template for a visit to a farm. Can be edited to suit the needs of you class / school.

This is a worksheet for chn to sort numbers on a Venn diagram. They have to sort the venn diagram through criteria 'even numbers' and 'numbers more than 10'. The numbers are given along the top of the sheet which they can cross off one by one so they don't miss any out. LO and SC are written on the sheet. Will save loads of time and is made in a word document and so can be edited.

This is a simple story template for The Runaway Chapati. Six boxes that can be edited to differentiate!