Have you ever needed a last minute card to say thank you to a parent of volunteer worker? Have you needed a birthday or congratulations card in a hurry? This collection of Cactus themed cards and note tags are designed to be colored and decorated by students to give to that special person on their special day!! Ideal to use as a Zentangle activity, or use a different design for each shape. Design your own background for that extra pizzaz!!!

over 300 pages of printable resources and templates to add to your teaching resource kit I am so excited to have collaborated with some respected and talented resource makers who have given permission for full versions of some of their resources to be included in this E Book. Please take the time to check out the other wonderful resources that they have available online to help build your Relief Teaching Kit to be the ULTIMATE ‘bag of tricks’, guaranteed to impress both schools and students alike. Printable resources are included in a single bundle for ease of printing (print on single side only if you are going to laminate)- over 300 items to print for your Ultimate Teaching bag of tricks! Animal picture cards, puzzles and suggested games to play with them. Available in PDF and in Power Point Place Value Cards Numeral cards and games Sight word cards Comic templates Writing genre scaffolds Feedback templates Blank Game boards Fast Finishing ideas and extension activities Activities for Numeracy Activities for Literacy Classroom management and organisation Planning Templates

This resource will be a winner over the Festive Season, I have used Mandalas and Geometry hand in hand with great success over the years. Experiment with shapes and mirrors and explore how a kaleidoscope actually works. I have included some fantastic links in this resource that will show you how to create a Mandala, how to divide your shape into concentric circles using a compass. The YouTube videos included will show your students how to create some exciting Mandalas of their own. This resource is designed to link mathematics, art and the theme of celebrations together in one neat activity. Discuss with your students the definition of symmetry and find examples of it in the classroom, every day life and in historical mosaics and art pieces. Concentric circles and geometry can be discussed within this activity, and students encouraged to use a compass to draw circles. This YouTube video may also be useful as a lead up activity or another lesson based on concentric circles You will receive a 70 page PDF which includes 53 pages of images and 2 sheets of colored shapes that you can print of and laminate for use with mirrors to explore symmetry. Exciting stuff!!!!