Visual tray labels for play resources. These were made to suit the dimensions of the IKEA Trofast trays (both normal and bigger size within units). I have included the PDF version to keep the font, or the PPT to edit to a different font, colour or to add any resources. Labels included in this pack: STEM RESOURCES: Wooden blocks (normal wood) Wooden blocks (coloured) Jenga blocks Marble run Magic shapes Magnets Magnifying glasses Bee Bots Little Architect Straws Straw Connectors Stickle Bricks Stickle Brick Flowers Mobilo Matchsticks Pegs Lollipop Sticks Lego Lego Duplo Duplo Letters Lego Bases Number Construction Train Set Jigsaws MATHS AND NUMERACY Cubes Counters Number Lines Mini Numbers Numbers to 100 2D Shapes 3D Shapes 2D Foam Shapes Money Time Activities Roll n Write Numbers Numicon Numicon Boards Magnetic Numbers Tactile Numbers Sorting Bears Sorting Bear Activities SMALL WORLD/IMAGINATIVE PLAY Barbie Dolls Little People Farm Animals Safari Animals Cotton Reels Vehicles Natural Materials Rubber Ducks LITERACY Magnetic Letters Roll n Write Letters Tracing Activities Alphabet Puzzles CVC Activities Flashcards Sound of the Week Activities Common Words Sight Words FINE MOTOR Playdough Playdough Tools and Mats Tweezers Pegs Peg Boards Threading Threading Numbers Fine Motor Loose Parts

Visual posters for children to choose how they are greeted in the morning. I find these are extremely beneficial in fostering positive relationships with the children, as it gives me time to see them individually each morning as they come in the door! Greeting options included in this set are: Fist bump Say good morning Wave High Five Hug Sign Language Something Else (the kids love coming up with new ways, e.g. secret handshake, different language they know etc) I have uploaded the PDF version which can be printed to any size - I scaled mine to A5 to stick on my door. As it is PDF it is uneditable - if you wish to add a new suggestion, please send me a DM on my teacher instagram @missedwards94 and I can edit and send you this over after purchasing. Thank you!

Simple display for class jobs. I use the space to stick the children’s photos on to make it as visual as possible for younger learners. Editable on ppt.

Simple template to count how many days the kids have been at school - on day 100 you could have a big celebration with activities all relating to the number 100! Great visual for counting in 10s as they are on ten frames. Can tick/stick a counter on for each day. Have added the PPT which is editable, or the PDF to keep the font.

French display cards from 1-100 (1-20 then counting up in tens from there). Available to download as a PowerPoint to edit, or a PDF version to keep the font. Could also be used as flashcards to help with pronunciation. Thank you, enjoy!

Simple cards to support children in taking deep, mindful breaths. I plan to put these in my calm corner for my P1 children to use to regulate their emotions, but could be useful in any age group. PDF version to keep font and format, and also PPT version to adapt colour scheme and add/remove any shapes as required. Hope it’s helpful!

Simple, editable poster to foster independence in the children. The ‘Ask 3 Before Me’ approach I have gone for encourages children to think about the instructions they were given, look at the board for clues, ask a buddy for help, then if they’re still stuck, ask the teacher. Please tag me on Instagram @missedwards94 or Twitter @misscedwards if you use this or adapt it in your classroom as I’d love to see! Thank you, enjoy!

Simple classroom language phrases in French to display around the classroom. Downloadable in PowerPoint format to allow editing, or PDF format to keep the font and design (pastel and polka dots to go with my current theme). Instructions included: Taisez-vous - keep quiet Répétez- repeat Comptez - count Regardez - look Dépêchez-vous - be quick Ecoutez - listen Asseyez-vous - sit down Levez-vous - stand up Essayez - try/have a go Levez la main - raise your hand Venez ici - come here Montrez-moi - show me Rangez vos affaires - tidy up Please tag me on Instagram @missedwards94 or Twitter @misscedwards if you use or adapt these for your own classroom, I’d love to see!

These mats can be laminated or put into SmartPals for children to complete. In my P1 class, the children used cocktail sticks and playdough to create the shape then wrote the shape in whiteboard pen. They loved this hands-on activity to explore properties of 3D shapes! Includes cube, cuboid, cylinder, sphere, cone and pyramid.

Simple, differentiated activity (3 worksheets) to fill in missing number tracks using knowledge of skip counting/number patterns. I used this as an independent task/assessment tool in P1 but can be used in different stages as appropriate.

Completely editable tray labels with a polka dot and pastel design (colours can be changed and own names/labels added on PPT). Font is ‘Elementary Heavy SF’ which will need to be downloaded, otherwise you can choose any font you like!

This includes two separate files (one for addition to 10/20 and one for subtraction to 10/20). I used this resource to create a simple tuff tray, linked to an ‘Elf on the Shelf’ challenge. I laminated the elves and cut the hats off to create a simple maths puzzle! Hope you find this useful for Christmas.

Children draw themselves as the ‘I’ in ‘kind’ then write a short sentence about how they can be kind to others! Great opportunity to use this in anti-bullying week but could be used at any time of year. Option of 2 or 3 lines to write on.

A pack of three addition worksheets with a Halloween theme. First worksheet is more visual, to 10. Second worksheet is addition with numerals to 10, and third worksheet is addition with numerals to 20.

Halloween themed peg cards to practise addition to 20 visually. Editable through the PowerPoint, or PDF version ready to print!

Simple posters to 20 with the numeral, number name, Numicon and Numberblock. I have uploaded the PDF to keep the font, or the PPT to edit. I hope these are useful!

A simple activity which I put into SmartPals (but could also be laminated). The children have to read the number and build a tower with that number of cubes. This allows the children to visually see which numbers are bigger, by the height of the towers. There are two worksheets - one to 10, and one to 20 as a challenge (I used this in P1). Hope these are useful!

Simple dice game to make rounding a bit more fun! Children can complete this individually or in pairs/small groups. I used this as a fast finisher task. I have also included an example to show the children and support them to complete it independently. Hope this helps!

Sunflower display with different emotions and a variety of synonyms for each emotion. I use this in my class to gauge how children are feeling each day. The children put their lollipop stick into the appropriate cup so no one else can see their names, and I check them when they are completing soft start activities. Also helps children expand their vocabulary around the different emotions they can experience!

A simple bingo worksheet which children use as an icebreaker with peers in their class. The idea is that they ask peers questions to find a name for every box. Ideally would only be using a name once if possible! Downloadable as a PDF to keep the font or Word to edit.