One page SMART notebook display with a screen cover to hide and show rules one by one. To be used to inform children of how to keep safe before they go trick or treating on Hallowe'en. NB: I always explain that not all parents wish their child to go trick or treating, and to respect their parent&'s wishes.

Images designed to be printed onto sticky labels for a birthday boy or girl. Labels saying 'It's my birthday!' or 'I am 3', 'I am 4' or 'I am 5'

iPod/iPad themed activity for transition day. Children to design their own iPod/iPad apps to describe themselves as a person. Could then be used as a first display in the class, ready before they start in September. Differentiated so suitable from EYFS up to upper KS2. Idea taken from Pinterest, but updated to include differentiation across the primary age.

A set of four motivational posters containing quotations from a variety of sources. Can be used in lessons or display a different quotation each day/week to inspire and motivate children to try their hardest.

Poster to remind children of their morning jobs when they enter the classroom. Encouraging independence and organisation. Homework, reading packets, pencil sharpened, spellings completed and checking previously marked work.

Pictures to be used for paired discussion. Children to study the picture carefully, and talk about it: What is the picture about? Who are the characters? What do you like about the picture? Imagine you are in the picture, who would you be? Where would you be? What are you doing? Designed to be used with R-time lesson Year 1 lesson 1.15. Also useful for SEAL lessons and other times where images of multicultural families and people are needed.

A tally and frequency chart made to record the number of siblings each child in the class has. Used to introduce and practise tally writing and interpreting simple survey results.

Labels for drinking and non-drinking water. I used as part of my lesson-plan on water saving. See SSEHV wasting water lesson plan

Display banners for a recycling themed display. Based around the superhero Michael Recycle

Display labels and captions for a display. We labelled paper plate faces.

Labels and captions to use on a Family tree themed display. I made a large tree, and stuck on the different names people may call family members. A lot of the names are Asian, due to the population of my school.

A positive behaviour themed display, captions of things a good child will do with pictures to illustrate.

4 posters on Vitamins A, B12, C and E detailing some of the fruit and vegetables they can eat to get the vitamins. Also lists some jobs that vitamins do for the body.

An image of children holding hands around the world. Could be used as a starting point for similarities and differences; cultural, or new year discussions

A set of rules for safe trick or treating. Could be used at school with children, or sent home for parents

Values in nature display idea. To be used in conjunction with 'Hurt no living thing&' poem by Christina Rossetti. I had pictures (collage/drawn/paintings) of minibeasts that the children had made, under a flap with a clue to what minibeast it was.

An activity plan for a baby-clinic themed role-play

I have written three extended stories to some Oxford Reading Tree Stage 1 stories. I could not find the original extended stories to these, although they may exist. The stories are for: Who is it?, Six in a bed, and Fun at the beach. I have also attached some other original extended stories, written by Roderick Hunt, that I have typed out, ready for a Shared Reading session.

An SSEHV (education through human values) lesson plan on teamwork and co-operation. Can be used in PSHE/PSED/SEAL times. 1. Quotation 2. Meditation 3. Story and discussion 4. Song 5. Games and activities Designed to be split over a few sessions for younger children.

Board game with addition and subtraction sums to answer to 'complete the mile'. Game cards attached for mini sports challenges. 3 differentiated boards - +1/-1, +2/-2 and a high ability using numerals 1-9 addition and subtraction sums. To reinforce turn taking.