Printable text and posters for display to support times table rock stars.

Make SPAG tastier by giving it a delicious Honeydukes Sweets theme from the wizarding world of Harry Potter. This pack of printable graphics and activities is full of unique designs to bring Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar to life. 17 individual designs are included with printable resources to support many of the activities. Areas include: Fronted Adverbials Subordinate conjunction Spelling Menus Phonics Prepositions Verbs Adverbs Lego brick word classes Conjunctions Sentence Starters Some of the activites will require additonal items to create 3D elements as shown in the example photograph included in the pack.

These clock arrows are a really helpful resource to guide children in learning to tell the time. They can be used alongside your classroom clock all year round, or until your students are confident with the time and the different time expressions. 2 different coloured sets included.

Dobble/ Spot it inspired game for helping children to read, recognise and spell the Year 5 & 6 statutory word list. There’s a matching word on every card. Can the children spot it? All 100 words covered within 2 packs of cards. The 2 packs need to be kept as separate games although they do have a few crossover words includes: 2x PDF version with 6 cards per sheet. PDF of individual cards to be printed to your custom size. Suggested: print 6 cards per A4 page.

Dobble/ Spot it inspired game for helping children to read and recognise the Phase 4 phonics sounds. There’s a matching sound on every card. Can the children spot it? All phase 4 sounds and additional phase 3 sounds to revisit (to make the game work but also gives another chance to use the sounds) Included: A4 printable set individidual cards to print as needed. (suggested 6 per A4 page) Note- There are 2 sounds of ‘sk’- you might want to decide which image goes with which sound.

Dobble/ Spot it inspired game for helping children to read and recognise the Year 3 & 4 statutory word list. There’s a matching word on every card. Can the children spot it? All 100 words covered within 2 packs of cards. The 2 packs need to be kept as separate games although they do have a few crossover words includes: PDF version with 6 cards per sheet. PDF of individual cards to be printed to your custom size. Suggested: print 6 cards per A4 page.

A short PowerPoint inspired by Pie Corbett’s work to introduce really useful and creative sentence openers when writing facts. With whole class examples to have a go at, this a great resource to get you children writing more exciting non-fiction pieces.

Dobble/ Spot it inspired game for helping children to recall their times tables facts. There’s a matching multiplication fact on every card. Can the children find it? Includes: Printable pdf of 31 cards with times tables facts for the X2, X5 and X10 tables. Play a variety of games using the different Dobble rules which can be found online.

Need to help build vocabulary around dragons? These magically presented dragon words mats will be hugely valuable in the classroom. 3 different word mats covering nouns, verbs and adjectives all related to dragons.

Ask me lanyards- perfect for empowering your class to take lead on their learning and support each other.

**Help your class to learn times tables with this fun, new approach with a Roman Empire theme. ** Challenge your kids s on the 3, 4 and 8 times tables as the invade territories to match the spread of the Roman Empire. With additional challenge cards that relate to events in Roman history, the kids will be sure to catch a buzz for this topic. Also includes a map for the children to colour in, showing their understanding of how the Roman Empire spread across Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. How to play Take it in turns to draw a territory card. Correctly answer the multiplication in the time agreed and claim the territory on the map by finding the answer (the multiple). Place the counter next to the multiple. If incorrect, play moves on. Place the card on the discard pile. If you correctly answer and a territory is already occupied, a battle is required! Flip a battle card so you can both see at the same time. The first to answer wins the battle and claims or keeps the territory. Place the battle card on the discard pile. Some territories were particularly important to the Romans. They are marked with a banner . Occupying these will give a bonus point at the end of the game! Special cards are shuffled into the pack of territory cards. These cards have special challenges based on historical events. Read them carefully and do what they say. Once cards are all used from either pack, shuffle the cards in the discard pile and use them again. Continue until time runs out. If all territories are claimed, players can choose a territory to attack using the battle cards. At the end of the game, count up how many territories you own. Each territory = 1 point For every territory with a banner, add 1 extra point. Remove or add any points from cards you may have gathered.

Want to raise the profile of a BIG artist in a miniature way? Make yourself a miniature art gallery! They are such a unique, space-saving way to highlight an artist and a brilliant way to inspire children to copy their style. Print out the pages from this PPT/ PDF as small as you wish. This pack gets you going with Roy Lichtenstein.

A printable 8 page booklet for children to record their information on life in Ancient Egypt. For best results, print on A3 (and trim if required) 3 formats included: lines & blank pages, all blank pages, wider lines & blank pages Instructions to fold: Fold in half along the short side Fold again along the new short side Open up the previous fold and then fold along long side (this creates the 8 sections) Open up previous fold again. Cut from the middle fold to the first intersection Open all folds up Fold along the long side push from both short ends inwards forcing the pages to form (adjust fold as needed for the front cover to be in correct position

Use this spelling menu to provide more interesting ways of developing the children’s spelling. There are 20 activities the children can choose from.

When students are feeling really proud of their work, they can request that a picture or photocopy be taken and celebrated. This is a great way to encourage your students work hard and be proud of their work. Cut out the cameras and laminate for durability. Glue them to a peg or clip. When not in use, the cameras can be clipped onto the sign and displayed, or displayed in a pot. Use the proud stickers to display next to their work, so the student can share why they were so proud. These can be printed on a labels sheet (A4, 8 per page) or printed on paper and cut out.

Fee activity to get your kids thinking abut their year ahead- goal setting activity. Have your children complete the sentences with their goals. Print both onto A4. The sentences could be printed on different coloured pieces of paper for children to swap so they have a range of colours.

A Powerpoint presentation with slides for punctuation used up to Y4. Poster printables included too.

This template can be used and adapted as desired to create a folding 8 sided book. A lovely way for children to present their work. Print on A3 for the best fit. Fold in half along the short side Fold again along the new short side Open up the previous fold and then fold along long side (this creates the 8 sections) Open up previous fold again. Cut from the middle fold to the first intersection Open all folds up Fold along the long side push from both short ends inwards forcing the pages to form (adjust fold as needed for the front cover to be in correct position)