Design Technology planning formats for KS1 and KS2 These planning templates offer a clear pathway through any unit, with suggested questions and brief ideas of what to include in each part of the process. The templates do not cover any specific units but are available as a guide for DT planning.

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 Pablo Picasso

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 Kehinde Wiley- a fab artist to study during black History Month.

A printable booklet for your class to write up their facts/ report about rainforest animals. Print page 1 and 2 back to back. Print page 3 back to back with page 3 again for additional insert pages.

Print out and display these funky times tables numbers to help children see all the multiples from the 2 to the 12 x tables. If you like these, you’ll love the matching times table resources which are available individually or as a bundle.

Want to get your kids active over April? Print out these booklets for a 4 week fitness challenge, earning points for every activity and healthy lifestlye choice they make over the month of April. Includes: printable booklet pages certificate image

Print these funky coloured times table cards and stick to places that help your class remember them. You could stick them on the back of chairs, up stairways, around your room or use them as flashcards. Each card also shows all 4 multiplcation and division facts.

whole school fitness challenge for the month of May

Building a culture of encouragement and teamwork is essential for a positive and happy classroom. Download this activity and instruction PowerPoint to support your class in sharing and receiving encouragements. Why not use this as a gift for the children at the end of a school year.

Printable sheets for your class to practise their spellings using the look, say, cover, write, check approach. 9 sheets with 5 words on each covering all of the 45 common exception words for Year 1. All words are unique designs to help children visualise them more effectively. Top tips: Teacher could also use set the task of using different style of practice each time (rainbow words, bubble writing etc)

Ready to print numbers for display, for use as flash cards or to add to any resource you wish. Set includes: Printable PDF for multiples up to x12 PowerPoint with images as pngs so you can copy and paste onto any doc you need.

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.

This template for an Egyptian pyramid is a fun way for the children to display their understanding of the Ancient Egyptians.

This problemometer is a really helpful tool when guiding children in becoming classroom problem solvers. Every teacher knows what it’s like to have a thousand questions/problems being fired at them by the children. Some of them are necessary and others may not always need a teacher’s attention. This tool helps the children to become independent problem solvers when appropriate. Use the examples (or add your own) to help children decide if they can solve it themselves or tell an adult. Ask them: Where does it fit on the scale? Can they try to solve it first? Does an adult need to know immediately? How serious is this problem?

Use these superhero posters to encourage your children to develop a growth mindset. Each Superhero has a link to a learning muscle which is shared in the Powerpoint. Why not introduce these to your school or classroom and watch the children’s positivity and resilience in learning grow! It’s time to ditch the fixed mindset and be open to a world of possibilities! Powerpoint included along with posters of each learning muscle.

Use these superhero posters to encourage your children to develop a growth mindset. Each Superhero has a story to link to the learning muscle. Powerpoint included along with posters of each learning muscle. Posters with both UK and US spelling of marvellous

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.

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.

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.