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.

12 colours included! This High 5 listening hand is a really helpful classroom management tool, supporting the children in their listening. A very helpful countdown method is to be used by the teacher to guide the children in the listening expectations. The teacher can use the phrase whilst putting their hand in the air- “High 5 listening in 5, 4 , 3 , 2 , 1” and the children are to put their hand in their air whilst following the 5 listening expectations.

Download and print these special certificates to celebrate both the children and parents who have worked so hard at home during school closures.

This collaborative project uses the famous Henry Ford quote to bring the children together with a lovely art piece. Give each child a square to decorate how they wish. 60 squares available on individually printable pages. Each square has a light border for easy trimming. Place the squares back together in order to view the collaborative piece.

This project has 60 squares to be decorated and then pieced together to reveal one very special quote. I used it for distance learners who submitted them and then I cropped them all. Can be used in classroom and just cut up and stuck together. Some are just plain squares and some have parts of text. Encourage those with text to only use light colours. “You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think. But the most important thing is, even if we’re apart…I’ll always be with you.”― A.A. Milne,

This High 5 listening hand is a really helpful classroom management tool, supporting the children in their listening. A very helpful countdown method is to be used by the teacher to guide the children in the listening expectations. The teacher can use the phrase whilst putting their hand in the air- “High 5 listening in 5, 4 , 3 , 2 , 1” and the children are to put their hand in their air whilst following the 5 listening expectations.

This template for a Mayan temple pop-up is a fun way for the children to display their understanding of the Mayan Civilisation.

Print these inserts for your IKEA Tolsby frames as table displays for the start of the year

When discussed effectively, this quote can prove to be highly inspiring in the school context and beyond. Display any one of these beautiful posters as a reference point in the classroom. This has proved to be one of our absolute favourite classroom quotes! This set includes 19 different versions of the quote- 7X ink splashes in different colours, 7X bold font in various colours, 5X 3D blocked lettering.

This Mondrian set includes a bundle of printables and an introductory PowerPoint on Piet. Printables include: looping borders for display boards bunting Mondrian Letters bunting Mondrian title png

Who doesn’t love a doodle! Included in this fantastic display set is all you’ll need to whack up a beautiful classroom board as well as posters, printables and PowerPoint slides. Here’s the full list: Upper case letters Lower case letters Upper case letters in bunting (4 coloured sets in pink, rouge, sky and blue) Numbers Doodle display borders in 6 different colours as pdfs and image files Editable PowerPoint with 8 different slide backgrounds x4 poster designs with inspiring quotes Tolsby frame inserts in an editable Powerpoint (plus the original backgrounds as image files) x4 teacher folder printables x7 A4 background images to use as you wish

A set of 30 synonyms for ‘said’ presented in cool spech bubbles. As children become more proficient at using direct speech in their writing, it’s key that they start to show an understanding of the characters’ feelings and intentions by using alternative words for said. 3 sets included: with titles one each bubble without titles with white background for ink saving

Launch a rainforest and Maya topic by getting your children thinking about what they already know and would like to find out. Use these statemtents to gather an idea of the pre-topic knowledge. Display the posters and children can mark inside the circles if they believe the statement to be true or false (using different colours) 18 posters included

Fitness club pack to get your school set up with a lunchtime club. Includes PowerPoint slide graphics and punch cards.

3 Additional posters for those who already downloaded the original set. Contains Luna quote and alternative versions of ‘believing in yourself’ and ‘reada good book’ For full set see pack in store

This new pack all about teamwork includes lots of resources help set the culture of teamwork in the classroom. Pack includes: a superb Powerpoint to introduce teamwork ‘Ask Me’ lanyard printables Teamwork makes the dream work poster Ask 3 before me poster Helping hands poster Teamwork charter poster png of title jpegs and PPT slide backgrounds also included

If you’re teaching the Saxons, this pack could add that special touch to your displays and learning journey. Included: 5 lettters from Hengest and Horsa 1. leading children into writing a persuasive letter to join the army 2. Acceptance letter. Leads children to explore the raid of Lindisfarne and the study of Beowulf. 3. The spread of Christianity- opportunity to study Saxon religion. 4. Viking attacks- leads into opportunity for a Saxon day (focus on war) 5. Watch out for Vikings- prepare for war Banners: 3x coloured long banners, 1x for bunting Desktop wallpapers/ PowerPoint slide titles/ PowerPoint backgrounds brick textures for creating castle wall

A new battle game to develop recall in the 5 and 10 times tables. Your kids are going to love learning their tables using the Kingdom of Multiplication ‘Risk’ style game where they need to conquer and hold onto different territories by answering the times table questions. Castle already occupied? Challenge your opponent to a battle using the division facts battle cards. Watch out for the dragons and other surprises that show up in the times table draw pile! With fun bonuses and penalties, it definitely make learning the multiplication facts more fun!