Get your children finding the perfect 100 score words using the code cracking activity. Children think of Christmas words and see how much they are worth according to the table. Great open-ended activity!

A great way to celebrate the arrival of the New Year with a 2025 party horn resolution activity! Your kids will enjoy decorating these and adding their goals for 2025 as curling streamers. Includes: Party horn template with instructions Resolution sentence starter strips to stick on

A pdf for children to write facts about poalr bears. Print on A3 for best results. I have used for writing 3 paragraphs including: Where do polar bears live? What do they eat? How have they adapted to survive in the cold? The spikey shapes for special/ fun facts. The middle for a picture.

This is epic! Your class will absolutely love this quiz! Head to the North Pole and find out what Santa, the elves and his reindeer have been up to! 9 rounds including: Pinching Prancer (Ipad troubles!) DJ Dancer (songs in reverse!) Emoji Elves (emoji titles) Blurry Blitzen (blurry movies) Santa Scrable (food anagrams!) Festive Facts (of course!) Elf on the shelf (missing items!) Carol Calamity (snowballs covering lyrics!) Wrong Wrapping (guess the multiple presents wrapped together!) With gorgeous graphics and musical interludes, this is a winner this Christmas! Also includes sheets for writing the answers. Played and tested with Primary and Secondary kids who all love it! +Get a bonus Christmas Code Cracker activity! +2025 party horn New Year’s resolution activity!

A popping lesson to learn all about onomatopoeias with the theme of fireworks! A perfect lesson for Bonfire Night, July 4th or Diwali! Includes the Powerpoint Presentation that introduces onomatopoeias, explores different fireworks, gives funky onomatopoeia examples for fireworks and leads into a lovely art/writing activity. Also includes printable onomatopoeia word cards

These activity sheets are all about practicing fact families.

Have your class make their own poppies to write in or draw in to help remember this important day. Instructions included on the templates. Print the poppies onto red paper as needed and the leaves onto green paper (3 per page). You could get children to write: words of remembrance inside words to describe our heroes a poem information on remembrance or the war

These handy b and d confusion cards are a great reference tool to for those who are confusing b and d when writing. Includes bed and thumbs versions in a variety of sizes ready to print on A4. Plus a publisher file to use the images as you need.

Print out these gorgeous themed cupcakes for each month and display your classes names alongside them for their birthdays! Each cupcake in on it’s own page. Plus there’s an alternative Halloween cupcake if that’s your thing!

Print out these gorgeous themed cupcakes for each month and display your classes names alongside them for their birthdays! Each cupcake in on it’s own page. Plus there’s an alternative Halloween cupcake if that’s your thing!

My class absolutely love this poppy tidy up song, which I’ve made based on the book- Cat in the Hat Returns. The kids will be bopping around the room signing as they bring the ‘VOOM’! Read or show the story first and then introduce the song. Includes a Powerpoint that, when a slide is played, will play the song on the loop with a Voom image. Slide includes line to a youtube reading of the story. Story idea: The cat and his team cause an absolute mess. Although they are destructive, in the end, they manage to clean everything up! Song idea: Let’s go…Voom! Get your tidy on! All about being part of the team and being the best version of yourself when tidying up.

Includes a letter from Thomas Farriner inviting the class to become bakers and a simplified Samuel Pepys diary extract. Don’t forget to burn the edges a little for effect and add a lump of cheese and a bottle of wine next to it for the children to discover! Plus a Pudding Lane Bakery lesson with a simple Powerpoint and break making activity.

Get your class secure on reading and writing homophones using this amazing mesmerising agamograph activity! Children can decorate and fold their templates into magical transforming words before their very eyes! 21 homophone pairs included. see/sea, son/sun, one/won, bare/bear, read/red, hear/here, right/write, blue/blew, night/knight, quite/quiet, witch/which, piece/peace, missed/mist, except/accept, bury/berry, rain/reign, board/bored, who’s/whose, grate/great, meet/meat, their/there Instructions: Print onto A4 or A3, setting the print to full page (not to printer margin) Slice in half horizontally (2 templates per page) Fold in concertina along the vetical lines Children can then colour in the alternate sections. (stars appear on each alternate section to aid colouring) alternatively, colour first and then fold!

Paint warm colours on the left, cool on the right. green for the grassy hill.

An activity to write simple ingredients for a friend.

A tool to help your children reflect on their year. 10 different colour options included. (including a black and white)

All you need (minus the equipment!) to run a sports day for KS2. Includes a round robin field of events and track events. Designed for a 2 form entry but can be easily adapted for a one form. Includes: Plans Equipment lists Instructions Score cards Team sheets

A KS1 friendly look at life beside the sea in Victorian times. PowerPoint and activity idea included.

All the planning, team sheets and score cards needed to run a KS1 sports day!

22 beautiful posters to download and print for your classroom to support the writing of an under the sea story