An activity to prompt or reflect on Waitangi Day learning. This activity includes a recording sheet, a sheet of ‘notes’ to cut and glue on to the recording sheet and a teacher note sheet. Ideal for small groups. Excellent for discussing understanding of Waitangi Day.

A set of On Task tickets or coupons to reward positive working habits. Great to establish behavior that leads to self managing students who are focused on their learning. Designed to a retro style, students will love the tactile nature of earning and collecting as many of these as they can. How you reward the redeeming of these is up to your imagination - maybe even have your students create a suitable redemption scheme of their own.

Success Mountain is an A3 sized poster for displaying aspirational achievement in student work and effort. These can be laminated and displayed. They are great to reference students to. Student names can be added to the stage they have achieved. Included are 4 mountains, each with a different set of indicators. This resource is in pdf and Word formats, allowing for you to edit to suit your classroom culture and needs. The text for each poster is; Poster 1: I do my work well and do it the best I can I do my work well, but it isn’t the best that I can do I do my work ok, but there is so much more that I can do better I do my work, but not well I hardly try at all Poster 2: I work until I am finished and then check to see if it is good I work until I am finished I start my work and do some or most of it I start my work and do a little bit I start my work and then I give up quickly Poster 3: I give my work the best effort I give my work a great effort I give my work a good effort I give my work some effort I give my work little or no effort Poster 4: Expert Skilled Practitioner Able Apprentice Novice

Worksheets to encourage student thinking about recycling. Designed for small group work, but can be done individually. This resource contains 3 worksheets, with the first two being able to be completed together and the third could be used as a follow up after further work and study of recycling.

A class set of cards that can be used to form random groups for learning in the classroom. • Allows for the creation of up to 8 groups of 4 people. • Groups can be organised by colour, creature, number, shape, letter or fruit • Children enjoy the cards and the anticipation of what matching items they will be looking for.