These Letter Formation Sheets were designed to support phonics lesson I am teaching next week. They can be used as printed on card, colored paper and laminated for continuous provision or as part of a main lesson in EYFS or even as an early intervention in Year 1. They can be independent work, group work or completed with adult support. There is a sheet for each letter and each one has six different ways for children to form the letter Trace it Make it Scribble it Draw it Colour it Dot it and focuses on getting children comfortable and familiar with the shapes of each letter.

Here are some game I made for a whole class phonics session. Since the children were all at different levels, we looked at the sound we all know in different ways such as alien words or speed reading No laminating needed! Either print one per group or pair or display on the board and let the children play with the interactive board pen :)

A freebie for everyone! A lovely poster for you to decorate your classroom. It’s editable for you to change the colour of the children to match your schools uniform and personalise it a little. The fonts are embedded but are NOT editable.

For use in both EYFS and Key Stages 1 and 2, here’s my lesson planning template shown on my Instagram. This lesson plan template is what I used when planning my interview lessons or one off activities. The lesson planning templates is ideal for writing in detail about lessons where you are not familiar with the class allowing you to keep a detail record of the resources you will need. The template has the following sections: Lesson Information Resources Starter Main Input Main Activity (Continuous Provision for EYFS) Plenary TA Support Notes This download includes both a PDF version for writing on directly or an editable version for typing onto. Please note the fonts are embedded but titles are not yet editable.

In my classroom, I plan to have a learning focus wall with key vocabulary, exemplar work and… the national curriculum objective. I feel it’s important know that we’re sitting for 20 minutes a day practicing how to join the letters ay because we have to. With the curriculum objective on the wall for them to see, the children know what we’re working towards and are able to assess their progress. These curriculum objectives are: split into the different ‘topics’ stated in the national curriculum and colour coded rewritten in kid speak where needed but otherwise use the wording from the curriculum Landscape A4 to allow you to easily display them on your wall. This download includes the English, Maths and Science Curriculum Aims for Year 1 in a PDF and just need printing and laminating ready to display! Please note, I am working on a low colour and black and white version as well as editable versions to change the wording to suit you.

Anyone else as excited to get into their classroom as me!? Being an NQT, I’m terrified of forgetting something crucial or being unprepared in my NQT year so I’ve put together a Classroom set up checklist and once I started, I couldn’t stop there!! In this download, you get: one ‘general’ classroom set up checklist filled with all the things I’m doing, in the order I’m doing it three blank checklists for you to fill in (classroom set up, first week of school prep, weekly lesson plan prep) I hope these help you with classroom set up and help your NQT week to smoothly!!

Here are my job application forms to match my classroom jobs! These application forms include the skills required, the salary in Dojo Points and space for children to write why they think they’re good for the job but are editable for you to add your own description of the job. Jobs included in this resource: Water Bottle News Reporter Register Monitor Lunch Counter Class Librarian Chair Stacker Morning Greeter Mail Person Eco Team Teaching Assistant Photographer Messenger Line Leader Tech Team Class Leader I am using these in my classroom to emphasise the importance of the jobs and their role in the classroom as well as get the children excited about the chance to be a part of the class! To use this resource, simply click in the black box and start typing! I recommend saving the finished document as a PDF file and then printing them all 2 to a page. Keep these as originals and then you can photocopy as many as you need. I’m also introducing the jobs to my class first and making these forms available for the children to fill in and hand in whenever they want!

Thank you for stopping by!! I made this product as a way to monitor the behaviour in my classroom and I’ll be using it in September with wooden pegs that the children decorate! There are different variations of the last card as the original was quite specific to my classroom so make sure you select the page you want before printing! Features of this product: Clear Font for visibility in the classroom Hole Punch spaces outlined Easy to assemble Low colour to save ink Please read the note included for more details and assembly tips.

You asked? I answered! These Visual Timetable cards can be used in any classroom from EYFS to Year Six; all with a friendly font and image to match. Include in this download are lessons such as: Art Science Guided Reading Maths Geography STEM As well as Special Events such as Picture Days Trip Out Jigsaw Time Play Practice Celebration Assembly Currently, there are 32 Timetable Cards include in the download available as a PDF file. Just print on card and laminate and they’ll be ready to use in your class to display tour daily or weekly timetable for your class! Have some specific subjects? Look out in my store for my Editable Timetable Cards!!

I have so many resources from last year and wanted to share them to clear my hard drive! haha These are some visual instructions of how to use your brain break area (or calm corner!)

I’m rolling out all the hits today! My Timetable Cards… but editable!! I realised that my cards were a bit… limited considering that I made them for my classroom so here are an editable version so you can add all the little bits that are unique to your classroom. Include in this download are a range of icons including those used in my original timetable card download as well as some others that may be useful to you. Basically, if it looked vaguely like I could use it in a timetable, I included it. Another print on card, laminate and cut resource, this can be ready for your classroom in no time!

A 1 page Job application form with embedded fonts for you to change the jobs! If you have my classroom jobs, this was made to go along side it! If not, just change the job titles!

Levels of Understanding for your children to self assess with before or after a lesson

Over 140 ‘would you rather’ questions to discuss with your class during circle times or spare moments! Can be used to create a display (I have mine on the window for children and parents to debate while they waited but can also fold them up and have them in a basket!

Debit Cards to use with Class Dojo Encourage responsibility by encouraging your class to keep track of their dojo points. Fab to use if you use dojo points as currency and your class can use them to buy rewards and prizes. Two versions - rounded rectangle and rectangle to save your wrists when cutting! I recommend printing on card and laminating for long term use each year!

[EDITED] Changed ‘Miss Lewis’ to a general ‘my teacher’! Apologies! forgot to amend that! Please redownload if you’ve got it! A simple worry web to aid children in communicating their worries and needs to you.

For us with Goodnotes or another digital planner

Some pastel green plant themed desktop wallpapers with motivational plant themed quotes! Use in my classroom this year as I had a green/ nature/ plant theme!

Looking for an activity for the first week of school? This is a lesson PPT, Lesson plan and resources I used for a PSHE lesson I did for an interview (I got the job!) The lesson was on the book The Bad Seed and focuses on reputation. I use this for transition day for any children who may have been label as ‘the bad kid’ in their current year group to let them know that their year with me is an opportunity for a fresh start. In this download, you will find the lesson PowerPoint I used as well as the resources I created to accompany it. As the children worked on a resource I amended from a product purchased from Teachers Pay Teachers, that resources has been linked on the first page of the RESOURCES file as well as links to the book or an read aloud on Youtube. This resources was used with a Year 3 class but it easily adaptable for any year group.

Here’s my Back to School Freebie ’ My Exciting Summer’. This is a simple writing activity that can be used from EYFS up to Year Six for students to either write about their summer or engage in some creative writing and create their own exciting summer. It’s been differentiated on 4 levels Just a drawing space for EYFS or Y1 (LA) A drawing and blank writing space for EYFS or Y1 (LA) - pictured A drawing space and a small lined writing space for EYFS (MA) and Y1 (LA) A drawing space and a larger lined writing space for EYFS (MA) and Y1 A half page drawing space and a half space writing space for EYFS (HA) and Years 1 (MA) - pictured Of course, this is just a rough guideline and these templates can be used across the Primary Key Stages