Display resource. Resource 1: Title page explaining what a subordinating conjunction is and then a separate card for each part of the “I SAW A WABUB” (If, Since, As, When, Although, While, After, Before, Until, Because). The final page shows two examples of how to use subordinating conjunctions in a sentence. All made on PowerPoint so you can edit if needed with a PDF copy included as well. Resource 2: Title page explaining what a coordinating conjunction is and then a separate card for each for of the FANBOYS (For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So). The final page shows three examples of using coordinating conjunctions. All on powerpoint with a PDF copy as well.

A range of examples of different fronted adverbials perfect for Year 4, all on a yellow background with pineapples on. Main title of “fronted adverbials” written on a green background with pineapples on.

A pastel display poster explaining Brain, Book, Buddy, Board, Boss and how to use each stage. PDF version saying “your teacher will always be here to help” or an editable publisher version if you want to write your name in e.g. “Miss Youngs will always be here to help”.

Place value cards from thousandths up to 1 million. Background all pastel marble. Font is “hello honey” which I downloaded from dafont.com if you want.

Title slide, each month of the year with a different leaf/eucalyptus circle surround, a couple of option of how you can write the names on and a birthday card design to match. The font used is called “hello honey” and can be downloaded for free from dafont.com

A bundle of different name/stationary labels. Each one comes as a word document which is editable and a pdf. The font used is “Mystical Woods Rough Script” incase you need to download it, it comes with word though. I have these for all my labels in my classroom and it makes it a lovely asthetic alongside my Eucalyptus birthday display which is also in my shop. **Please, please, please review! **

A powerpoint for teaching Victorian Schools. This tries to recreate the normal Victorian School trips that many LKS2 classes do but does it virtually! It can be adapted for in class teaching as well. It includes reading, riting and rithmetic as well as punishments.

A unit of planning, aimed at Upper Key Stage 2 pupils. Originally taught to year 5 but could be adapted for LKS2. The unit covers a basic overview of the big 6 religions - Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Sikhism and Buddhism. Within each religion, the lessons look at the beginnings of the religion or at the creation story, it explores their religious buildings and religious practices as well as looking at religious festivals. The unit ends with the children writing a discussion text over the question ‘Do all religions believe in the same God?’. A great question for a philosophical debate. You could instead end the unit with the children creating a big quiz on the religions (as is added to the end of the slides).