Great resource for students to recognise their learning style and an information sheet with how they learn best. This s great because students can then identify effective ways to retain information and knowledge. Hope you like it! Please take a look at my mentoring/tutoring bundle!

Fun and colourful worksheet to teach sums in a fun way! 4 different worksheets with addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Great for display boards! Hope you enjoy!

A great resource for all students! GCSE English Language Paper 1 Section A: Reading. Contains information on the paper, what you need in the questions to get full marks, how the questions are normally asked, marks for each question and the time you should spend on each question. There is also a key word box with words from the page for students to understand all terminology. Please check out all of my English Language and Literature revision sheets and bundles! Hope you like them:)

Great pack to save time when trying to plan a fundraising event at school! Pack includes a letter to send to companies, email to send to companies (letter attached) and a list of companies to approach for fundraising donations! All you need to do is fill in the gaps with details to suit your fundraising idea. Hope you like it:)

Great booklet I put together for my sister when practicing her driving test! Show Me, Tell Me are the questions they will ask and the areas of the car that they ask before you start driving on your test. They ask two per test, you get one minor whether you get all wrong or just one. Has every possible question in it and answers and areas of the car they will ask to see with answers. Hope you enjoy!

Lovely little thing to give out to help children remember their fractions, I hole punched mine and added some ribbon and gave them out to my students. 4 per page, print in colour for best results! Hope you enjoy!

Great way of getting your students to plan their day with this study chart - both sizes in one download. Chart can be personalised by inserting the students' name into the *name* section in the title. Chart's are landscape and have colourful tips at the bottom for revising. This helps them to prioritise their workload and set time for each subject. Hope you like it:)

This is a fun thing I quickly wrote up on a whiteboard and then designed on a computer! Fun maths window with a good story to tell your students. I think it is a fun way of choosing sums and learning addition, subtraction, division and multiplication. I have included a plain version, boy and girl version and instructions on how I use it! Hope you like it!

Great game to learn and recognise shapes, edge and corners. Laminate the 4 big shape posters, cut out and laminate the objects and then ask the children to sort the shapes accordingly. Great game for recognition! I use this game in A3 but have put into A4. can easily change. Hope you like it!

Quick and easy starter to get your students thinking about reading and authors! Great for tutor time too! Hope you like it:)

Great for a display board or side board! Print out the tree, better to enlarge (currently on A4) and then cut out and laminate the tree. I write words on the leaves and we repeat them everyday but you can also ask the children to write their names and decorate their leaves and stick them on and have it as a class tree with everyone's name! Remember not to laminate the leaves if you are drawing/writing on them first! Many ways to use this tree! Enjoy!

Nice little reading log that I use with my mentoree! On each page there is a table with Title, Author, Date, Rating (Stars to colour) and comments. You can fill this in, the parents and even the child themselves. Perfect way to keep track of all books read and how well they have done so! Best to print double-sided and staple in the middle.

Quick and easy resource to put on the board at the start of the lesson. Detailed summary of how we need a verb and a subject to write a complete sentence and four brief sentences that need to have either a verb or subject added and punctuation to complete them. Hope you like it:)

A great handwriting booklet to print out and use for your young primary students/mentees. Colourful and fun front cover and 20 double pages of handwriting lines with the date and title at the top, to be filled in by the student/mentee. Hope you like it:)

Great resource for having the week's overview of planned English & Maths lessons. Includes lesson title, objectives/aims, starter, main and plenary for each day and a notes box at the bottom. Please look at my other items and thanks for looking!

Great resource for teaching animals to younger children. Not all animals are the most common, have used a lot of unusual animals to extend knowledge, most children know dogs and cats etc. Cut out the card and laminate if wish, I use this as part of an activity or lesson starter. Hope you like it!

I love this resource so much! I write the word of the week on the main train and then break down the word in each carriage and every lesson before we start we break up the word and put it all together or sometimes I put the sounds used in each word for my more advanced students. Never fails to make the children laugh! Print as big as you like a laminate, I use this on our display board. Document contains one train and 3 carriages.

Great starter that get students mind's thinking! You need to create words from light bulbs by taking one letter from each bulb. Perfect for tutor time too! Takes about 15 minutes from start to finish. Hope you like it:)

Brilliant flash cards with 6 pictures of characters, 6 pictures of setting and 6 pictures of foods. I ask students to choose one of each and come up with a story, you can make up so many activities and games with these cards. There are also beginning, middle and end flashcards with different things to include in each section of the story. Hope you like them! Please write a review!

Funny poster for library wall or door about reading! Great to bring a piece of humour to the school! Hope you like it:)