FREEBIE! Bundle of 13 different lettering for displays. All 13 come with uppercase and lowercase versions. Enjoy!

Freebie! Inspirational aspirations for your new class.

FREEBIE! 20 speech bubbles with sentence starters to help prompt reasoning discussion and recording during maths lessons. 4 different designs. Perfect for your working wall display!

A brilliant text detailing the life of Mary Seacole with 10 SATs style comprehension questions and a letter writing task to compliment it. Answers are included.

Perfect for any science investigation! Use these A3 boards to model to your class or small groups. Children ca also use them as a group to record directly onto or reduce them down for individual use in science books.

Bright, geometric, blue-themed set of Year 2 Common Exception Words. Perfect for displaying around your classroom as a reminder for children.

Need something to help children practise their times tables and link them to division facts? Look no further! These times tables practise cards allow your children to first practise their times tables then using the multiplication triangle, they can begin to see the relationship between the numbers. The colour coded corners of the triangle then help children to write the four facts (2 multiplication and 2 division). Perfect for early finishers during a maths lesson or as a morning activity

A brilliant newspaper model text detailing the life of Florence Nightingale with 6 SATs style comprehension questions (answers are included) and a diary recount writing task to compliment it. The writing task comes with an image prompt, task instructions and peer-assessment box for editing and improvement. Ideal for Year 5 and 6 classes.

Modern Geometric Display Lettering to make any general board stand out! There are 14 different designs and each have both uppercase and lowercase versions.

A set of 8 different behaviour clip charts. Perfect to keep track of whole class behaviour. Simply add name pegs/labels and move accordingly.

Get your class to recognise the coins in the purses then challenge them to add the coins together to find the total in the purse. Two differentiated tasks. Ideal for KS1.

Perfect for any class to up-level their writing with simple character facial expression phrases for different parts of the face and different emotions. Especially perfect for Year 6 classes to help with their fiction writing.

All you need for a show not tell lesson or writing for inference. This bundle includes a poster that can be printed onto A3 and be used on your working wall or given as a handout to children. Also you will find 2 different writing activities. One involves giving your class a situation and getting them to show not tell the other using a lego theme to describe a characters emotion. There are 8 different situations and 5 different emotions to choose from.

Help your children with their understanding of the skill to infer. Let them use one of these 4 images to help them come to conclusions about what is happening. There are modelled examples for each image too.

Next 14 sheets of Y1 Maths Mastery activities covering all of place value. With opportunities to showcase practical, jottings, reasoning and number calculations, each page is accesible to the low ability and challenges the more able without putting a ceiling on your student’s learning.

Mother’s Day Booklet Mother’s Day Colour-in Cards Mother’s Day Craft Cards Mother’s Day Coupons Mother’s Day Certificates Mother’s Day Cut-and-Stick Verses

All of our Easter crafts and activity resources in one bundle. Included, you will find Easter Bookmarks Easter Egg Craft Card Easter Mindfulness Colouring Sheets Rolling Stone Craft Holy Week Wheel Differentiated Mixed Easter Word Problems

Egyptians Knowledge Organiser Ensure your children know the key facts about your topic on the Egyptians with this Knowledge Organiser. Includes key dates, vocabulary and figures as well as a summary of the time.

A great set of 4 place value reasoning problems in the style of a smart phone text message conversation. Hook the children in and get them to continue the conversation. Great way of introducing reasoning vocabulary and delving into misconceptions at the start of the new academic year.