A poster supporting the use of first, second and third person pronouns with examples in context.

Maths operations vocabulary posters. These posters containing synonyms for adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing within the maths operations symbols.

Poster supporting rounding using rhyme.

Verb phrase poster supporting pupils to build verb phrases using verbs and adverbs. This resource also supports the use of different tense including past, present, future, progressive and perfect.

Expanded Noun Phrase building poster to support pupils in building noun phrases using determiners, adjectives, nouns and prepositional phrases.

Fronted adverbial building poster using ISPACE to support use of different fronted adverbials.

A set of two posters with the classic FANBOYS and ISAWAWABUB acronyms reimagined in my style to support conjunction use.

A step-by-step visual poster on how to punctuate using dashes.

A step-by-step visual poster on how to punctuate using brackets.

A step-by-step visual poster on how to punctuate using commas.

A visual classroom poster, listing reasons to encourage reading.

A visual step-by-step poster on keeping your classroom tidy after use.

A step-by-step visual poster on how to punctuate direct speech.

This lesson is the fifth and final of six lessons teaching the skill of collagraph (relief) printing using space as an inspiration (preferably for upper KS2). I have created this scheme using skills that I have acquired over the years, training in Print-making throughout my Fine Art degree and teaching Art and Design to KS2 for over 5 years. This has been a really popular scheme for my pupils, which teaches a variety of print-making skills: mono-printing, screen-printing, relief and collagraph (relief) printing. I’ve taught it within the classroom and an art room. It would be worth investing in screens for the screen printing lesson. Resource bundle includes: Lesson plan, Visual Language word mat, Lesson Powerpoint (PDF cursive, PPT and PPT cursive versions available - please note the powerpoints may need slight reformatting depending on your font settings) and accompanying resources/scaffolds. Each lesson includes a starter, modelling for each task, an evalution and an end of the lesson plenary. Slide one: LO: To design and create a collagraph relief plate. Slide two: Starter: What is relief printing? Slide three: Relief plate task and challenge Slide four: Verbal self-evaluation with modelling Slide five: End of the lesson quiz Slide six: End of the lesson quiz (answers) Slide one: LO: To create a collagraph relief print. Slide two: Starter: What printing techniques have you tried? Slide three: Collagraph printing task and challenge Slide four: Collagraph self-evaluation with modelling Slide five: End of the lesson quiz Slide six: End of the lesson quiz (answers)

This lesson is the fourth of six lessons teaching the skill of relief printing using space as an inspiration (preferably for upper KS2). I have created this scheme using skills that I have acquired over the years, training in Print-making throughout my Fine Art degree and teaching Art and Design to KS2 for over 5 years. This has been a really popular scheme for my pupils, which teaches a variety of print-making skills: mono-printing, screen-printing, relief and collagraph (relief) printing. I’ve taught it within the classroom and an art room. It would be worth investing in screens for the screen printing lesson. Resource bundle includes: Lesson plan, Visual Language word mat, Lesson Powerpoint (PDF cursive, PPT and PPT cursive versions available - please note the powerpoints may need slight reformatting depending on your font settings) and accompanying resources/scaffolds. Each lesson includes a starter, modelling for each task, an evalution and an end of the lesson plenary. Slide one: LO: To research printing artists and evaluate their work. Slide two: Starter: What printing techniques are these? Slide three: Starter: What printing techniques are these? (answers) Slide four: Relief printing task and challenge Slide five: Relief printing self-evaluation with modelling Slide six: End of the lesson quiz Slide seven: End of the lesson quiz (answers)

This lesson is the third of six lessons teaching the skill of screen-printing using space as an inspiration (preferably for upper KS2). I have created this scheme using skills that I have acquired over the years, training in Print-making throughout my Fine Art degree and teaching Art and Design to KS2 for over 5 years. This has been a really popular scheme for my pupils, which teaches a variety of print-making skills: mono-printing, screen-printing, relief and collagraph (relief) printing. I’ve taught it within the classroom and an art room. It would be worth investing in screens for the screen printing lesson. Resource bundle includes: Lesson plan, Visual Language word mat, Lesson Powerpoint (PDF cursive, PPT and PPT cursive versions available - please note the powerpoints may need slight reformatting depending on your font settings) and accompanying resources/scaffolds. Each lesson includes a starter, modelling for each task, an evalution and an end of the lesson plenary. Slide one: LO: To research printing artists and evaluate their work. Slide two: Starter: How could you describe the style of Andy Warhol? Slide three: Screen-printing task and challenge Slide four: Screen-printing self-evaluation with modelling Slide five: End of the lesson quiz Slide six: End of the lesson quiz (answers)

This lesson is the second of six lessons teaching the skill of mono-printing using space as an inspiration (preferably for upper KS2). I have created this scheme using skills that I have acquired over the years, training in Print-making throughout my Fine Art degree and teaching Art and Design to KS2 for over 5 years. This has been a really popular scheme for my pupils, which teaches a variety of print-making skills: mono-printing, screen-printing, relief and collagraph (relief) printing. I’ve taught it within the classroom and an art room. It would be worth investing in screens for the screen printing lesson. Resource bundle includes: Lesson plan, Visual Language word mat, Lesson Powerpoint (PDF cursive, PPT and PPT cursive versions available - please note the powerpoints may need slight reformatting depending on your font settings) and accompanying resources/scaffolds. Each lesson includes a starter, modelling for each task, an evalution and an end of the lesson plenary. Slide one: LO: To design and create a monoprint. Slide two: Starter: How you describe the style of Andy Warhol? Slide three: Monoprinting task and challenge Slide four: Monoprinting self-evaluation with modelling Slide five: End of the lesson quiz Slide six: End of the lesson quiz (answers)