This is the cover of a book which children can create their own front cover of and their own blurb. They can be displayed flat or as a 3D book in a display.

I have these labels in my reading corner, however they would work just as well on trays or any organisational item you want to label. In the photo, I have the Twinkl cursive handwriting font which you can change it back to if you have that font.

Class Charter

The text from the book - Stone Age Boy

Subtraction treasure hunt with a pumpkin theme. Children complete the calculation and then the answer they get takes them to the next calculation. Perfect for Halloween and Autumn.

This is a shortened version of the The Great Kapok Tree story. Great for talk for writing.

These mental addition cards can be used to support children’s development of mental addition to 20. They can be used as a snap game, pairs and many other games. Print the double sided to have a background to the back of the cards.

A map with the regions of the UK. Great activity for KS2 Geography.

Putting and identifying missing fractions on a numberline.

Great resource for daily practice of place value skills.

Fantastic for whole class teaching of times tables and children see the relationship between the inverse operation. I start by covering over and number and increase to covering two. There is a lot you can do with these cards. -3 times tables -4 times tables -8 times tables

These number bonds to 100 cards are perfect for improving recall and fluency. There are are all multiples of 10. If printed doubled sided the cards have a purple background. 25 cards in the set.

Reading activities based around the book Stone Age Boy. Aimed at year 3 (7-8 year olds). Mixture of reading skills included prediction, vocabulary, retrieval and inference. In addition, there are some questions about the diary of a stone age and the text its self. There are some other questions based on an extract about the Stone Age which are also included.

A variety of different activities for teaching speech based around the book Escape from Pompeii. A speech sentence which can be cut up and used to reorder. Speech bubbles for Livia and Tranio. Speech to be punctuates (3 different levels). Imessage for children to turn into speech sentences.

A class charter that can be edited.

This is a mat where you can collect what you would have been able to see, hear and smell in Pompeii during and pre-eruption.

These is a great resource for mastery in year 3. It involves multiplication of 2 digit numbers by 1 digit numbers. This problem involves a hundred square. Great opportunity for reasoning.

Match the fractions. A jigsaw where children have to match the fraction to the picture representation.

Great activity to practise basic maths skills. Aimed at year 3 (7-8 year olds). Could be adapted to other year groups.