Ever made a resource on PowerPoint, but when you come to print it half of it is missing? Well this step by step guide is just for you! It explains with clear images, how to change the page set up to portrait/landscape and to change the paper size to A4/A3. This means you can make and print your resources without missing anything off! More helpful tutorials coming soon.

Struggling to come up with how to teach your children how to be safe online? This resource comes with instructions of how to embed e-safety into your general day to day teaching of Computing. Included in the files are: -Instructions of how to use it in your lessons Traffic light system to support the rating of e-safety Check out our Instagram page @martingouldendigitalresources of more ways to teach the children about online safety.

Ahoy, mateys! Introducing our Create your own Pirate Treasure Maps KS1, the perfect interactive resource for children to engage in imaginative play and develop their mapping skills. With a variety of backgrounds and pirate themed objects to choose from, children can use an interactive board or a computer to design and create their very own treasure map. This engaging activity allows children to click and drag different elements into place, fostering creativity and problem-solving skills. Whether they're navigating through the deep sea or seeking hidden treasure on a deserted island, the possibilities are endless with Create your own Pirate Treasure Maps KS1. Get ready to set sail on an exciting educational adventure!

Introduce children to the classic tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears with our non-editable story sequencing activity. Based on a retelling of the story, this .pdf document contains all the pages of the story in a random order, allowing children to cut and sequence the story as they see fit. This hands-on activity is designed to promote critical thinking and reading comprehension skills in an engaging and interactive way. Perfect for classroom use, this resource is easily printable and can be used time and time again. Help children develop their storytelling and sequencing abilities while enjoying the timeless tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears.

Following the release of more direction from the DfE about the teaching of music, I have made a genre list for the whole school to use. This document can be viewed here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/teaching-music-in-schools?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=govuk-notifications&utm_source=f117e1e5-d3de-4d85-8a42-715398e7d9bd&utm_content=daily Each month, the children will be listening to a different genre. Most of these have been taken directly from the DfE document listed above. Where the children need to listen to a specific song, this has been added along with the composer of the song. To help support this, I have used posters from Twinkl with descriptions about each genre. Hopefully this will helpful to those Music leaders trying to ensure we are listening to a broad variety of music.