Cactus and natural themed calendar maths display set including: Days of the week Months of the year Dates Seasons Weather ‘How many days have we been in school place value chart’ Background template This set is perfect for anyone following the Mathematics Mastery programme as it includes everything that is useful for a maths meeting. Cactus clip art by Kaitlynn Albani

Here I have put together some colouring sheets for children that can go in a calm corner or kit.

Wellbeing check in chart using The Colour Monster.

Mindfulness cards for primary aged children. Can be adapted for different year groups!

Neutral hessian effect phonics sounds for display purposes.

Neutral hessian effect phonics sounds for display purposes.

A template for Noise Level control in the classroom. Can be used with push lights etc.

Number of the day that can be used on maths working walls and meeting boards.

Resource Tray Labels variety - natural wooden effect with images for visual representation. Some art work used from TPT. The sound buttons on some of the labels have been added on after by hand.

This is a worksheet/chart that can be used in many ways. Children could colour in the kindness they have shown throughout the week and the child with the most boxes coloured in could get a reward.

Labels suitable for the Von Haus 12 drawer toolbox.

phonics Flash Cards - Phase 3 includes PDF and editable document for any font changes.

Phonics Flash Cards - Phase 2

Phonics Flash Cards - Phase 5 Includes PDF and editable document for any font changes required.

This is the template I used for my phonics flash cards and there is also a smaller one that I used for my own visual timetable.

Cactus themed start of the day and end of the day questions on lollipop sticks.

Neutral hessian effect phonics phase 2 sounds for display purposes.

Here is another version of an Inside Out wellbeing check in chart.

Hessian effect numbers 1-20 with cubes and ten frame representations. Clipart from Artifex on TPT.

These are a bank of words to be used as ‘word of the week’ in order to expose children to rich language.