These are reward praise cards for specific subjects that can be printed off and sent home. These can be edited to suit you!

Editable alphabet flags. Can be used for a display or decor in classroom.

Editable decorative flags for the two times table. Can be adapted for any other times table. Perfect for a wall decoration or to be printed smaller for a mini help sheet. I used the font ‘Janda Siesta Sunrise’. If you do not have this it can be downloaded free from 1001 fonts/ dafont.

I use these to separate the different parts of my placement file. They are editable and make it easy to split up a very full folder!

~ Positive notes home grid ~ Star of the week grid Great to keep in a folder to keep track of rewards given out. See my resource ‘rewards’ for some editable reward sheets.

I use this for each week on placement and find it so useful. It can be edited and changed to suit your own timetable/ colour preferences.

These should be printed using the Avery E3613 sticker templates, which can be found on Amazon. I recommend converting to a PDF before printing. These stickers can be adapted easily to suit you. They say “I was brave today” and “I’ve been brave”.

This resource can be used as a visual aid for a class welcome greeting. The idea of this resource is to allow the children to choose a greeting when entering the classroom every morning.

These are reward praise cards that can be printed off and handed out in class. The bitmoji can be changed to suit you!

These are editable name tags with a colourful brick background. Four fonts have been used as examples. These can be changed to suit you and your class.

These can be printed off and used as a form of peer assessment in the classroom.

This resource can be used to log your evidence of the teaching standards. It is aimed at student teachers as it covers the Standards for Provisional Registration, however, can be easily adapted to suit the Standards for Full Registration.

These QR code bookmarks should be scanned by a phone or iPad to direct you to a YouTube reading of each story. The stories focus on LGBTQ+, disabled or BAME characters! This resource is editable so you can add more books to the collection. If you are unsure how to do this, message me on my instagram @missmull and I can assist you! I wouldn’t recommend using these as an alternative to an actual book, but this is a fab way to easily diverse your library area.