A spin on the classic beetle drive game. Children take it in turns rolling a dice until they have successfully built or drawn their snowman. You can either ask children to get a 1 (the body) as their first piece (making it a bit more challenging!), or you can have them get any item to start building. The winner of the game is the one you completes a full snowman first. I have included the main sheet for the game, as well as different parts of the snowman that can be cut and laminated if children would prefer to physically build their snowmen.

A fun maths activity to start the year. Students fill in each frame to answer the statement with an maths equation. Students can then swap with someone in the class to work out the answers.

This download contains 3x rainbow-themed headers/labels: 1x Homework tray label 1x Finished work tray label 1x Unfinished work tray label AND A checklist poster for children to read and check before handing their work in. I have used these in a few classes now and it always seems to work well in helping keep the classroom organised. I usually mount the rainbow labels to the wall behind individual file trays as a header, with the checklist displayed beside for easy reading.

I have used this worksheet as an end of term review to help give me insight into pupils experiences at school. The second sheet also allows children to reflect upon their own learning behaviours.

A quick and easy to do end of week review sheet. I have used these with all ages as an end-of-week activity to prompt discussion and reflection on the activities that week. Children would fill in one side and decorated the other with a picture of what they had done or achieved. This provided a nice school-home link as children would take their completed cards home to their parents.