This is a copy of the photos that I used to get children engaged in learning about the rock cycle. We used a mars-bar type chocolate bars to create all of the different types of rocks, and then pupils used these pictures to write about what they had learnt.

A set of three sheets containing interesting adjectives, verbs and adverbs that children can use in their writing. These are great when laminated and left on tables for children to refer to when needed.

A set of two types of cards containing the images and names of different 2D shapes: Matching cards - can be used as a classroom resource or for display. Jigsaw cards - can be laminated and used as an introduction to shape names. Please rate the resource and leave a review.

A set of cards with different words relating to the four mathematical operations. Can be used for display. Contains: - 15 synonyms for addition - 14 synonyms for subtraction - 8 synonyms for multiplication - 10 synonyms for division - 9 synonyms for equals

Six A4 versions of Venn and Carroll Diagrams - left blank so that they can be laminated and reused depending on what you are sorting, If you print these out in A3 they are great for sorting real objects easily.

A set of fans with the pictures of the following 2D shapes: Square, oblong, rectangle, triangle, circle, pentagon, hexagon, trapezium, rhombus, parallelogram, kite and octagon.

This series of books is designed to help children in the very first stages of reading. I wanted to create something that would fill the gap between wordless story books (lilac) and the very first level of reading books (pink). In my experience, these books can be overwhelming for a new reader as they have not yet built up the stamina required to decode and blend several words to read a whole sentence. I have tried to add in some helpful hints for parents/carers along the way. You will find these written in the blue boxes. Adults should say the bits in blue, children the bits in black. Happy reading! Mrs Bee

This series of books is designed to help children in the very first stages of reading. I wanted to create something that would fill the gap between wordless story books (lilac) and the very first level of reading books (pink). In my experience, these books can be overwhelming for a new reader as they have not yet built up the stamina required to decode and blend several words to read a whole sentence. I have tried to add in some helpful hints for parents/carers along the way. You will find these written in the blue boxes. Adults should say the bits in blue, children the bits in black. Happy reading! Mrs Bee

A set of fans with the pictures of the following 3D shapes: Sphere, cone, cylinder, cube, cuboid, square-based pyramid, triangular prism, tetrahedron, hemisphere, pentagonal prism and pentagonal pyramid.

This series of books is designed to help children in the very first stages of reading. I wanted to create something that would fill the gap between wordless story books (lilac) and the very first level of reading books (pink). In my experience, these books can be overwhelming for a new reader as they have not yet built up the stamina required to decode and blend several words to read a whole sentence. I have tried to add in some helpful hints for parents/carers along the way. You will find these written in the blue boxes. Adults should say the bits in blue, children the bits in black. Happy reading! Mrs Bee

A set of 11 A4 posters which show the name of different 3D shape, a picture of it and its properties (how many face/vertices/edges it has). Shapes included are: sphere, cone, cylinder, cube, cuboid, square-based pyramid, triangular prism, tetrahedron, hemisphere, pentagonal prism and pentagonal pyramid. Also includes a word mat containing the same shapes.

A set of pizzas which show different fractions: A whole, halves, thirds, quarters, sixths and eighths. These can be used as a visual representation for different fractions. They can also be used to explore fractions with different denominators that make a whole, and to look at fractions of different numbers (pupils can 'share' pepperoni fairly on each slice).

A set of matching cards which can be used to develop pupils' understanding of multiplication. Match the picture of the array to the written multiplication. Includes 12 picture cards, 12 written multiplication cards and an answer sheet.

A set of 8 pictures made up of 2D shapes. A great fun activity which can be used to develop mathematical vocabulary: children sit back to back and try to describe their picture to a partner, who draws it.

A set of 12 posters highlighting the properties of each 2D shape. Square, oblong, rectangle, equilateral triangle, isosceles triangle, scalene triangle, circle, regular pentagon, regular hexagon, trapezium, rhombus, parallelogram, kite and regular octagon. Also includes a word mat containing the same shapes.

A pack of resources to aid your teaching of time: - A blank clock for children to make in a lesson. - Digital/analogue clocks for individual use in the classroom. - A time mat to encourage children's understanding of time. - Labels for your classroom clock.

A whopping 46 pages containing everything you need to create a 'tired words' display. The tired word is shown on a bed, with the improved synonmyns written simply inside a rectangle. This would look great displayed with a shoe organiser, or as a dangler. The 'tired' words are as follows: Nice, Good, Bad, Sad, Happy, Laughed, Like, Said, Big, Little, Ran, Walked, Pretty, Looked, Scared. Available in coloured, black and white or half and half.

A set of ten 100 squares (2 per A4 sheet), with different multiplication patterns highlighted on them. The idea is that pupils spot and continue the pattern. Also includes an answer sheet and some blank 100 squares for classroom use.

A set of cards which can be used to show equivalent fractions, decimals and percentages. These can be used as a matching activity, or as a display. Fractions show halves, quarters, fifths, tenths, twentieths and hundredths. Each have a different coloured border.