Knowledge Organisers for all topics and subjects covered in the KS1 National Curriculum for Year 2. All images used in each knowledge organiser are credited to their original creator - I have not made them myself and I do not take credit for them.

The Writing Assessment Grid contains the statements for Working Towards, Working At and Greater Depth from the end of KS1 Teacher Assessment Framework. The grid makes assessing against the statements a much more user-friendly task. Simply insert the date in which the child has evidenced that particular statement in their piece of work. The strips can be used in independent pieces of work such as a Hot Task or Big Write. Simply tick off the statement they have achieved, this can then be logged into the main grid by dating the piece of work the evidence has been gained from. Collecting this evidence from the start of the year will also make the process of Moderation a much smoother and quicker process.

A virtual class marble jar that can be used as an effective behaviour management tool when using remote/virtual teaching online. Simply click and drag each marble into the jar, and choose a reward for your class to work towards! Examples include: virtual field trip show and tell lunch with the teacher virtual games against the teacher Can be used with most platforms when your screen is shared with the students. Can also be uploaded onto Google Drive as a Google Slides.

Included in this pack are: Maths, English, Science, Geography, History, Topic & Reading bunting Shiplap tray labels Shiplap 100 square and number line aid Alphabet bunting

These grids are the end of KS1 teacher assessment framework statements in a classroom-friendly format that can help with day-to-day assessment of the children as well as support in the collection of evidence for Moderation.

These certificates are a great way to reward engagement, good behaviour, resilience, perserverence etc during the period of school closures and remote teaching due to national lockdown. Can be edited via PDF or inserted into a word document and creating text boxes where the lines are then saved and sent via email/any format your school is using for remote learning.

5 ability group tray labels, named after different precious gems. Great size for gratnell trays!

A positive behaviour management tool; children can earn marbles in the jar and once they have reached 30 can choose their reward (up to the teacher). Can be used with whole class reward tokens also available in my store.

These loyalty cards can be used to promote your school or classroom library and encourage parents and children to visit and take books out! They are a great resource to promote a love of reading both in school and at home. They can be linked to any rewards you use as a school or in your classroom.

Lucky Listeners is a great way to engage children in improving their fluency. The children are provided with a passage (could be fiction/non-fiction/speech/poetry) from their teacher. Their task is to practice reading the passage to as many adults as possible, each time rehearsing their prosody, automaticity and accuracy in order to develop their fluency. Each adult that hears them read records their initials on the bookmark. This is then given back to the teacher who can provide any reward at their discretion before providing a new passage for the week. Each bookmark will last 5 weeks per challenge. This is a useful tool to target key groups of children that need additional support to develop their fluency.

A simple and cost-effective, yet heart-warming gift, to send home to the children in your class over Christmas. Simply cut up the labels and attach to your hot chocolate reindeer cones (as pictured).

The Meet the Teacher poster can be edited to welcome any new children/parents to your class for the new academic year. Important and key information can be included, along with some fun facts and a photo of yourself, to introduce yourself to your new class. It can be posted onto virtual learning platforms, such as Google Classroom, or be emailed/posted. Simply edit the text boxes created with information specific to your school and insert your photo into the Word Document.

Alphabet bunting in pastel theme, letters a-z in lower case and precursive handwriting. There is also a blank copy which can feature your own writing if you would prefer this.

A pastel theme pack of tray labels for your Maths resources.

Gold stripe theme bunting featuring letters a-z in lower case and precursive handwriting. There is also a blank copy which can feature your own writing if you would prefer this.

A collection of videos for the 4 letter families which demonstrate to the children how they should form their pre-cursive letters. Includes all letters in the: curly caterpillar letter family one-armed robot letter family ladder letter family zig-zag monster letter family

A Hollywood Walk of Fame star inspired poster to encourage children to become more resilient in the classroom. Simply laminate then you can write in the child/children’s name(s) into the star either daily or weekly whenever they have shown resilient behaviours. They can also write their own name in instead. This will also encourage others to adopt similar strategies when encountering difficulties in the classroom.

Great resource to get to know your new class at the start of the year! Simply place the letters in the locations of each clue, when put together they can spell anything you like! For my class I had it spell “Year 2 rules” but you can edit this for yourself by adding more clues/taking away clues to make it fit the number of letters in whichever word you want it to spell.

This pack contains activities for the children to practice learning which punctuation is needed in a variety of sentence types. The punctuation covered in this pack includes: exclamation marks, question marks, full stops, commas. The flashcards can be printed double sided and then laminated so that the children can easily write on them using a white board marker and wipe away when finished.

This pack contains flashcards for the Year 2 Common Exception Words. The flashcards can be made double sided then laminated so that children can easily write on them using a white board pen and wipe once finished. The flashcard requires the children to read the word, trace it, write it and unscramble it.