This powerpoint presentation includes the definitions of question marks, colons and how to use them. The PPT scaffolds the learning the learning and has lots of working examples for the pupils to work through on their own or with the class. This PPT supports many abilities.

These cards can be cut up and played like traditional charades. This can be used as an introduction or fast finisher to allow the pupils to identify the verbs and adverbs. Turn over the cards and ask the pupils to add in some of their own ideas.

This PPT resource can be used to introduce shapes, colours and lines in French. The powerpoint runs through all the aspects and then allows for recall. I created a Kahoot Quiz for the plenary: https://create.kahoot.it/share/lines-shapes-and-colours/16b87957-c1e4-4db8-bd22-d328b7b5b54a

This resource will help when your class needs a brain break. These include a range of ideas, link in with curriculum areas and can be used solo, in pairs or in groups. With 50 brain break ideas your class will always be relaxed and ready for their next task. When printing, these can be altered to the size of choice. I printed them off at 50% and have kept them in a jar for easy access.

These star and moon design tray tables allow you to be the most organised you can be. The labels include Days of the week Send home Next Week File General x2

This powerpoint scaffolds and supports learners as they are introduced to counting in 2s. The pupils can count along as the numbers and pictures appear.

This rainbow check in display can be used to monitor the moods of the pupils in your class. I created small names labels with blue tac so that the pupils can move their names over each morning.

PPT that supports the development of the ‘ee’ Vowel Sound. This can be used as part of the ‘say it, read it and write it’ phase of a literacy lesson.

This powerpoint introduces all the leaders from the Axis and Allies sides during WW2.

I have created labels with pastel balloons of months and names to create a lovely classroom display. This resource includes an editable template to add in your own pupil’s names.

This bitmoji visual timetable includes 30 subjects that can be used to create a classroom display for each day. The timetable is editable so your own bitmoji can be added in.

These fact file templates allows for the pupils to work collaboratively on iPads to research the leaders and add in the information they find. When all the fact files were complete we created a ‘WW2 class fact file’. The templates include: Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini Charles De Gaulle Emperor Hirohito F D Roosevelt Harry Truman Hideki Tojo Joseph Stanlin Michael Savage Neville Chamberlain Robert Menzies William King Winston Churchill

These labels can be used to put into lanyards for children to wear when they would like to be the classroom / lesson helper. These work really well for pupils to help each other and allow you to focus on other pupils who may need some more support.

This noise monitor can be used to monitor noise within your classroom. This fun display keeps pupils engaged and can be edited to add in your own bitmoji.

I have created classroom job labels to make a display in the classroom. The jobs include: Title - Class Jobs Worksheet Monitor Resource Manager Table Monitor Corridor Monitor Register Monitor Line Leader Eco Warrior Technology Guru Jotter Monitor

This visual timetable includes the days, months, dates and years on a light blue rainbow and cloud design. These can be used alongside a visual timetable to create a daily display.

PPT that supports the development of the ‘igh’ and ‘y’ Vowel Sound. This can be used as part of the ‘say it, read it and write it’ phase of a literacy lesson.

PPT that supports the development of the ‘igh’ Vowel Sound. This can be used as part of the ‘say it, read it and write it’ phase of a literacy lesson.

PPT that supports the development of the ‘ea’ Vowel Sound. This can be used as part of the ‘say it, read it and write it’ phase of a literacy lesson.

PPT that supports the development of the ‘y’ Vowel Sound. This can be used as part of the ‘say it, read it and write it’ phase of a literacy lesson.