Bring some competition to class behaviour with this FIFA Class Cup behaviour rewards board. A3 in size, simply print the ‘pitch’ and the ball, laminate them, stick the ball to a small piece of blu-tac and place it on the kick-off spot. Assign everyone in your class to a team using the squad sheet provided. You might even want to use binder rings or a ring-binder mechanism if you teach multiple classes. Punch holes through the top of the team sheet for the sake of ease and simply flip to the one you need. Every time a member of your class contributes something meaningfully or does something worthy of recognition, move the ball one step towards the opposing goal. If someone from the other team then contributes meaningfully, move the ball one step in the other direction. If the ball ends up in the opponent’s goal, use a dry-wipe board pen to record a goal scored in the goals box. Goals could equate to your school’s own behaviour system (such as merits or house points) or your own ‘prize trophy.’ For any instances of poor behaviour or poor levels of engagement, simply move the ball one step in the other direction.

Back to school in an F1 car! Add a little competition to your behaviour management with this F1 Leaderboard. A3 in size, simply print, laminate and use a craft knife or scissors to cut out the six white tracks. Then, stick your laminated F1 cars to the head of some split pins and you have your very own moveable behaviour display. Designed to award ‘tables’ or groups for good behaviour, you merely need to add the names to the F1 Teams before you print and display those alongside the Leaderboard. Then, whenever a table/group warrants a reward, move their car forward. How it works is up to you - award prizes per race sector or for getting over the finishing line first. The F1 Leaderboard comes with pre-sized lap numbers meaning you can adapt the system to suit either lesson numbers, days or weeks of the year. If you need more numbers, simply copy the current selection and add your own. Once they’re printed and laminated, you only need to blu-tac them to the Leaderboard or punch holes through the boxes to create your own flippable lap-counter using treasury tags or small ring-binder.

Welcome to the Feedback Hub! Fully customisable for whichever subject you teach, this is an incredibly speedy way to mark your pupil’s work. Begin by loading in the names of your pupils into the ‘Class List & Data’ tab, type in your criteria and begin marking. What the ‘Feedback Hub’ does is it reads the scores you load into the ‘Class List & Data’ table and, at the touch of a button, presents you with a score breakdown, a WWW and an EBI target, all in a clearly presented printable criteria for you to return with the child’s work. All names and scores are loaded from a drop-down menu in the pupil name selector. NO NEED TO WRITE ANY COMMENTS YOURSELF! By saving one of these for each of your classes, you only need to make a copy for each piece of work and you will have a pre-named, automatically-dated criteria whenever you need it. This will save you hours!

These A3 Autism Awareness posters come in printable PDF format. Covering each of the key needs of people with Autism, they can be displayed simultaneously or rotated so there is a different focus each week. By purchasing this resource, you receive two different versions of the poster pack: Teacher’s Pack - for display in your classroom or around school. Staff Pack - for use by SENCOs or for Staff Room display.

Mornings can sometimes be a little hectic for varying reasons so getting important information to our classes can be a little challenging at times but, with this digital classroom noticeboard, the children can read the day’s important information at their leisure. Simply change ‘Your Teacher’ to your own name, add the day’s notices, choose someone in your class to be crowned ‘Yesterday’s Class Hero’ and you’re good to go - the date updates itself so no annoying admin!

Citizen, welcome to the TimeMaster’s Guild. ‘TimeMaster: 2023 Edition’ is a video-game-style PowerPoint designed to quench that thirst for games during Tutor Time or Golden Time. Classes begin by selecting their character, Hydra or Firefly, before being immersed in space-age animated graphics, fully interactive games and bass-hungry Cyberpunk music… This will seriously light up your classroom! The game includes: A general knowledge quiz A minesweeper challenge An anagram solver challenge A sharpshooter challenge Does your class have what it takes to become a TimeMaster?

This PowerPoint based rewards board is designed to reward positive behaviour, placing additional focus on collective class responsibility. It is fully animated with moving backgrounds, sound effects and nine editable boxes to showcase your clear expectations. It follows my own school’s behaviour rewards system (House Point and Commendation) but you can change it to your own tiered system. You can also change any of the behaviours to suit your own expectations. To use: Present the PowerPoint on your projector or IWB. Use the plus and minus buttons on each behaviour expectation to place the corresponding number in the Rewards Panel at the bottom of the screen. E.g. the ‘Kindness’ plus button will add the ‘1’ and the ‘Kindness’ minus button will remove it. Once boxes 1-4 are filled in, the class are rewarded with a House Point. Once all boxes (1-6) are filled in, the class are rewarded with a Commendation. The red boxes are for poor behaviour and clicking the plus signs on any of the red boxes will freeze boxes 4 and 6 (thus preventing the class from receiving their reward); this MUST be a temporary measure to encourage positive behaviour from those who have not met expectations yet. Use any of the red minus buttons to remove the ‘Frozen’ icons. By encouraging collective responsibility from the class, it places the responsibility for good behaviour on all children. Publicly celebrating good behaviour and using individual children’s behaviour to dictate the outcome has frequently encouraged results. For this to to work fully, it is vital that you demonstrate that you are more interested in rewarding the positive!

This fully animated two-minute PowerPoint lap timer can be used in a variety of settings. Click the Start button and a chime will sound. The first number will then illuminate and the arrow will move for two-minutes onto the next number. In the background, a coloured circle will indicate how much of that particular go is left. At the end of the timer, an automatic video will display a green tick. This has been used in English lessons to time shared reading but it can be used in most if not all subjects.

A simple start and stop spinner to decide which reading method you will use in a particular lesson. Simply click the button to start the spinner and click it to stop the spinner. Complete with a moving background and sound effects.

This twenty-question interactive PowerPoint quiz show template is ready for you to make revision, topic tests or Golden Time fun and competitive. This real-feel-TV-game-show-inspired-quiz contains oodles of animations which means that you only need to write in the questions and answer options in the relevant boxes and you have something fun, interactive and enjoyable for any age group. All of the multiple-choice answers are clickable and will turn orange upon being clicked. To reveal the correct answer, simply click the ‘Reveal Answer’ button at the top of the screen and the correct answer will turn green. Not only that, thanks to the wizardry of embedded macro, you can now control the team scores across all of the question slides. Simple up-and-down arrows make the scores easy to control and you don’t even need to take the cap off your whiteboard pen. Plus, you can also reset the scores to zero at the touch of a button once you reach the end of the game. Please Note: In order to achieve full functionality, you will need to click ‘Enable Content’ when you first load the PowerPoint file.