An assessment writing sheet for young children where they trace capital and lower case letters. Use also as handwriting practice.

A free poster to save you time at the festive season. There are 2 colour posters on one page, print, cut and fill in the details of where and when the Christmas jumper day will be held.

Time flashcards: Days of the Week, Month, Year, Week, Season, Term.

An early activity for the new school year to familiarise children with their new timetables. A set of picture cards for children to make their own timetables for their new school year / class. Pictures can be coloured in. A blank weekly template is an idea added where children can draw / write their timetable or cut and paste the words/pictures onto. Supports pupils with learning difficulties to structure their day and understand / follow a routine.

6 different colours of 1 design to reward children with extra choosing time for good behaviour, engagement, good work or effort.

Here are 5 ideas for getting yourself organised, or for helping children to create their own planners or notice boards.

Timetable pictures in colour. An early activity for the new school year to familiarise children with their new timetables. A set of picture cards for children to make their own timetables for their new school year / class. A blank weekly template is an idea added where children can draw / write their timetable or cut and paste the words/pictures onto. Supports pupils with learning difficulties to structure their day and understand / follow a routine.

18 colour labels for your stationary draws or cupboards.

A useful resource to organise childrens books. There are 6 different coloured book labels. Add these to drawers or boxes so children know where to put their books and can start to be independent. Just add tiles and a picture as in the 2 examples of the History and Maths books.

12 colour cards to cut out and laminate. These can be matched to the words or used to play Kim’s game. Start by using 2 or 3 cards on a tray or table - let the children look at them carefully. Then take one away and see if they know which one. Repeat / differentiate with up to 12 cards to develop their memory skills.

Children love to collect their friends (and teachers!) autographs at the end of the school year. Here are 14 examples of front covers and 14 examples of insert pages that children could use when making their own autograph books. Something for all the class to make them individual. Pages can be printed onto card or pasted onto thin card. Make 1 or 2 holes using a hole punch and attach a coloured ribbon or string for decoration.

Picture cards of hand washing to sequence or display and discuss.

Differentiated sticker / reward charts with a football theme. A great alternative to a star chart for those interested in football. There is a female goal keeper on chart 1 with room for 5 football stickers and on chart 2 with room for 10 stickers. There is a male goal keeper on chart 3 with room for 5 and then 10 football stickers on chart 4. There are footballs that can be cut out and stuck on with glue.

7 school award certificates and 1 blank template for you to fill in yourself. These awards are for areas that are often overlooked. Certificates: Golden Buzzer award Being You! Number one friend as voted for by your class mates Most improved attendance award Amazing friendship buddy Lunch time monitor award Group organiser award Blank template There is no specific age group for these awards.

Show this lovely animated one slide card on your white board or for children coming into assembly to wish them all a Merry Christmas. Add some Christmas music. Presents will appear on the screen and each picture is animated.

24 colour cards for your class jobs board to encourage children to be responsible in and around school and have ownership and pride in their surroundings. Cut out and laminate the cards and add to your jobs board. Children can choose a job or share jobs and their names or photos can be placed next to the appropriate cards.

9 colour pages of bunting with a Royal theme. There are 2 designs on each page. Cut, laminate and hang for a classroom display in time to celebrate the King’s Coronation. Hang in the hall for your assembly on the Coronation of King Charles 111.

This is a creative and flexible activity that has a multitude of uses. The idea is to make a tree out of puzzle pieces. On a large scale this looks really effective. Display in class or in the Hall for assemblies. There are a set of instructions for a class or group to use to make their own tree or for an individual to make a puzzle tree. There are then, 8 ideas or ways of using the tree. My favourite is the ‘Achievement Tree’ where the tree starts off with no pieces and then as a child achieves a goal or learns a new skill, then they add a piece of puzzle to the tree. The tree is regularly reviewed and celebrated. This idea supports behaviour manaagement. Other activity ideas include a Story tree, a Number tree, and a 4 Seasons tree. All you need is a box of old puzzle pieces, paint, paper and glue.

A simple assessment tool to add to your phonics toolbox. Cut out these cards and laminate and use over again as an assessment tool. There are 2 cards per page. Each card contains capital letters. Children can name the letters and sounds and use their phonics skills to read words. They can blend / sound out any words that they come across. The final 2 words on each cards are animals and this gives a clue to children.

A great way to start the year by rewarding children for their first day at school! There are 7 designs of this certificate for you or the children to choose from.