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This comprehensive pastel-themed visual timetable has been thoughtfully designed to support routine, structure, and independence in early years and primary classrooms. Created with flexibility in mind, the set includes a wide range of subject-specific, daily, and occasional activity cards to accommodate varying school schedules and terminology. The resource contains multiple label options for common subjects and routines (e.g. “Phonics”, “Literacy”, “English”), allowing educators to tailor the timetable to their setting’s preferred vocabulary. All cards are visually engaging and age-appropriate for EYFS and KS1 learners. Key content includes: Days of the week Title: Visual timetable (In different colours) Core subjects: Phonics, Literacy, English, Maths, Science, Guided Reading, Handwriting, Spelling, Topic, Computing/ICT Foundation subjects: Art, DT, Music, Drama, Dance, History, Geography, RE, PSHE, MFL (including French, Spanish, and German) Physical education: Indoor PE, Outdoor PE, Swimming Daily routines: Welcome, Circle Time, Check-In, Snack Time, Break Time, Play Time, Lunch Time, Carpet Time, Tidy Up Time, Home Time Wellbeing and enrichment: Star of the Week, Show and Tell, Story Time, Golden Time, Brain Breaks, Celebration Occasional events: Assembly, Fire Drill, School Trip, Visitor, Assessment, Special Activity, Surprise Outdoor learning: Forest School Customisable: Multiple blank cards of each colour are included for additional activities or school-specific needs The pastel colour palette provides a calming visual aesthetic that complements most classroom environments, while maintaining clarity and accessibility. This resource supports inclusive practice by offering visual structure for all pupils, particularly those with SEND, EAL, or additional needs. Files are suitable for printing, laminating, and display use in a range of settings.

Simplify your morning routine with this Daily Date Flip Chart, designed for everyday classroom use across EYFS, KS1 and KS2. This resource allows you to easily display the date without writing it out each day – simply flip the cards to update! Key Features: Includes two versatile date formats: Monday the 5th of June 2025 (full written format) 23.12.25 (compact numeric format with dots and slashes included) Covers 12 full academic years – all year dates included up to 2036 Use with string, magnets or blu-tac for easy display Ideal for daily routines, calendar work, or date recognition practice Encourages familiarity with multiple formats, supporting real-life literacy and numeracy links Perfect for saving time, promoting consistency, and helping pupils learn the structure of dates in a hands-on, interactive way. A practical and long-lasting addition to any classroom.

Planting and growing activity inspired by the book ‘Luna Loves Gardening’ by Joseph Coelho What’s Included? Printable Seed Packet Template Includes a blank space to write the name of the plant being grown Easy to print, fold, and tape – perfect for fine motor practice and display Plant Observation Worksheet Children draw their plant and write what they think will change Encourages prediction, curiosity, and reflection Plant-Themed Word Bank With simple, accessible vocabulary to support early writing Useful for EAL and SEND learners Curriculum Links EYFS Understanding the World – observing growth and change over time KS1 Science – identifying plant parts and exploring life processes Literacy – writing for purpose, expanding vocabulary Art and Design – drawing and labelling PSHE – caring for living things, patience, responsibility Ideal For EYFS and Year 1 classrooms Outdoor learning and science weeks Home learning packs World Book Day activities linked to Luna Loves Gardening Read aloud: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69XnHTlMDdc

Key features include: Language Development – Traces the roots of the English language back to Old English and Germanic dialects. Legal Systems – Showcases the early foundations of English law laid by Anglo-Saxon governance. Literature – Celebrates iconic works like Beowulf, a cornerstone of English literary heritage. Christianity – Explores how the Anglo-Saxon conversion to Christianity reshaped the religious and cultural fabric of England. Kingdoms and Unification – Maps out the powerful Anglo-Saxon kingdoms such as Wessex and Mercia, and explains the role of Viking invasions in the unification of England. Art and Architecture – Features examples of intricate Anglo-Saxon craftsmanship and enduring religious architecture.

Following small popularity of my neutral visual timetable, I created a colourful version to suit more needs. The resource contains multiple label options for common subjects and routines (e.g. “Phonics”, “Literacy”, “English”), allowing educators to tailor the timetable to their setting’s preferred vocabulary. All cards are visually engaging and age-appropriate for EYFS and KS1 learners. Key content includes: Days of the week Title: Visual timetable (In different colours) Core subjects: Phonics, Literacy, English, Maths, Science, Guided Reading, Handwriting, Spelling, Topic, Computing/ICT Foundation subjects: Art, DT, Music, Drama, Dance, History, Geography, RE, PSHE, MFL (including French, Spanish, and German) Physical education: Indoor PE, Outdoor PE, Swimming Daily routines: Welcome, Circle Time, Check-In, Snack Time, Break Time, Play Time, Lunch Time, Carpet Time, Tidy Up Time, Home Time Wellbeing and enrichment: Star of the Week, Show and Tell, Story Time, Golden Time, Brain Breaks, Celebration Occasional events: Assembly, Fire Drill, School Trip, Visitor, Assessment, Special Activity, Surprise Outdoor learning: Forest School

This comprehensive pastel-themed visual timetable has been thoughtfully designed to support routine, structure, and independence in early years and primary classrooms. Created with flexibility in mind, the set includes a wide range of subject-specific, daily, and occasional activity cards to accommodate varying school schedules and terminology. ​ The resource contains multiple label options for common subjects and routines (e.g. “Phonics”, “Literacy”, “English”), allowing educators to tailor the timetable to their setting’s preferred vocabulary. All cards are visually engaging and age-appropriate for EYFS and KS1 learners. ​ Key content includes: ​ Days of the week ​ Title: Visual timetable (In different colours) ​ Core subjects: Phonics, Literacy, English, Maths, Science, Guided Reading, Handwriting, Spelling, Topic, Computing/ICT ​ Foundation subjects: Art, DT, Music, Drama, Dance, History, Geography, RE, PSHE, MFL (including French, Spanish, and German) ​ Physical education: Indoor PE, Outdoor PE, Swimming ​ Daily routines: Welcome, Circle Time, Check-In, Snack Time, Break Time, Play Time, Lunch Time, Carpet Time, Tidy Up Time, Home Time ​ Wellbeing and enrichment: Star of the Week, Show and Tell, Story Time, Golden Time, Brain Breaks, Celebration ​ Occasional events: Assembly, Fire Drill, School Trip, Visitor, Assessment, Special Activity, Surprise ​ Outdoor learning: Forest School ​ Customisable: Multiple blank cards of each colour are included for additional activities or school-specific needs ​ The pastel colour palette provides a calming visual aesthetic that complements most classroom environments, while maintaining clarity and accessibility. This resource supports inclusive practice by offering visual structure for all pupils, particularly those with SEND, EAL, or additional needs. ​ Files are suitable for printing, laminating, and display use in a range of settings.

Get your classroom organised and accessible with this comprehensive set of 90 editable tray and resource labels, designed to suit any EYFS, KS1 or lower KS2 setting, and ideal for SEND provision. ​ **This recource contains multiple different colours, so you can pick or mix and match based on your needs. ** 90 editable labels (A7 size, 3 or 4 per A4 page) ​ Clear, easy-to-read font with matching icons for visual support ​ Grouped by category for ease of use ​ Editable PowerPoint and PDF formats ​ Print in colour or black and white ​ Label Categories: ​ Subject Areas Manipulatives & Learning Tools Creative & Fine Motor Inclusive/SEND General Organisation ​ Ideal for setting up new classrooms ​ Supports independent learning and visual recognition ​ Suits a range of ages and abilities ​ Reusable year after year ​ Please leave any edit suggestions in the reviews, I’ll be happy to make any changes ​

This resource could be used by head teachers to thank their staff, teachers to thank their TA’s, from children to teachers and many more.

12 MONTH SCHOOL CALENDAR INCLUDES: September - August National and World holidays Cultural celebrations Room to write own plans and days Small, opaque images that can be written over

MISTAKES ARE PROOF YOU’RE TRYING POSTER Includes the poster as a whole along with the individual components so you can use the poster as you wish. Can be printed in any size - quality won’t be affected.

CALMING DOWN POSTER perfect for any sensory room gives different techniques for calming down e.g. name 5 things, square breathing, “I can…” sentences

Document includes: ‘superstar spotlight’ title ‘watch this space’ sheets (attach work on top ‘star author’ name labels ideal to use a real clip board but clipboard picture included

What’s Inside: Drawing and reflection activities: Draw your family, I like to…, My favourite thing to do at school, I am very good at, Something I find tricky is… Emotional check-ins: Draw how you feel about moving to a new class, Colour the face that shows how you feel, Tick if you agree with the statement Goal setting and self-awareness: Something I want to improve, An animal that represents me, At playtime I like to…, Something that makes me feel calm Question and answer space: Is there anything that’s making you feel a bit nervous?, Do you have any questions for your new teacher?, with space for teacher responses Fun ‘All About Me’ phone activity Just for Fun’ Section: A calming word search and colouring page to finish on a positive note Key Features: Designed with SEND accessibility in mind Promotes emotional literacy, confidence, and connection Fully unbranded and non-specific – perfect for use in any school setting Suitable for transition weeks, meet-the-teacher days, or one-to-one sessions

Resource Features: Simple explanation of Ramadan – What it is, when it takes place, and why it matters to Muslims around the world Key vocabulary introduced and explained (e.g. fasting, suhur, iftar, sunset, mosque) Child-friendly imagery and language throughout Open-ended discussion questions to encourage oracy, empathy, and reflective thinking Covers themes such as: Why Muslims fast What fasting looks like for adults and older children How it might feel not to eat or drink during the day The importance of self-control, gratitude, and community Opportunities to link learning to children’s own experiences of celebrations and special times Perfect for: Whole-class carpet sessions PSHE or RE lessons Promoting inclusive classroom discussions Preparing for Ramadan assemblies or themed activities*

Resource Features: Editable certificate space for teachers to write their name in the star and personalise the message Designed with a cheerful, child-friendly aesthetic Suitable for all primary year groups Print-friendly layout – ideal for black-and-white or colour printing Perfect for: Student teachers finishing their placements and wanting to leave a positive token for the class End-of-term class awards or daily/weekly recognition Building positive classroom relationships through affirmation and encouragement

Document includes: Everything shown on the example poster: OUR BIRTHDAYS lettering stars for children’s names month balloons

This visually engaging worksheet helps pupils explore and organise their understanding of Ancient Mayan religious beliefs. With a clear central theme and space for key ideas, it encourages independent research and structured thinking. Ideal for use in history lessons or as a recap activity, this resource supports knowledge retention and cross-curricular links with RE and literacy. Suitable for Key Stage 2.

Explore a famous myth and practise storytelling skills This worksheet helps children retell the story of the Hero Twins from Ancient Maya mythology. It includes a short, easy-to-read version of the story, followed by a task where pupils retell the key events in their own words. Perfect for linking history and English, this resource supports: Reading and understanding a historical myth Writing and sequencing a story Learning about the Maya civilisation and its beliefs Creative thinking and independent work Ideal for KS2 classrooms, the worksheet is clear, engaging, and easy to adapt for different abilities.

LO: I can explain the main events of the gunpowder plot. The worksheet includes six boxes for the children to write or draw the main events of the gunpowder plot. Perfect for Assessment for Learning

Jane Goodall Reading Comprehension Lesson – The Watcher This comprehensive lesson introduces pupils to the life and work of Jane Goodall, renowned primatologist and conservationist. It includes a brief overview of who Jane Goodall is, a guided practice question, accompanying worksheets to support understanding, and an exit task to assess learning. A link to the full book The Watcher is provided for extended reading, making this lesson ideal for developing reading comprehension skills while inspiring interest in real-world scientific achievements. Uses Rex Retriever from VIPERS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kV3VI4F7e_Q