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Queen Elizabeth Information Text Writing Pack | History & Biography Activities Explore the life and legacy of Queen Elizabeth II with this engaging information report writing pack. Designed for primary students, this resource helps you teach informative writing, build background knowledge, and strengthen research and comprehension skills—all while honouring a key historical figure. With structured activities, vocabulary support, and visual tools, this pack gives you everything you need to support purposeful writing in the classroom. What’s Inside: KWHL Chart – Organise Inquiry-Based Learning Start with a KWHL chart tailored to Queen Elizabeth II. Guide your students to: Share what they Know Ask what they Want to learn Plan how to Find out Reflect on what they Learned This activity builds student voice and sets a strong foundation for research and writing. Vocabulary Display Cards Introduce essential terms with printable vocabulary tags. Students can: Explore key words connected to Queen Elizabeth II and her reign Display and refer to words throughout the unit Add their own new vocabulary using spare blank tags Fact Cards About Queen Elizabeth II Use these fact cards to: Spark classroom discussions Build content knowledge Support paragraph writing by giving students clear, accurate facts You can display them, read them in groups, or use them as sentence starters. Writing Tasks and Activities Develop informative writing skills with a collection of meaningful tasks, including: “Queen Elizabeth II for a Day” writing prompt A rubric to assess information texts Interactive notebook pages A map of Commonwealth countries for context “Queen’s Birthday Celebrations” activity Printable text toppers for student displays These tools guide students from planning to publishing, making writing both fun and informative. Why Teachers Use This Pack: Aligns with English and HASS curriculum outcomes Builds structured, purposeful writing skills Encourages research, discussion, and critical thinking Supports diverse learners with visual and interactive tools 51���� © Paula’s Place This product is licensed for personal use in a single classroom only. To use it across multiple classrooms, please purchase additional licenses. Please do not share or distribute this resource without written permission from the author.

Crazy Hair Day Activities Pack | Fun Writing, Art & Literacy for the Classroom Get ready to bring creativity, colour, and laughter into your classroom with this Crazy Hair Day Pack! Whether you’re planning a themed celebration or just want to add a little fun to your week, this resource gives you everything you need to make Crazy Hair Day memorable and educational. What’s Included: This ready-to-use pack includes a variety of writing, literacy, and creative art tasks that engage students while celebrating in style. Parent Communication A note to parents with event details A reminder slip to send home the day before Literacy and Writing Activities Word Find (colour/colour versions included) Acrostic Poem template for creative expression Word Splash for brainstorming vocabulary Describe Your Hair writing prompt Venn Diagram to compare hairstyles Narrative Starter for imaginative storytelling Creative and Visual Tasks Drawings: Before and after illustrations of crazy hairstyles Crazy Hair Art project for hands-on creativity Motivation and Rewards Brag Tags for students who join in the fun – includes black & white and full-colour versions Why Teachers Love This Resource: Supports oral language, writing, and creativity Encourages participation and builds classroom community Easy to print, prep, and implement Suitable for Crazy Hair Day, classroom theme days, or as a fun treat activity Themes: Crazy Hair Day | Classroom Celebrations | Creative Writing | Student Engagement Crazy Hair Day Activities Pack is ready to print and go! This resource gives you everything you need to make Crazy Hair Day memorable and educational. Before purchasing, make sure to read the description and download the preview. The preview shows you exactly what’s included in the pack. 51���� © Paula’s Place This resource is for personal use in one classroom only. To use in multiple classrooms, please purchase additional licenses. Sharing or redistributing this product without permission is not allowed.

Crazy Sock Day Activities | Writing, Art, Literacy & Fun Get your students excited and engaged with this Crazy Sock Day Activity Pack—a creative and meaningful way to celebrate one of the most colourful days of the year! Whether you’re marking a special fundraising event, building school spirit, or just looking for a fun classroom theme, this resource includes everything you need to make Crazy Sock Day a success. What’s Inside: You’ll find a wide variety of literacy, art, and writing activities designed to encourage creativity and build community, perfect for students of all abilities. Parent Communication Editable parent note and reminder slip (includes fundraising and non-fundraising versions, in colour and black-and-white) Writing & Literacy Activities Word Find (with spelling options: colour) Acrostic Poem template Word Splash: Describe your socks using interesting words and phrases Descriptive Writing Prompt: What makes your socks different? Venn Diagram to compare your socks with a friend’s Narrative Story Starter for imaginative writing Creative Art & Visual Fun Before and After Drawings of your crazy socks Brag Tags to reward students who join in the fun (both colour and B&W versions) Photo Templates for class displays or writing prompts Why Teachers Love It: Easy to prep and print Flexible enough to use for classroom fun, fundraising, or spirit week Builds oral language, descriptive writing, and creativity Encourages full class participation with low-pressure, high-fun activities Perfect for: Crazy Sock Day | Class Celebrations | Fundraisers | Spirit Week | Writing Centres | Art and Literacy Integration Be sure to read the full description and download the preview before purchasing. The preview clearly shows what’s included in the pack. Crazy Sock Day Activities are ready to print and use! 51���� © Paula’s Place You may use this resource for personal use in one classroom only. To use in multiple classrooms, please purchase additional licenses. Do not share or redistribute this product without written permission from the author.

Father’s Day Interactive Card — Perfect for Dads, Grandads, and Uncles Looking for a unique and heartfelt Father’s Day classroom activity? This Father’s Day Interactive Card will bring joy, laughter, and maybe even a few happy tears to dads and special father figures. Designed with multiple layers and thoughtful prompts, this resource helps students build a large, interactive card full of personal memories and creativity. This engaging project includes clear, photo-supported instructions and offers versions for Grandads and Uncles, ensuring every child can celebrate someone special. Father’s Day Interactive Card - What is Included: This pack guides students through creating a beautiful keepsake, step by step. Here’s how to assemble the card: Photocopy all pages of the resource for each student. Select an A3 piece of card and fold it in half to form the card base. Cut out the cover page and glue it to the front of the card. Cut, staple, and glue the Memory Pages to add personal reflections. Trim and attach the sections from page 5 to build the next layer. Assemble the ‘Our Holidays’ booklet and glue it into place for a personal touch. Construct the IOU booklet and attach it inside the card. Complete page 6, cutting and gluing each piece to finish the card layout. Now it’s time to write! Encourage students to add heartfelt messages and drawings. Why Teachers Love It: Easy to follow with photo instructions Supports fine motor skills, creative writing, and personal reflection Includes differentiated options for different family structures Makes a meaningful Father’s Day gift that students feel proud to give Related Father’s Day Classroom Resources: Father’s Day – Ten Math Tasks – Donut Theme Father’s Day – Make a Card Father’s Day Bundle – Best Value! Father’s Day Interactive Card enjoy! 51���� © Paula’s Place This resource is for personal use in one classroom only. To use it across multiple classrooms, please purchase the appropriate number of licenses. Redistribution or sharing without written permission is not allowed.

Father’s Day Donuts and Math Make Father’s Day memorable in your classroom—or at your Dad’s and Donuts event—with this vibrant and engaging Father’s Day Math Pack! Whether you’re hosting an after-school celebration or simply adding some festive fun to your math rotations, this resource offers hands-on, themed math centers that will get students talking, counting, and laughing with their dads (or special guests)! You’ll find 10 engaging math tasks that build number sense, fluency, and problem-solving—perfect for early learners. Each activity features a fun donut or toolbox theme that keeps the Father’s Day spirit alive throughout the session. Father’s Day Donuts and Math - What is  Included: Each task comes in full colour and “Save My Ink” black-and-white versions, giving you flexible printing options. You can even copy two pages onto one to reduce paper or colour use. Make a Picture – Cut and order numerals 1–10 to complete a picture. Ten Frames (Vertical) – Use as flashcards to consolidate numbers to 10. Peg the Donuts – Count the donuts and place a peg on the correct number. How Many Tools in the Toolbox? – Read a number and place that many tools. Which Bag Has More Donuts? – Use <, >, = symbols to compare quantities. Missing Donuts – Identify the number that belongs between two others. Skip Counting Donuts – Fill in missing numbers and sequences. Roll and Cover – Roll dice and add 1, add, or double the result. How Many Donuts Does Dad Eat? – Solve addition and subtraction facts to 20. Time to Eat Donuts – Match clock faces to o’clock and half-past labels. Why Teachers Love This Pack: Easy to prep and use for math rotations, small groups, or Father’s Day events Promotes math talk between students and their dads or guests Builds foundational skills: counting, operations, comparison, time Designed for engagement with minimal prep Includes ink-saving options for flexible printing Related Father’s Day Resources: Father’s Day – Make a Flap Interactive Card for Dad Father’s Day – Make a Card Father’s Day Bundle – Best Value! Before purchasing, please read the full description and download the preview. The preview provides a clear look at all included materials. 51���� © Paula’s Place This product is licensed for personal use in one classroom only. If you plan to use it in multiple classrooms, please purchase additional licenses. Do not share or redistribute this resource without written permission.

Father’s Day Bundle – Celebrate, Create, and Learn! What’s Inside the Father’s Day Bundle: Father’s Day Writing and Craft Pack Let students record special memories and thoughtful reflections with a collection of writing prompts and card templates. This set includes: **“What My Dad Does for Me” ** – Two colour options Printable Father’s Day cards – Use as-is or have students design their own covers Question prompts to help students describe their dads Tie design activity – perfect for decorating the card or classroom display “Me and My Dad” photo and narrative page “I’m glad you’re my Dad because…” list Dad’s and Donuts – Father’s Day Math Centers Add a sprinkle of fun with 10 engaging math tasks, perfect for a Dad’s and Donuts night or Father’s Day-themed rotations. These activities focus on number sense, operations, and time—all with a fun, donut-filled twist! Use in small groups, centers, or as part of a classroom celebration. Included activities: Make a Picture – Order numbers to 10 Ten Frames (vertical) – Build number sense with flashcards Peg the Donuts – Match quantities with pegs Toolbox Counting – Match numbers with objects Which Bag Has More? – Use comparison symbols Missing Donuts – Identify the number in between Skip Counting Donuts – Fill in number sequences Roll and Cover – Add 1, double, or add dice How Many Donuts Does Dad Eat? – Solve equations to 20 Time to Eat Donuts – Match clocks to o’clock and half-past times Father’s Day Interactive Card Craft Guide your students in building a multi-section card that folds out into a beautiful and heartfelt gift. Follow the clear instructions with photo support to assemble this keepsake, which includes versions for Grandad and Uncle, too. Assembly steps include: Photocopying all pages Folding an A3 card base Attaching memory pages, a “Our Holidays” mini-booklet, and an IOU book Adding flaps, tabs, and the “What I love most about my Dad” section Finishing with writing time for students to share their personal messages Why You’ll Love This Bundle: Perfect for Father’s Day celebrations, writing lessons, and math centers Easy to prep and adaptable for different classroom needs Supports student voice, creativity, and social-emotional learning 51���� © Paula’s Place This resource is for personal use in one classroom only. If you need to use it across multiple classrooms, please purchase the appropriate number of licenses. Do not share or redistribute this product without written permission from the author.

2D Shape Posters Boho Rainbow Theme Brighten Your Walls with Our Boho Rainbow 2D Shapes Posters – Stylish, Educational, and Ready to Print! Bring a warm, modern touch to your classroom with our Boho Rainbow 2D Shapes Poster Pack—part of our best-selling Boho Rainbow Classroom Decor series! This thoughtfully designed resource helps you teach and reinforce key geometry vocabulary in a visually engaging way that students will love. Inside the pack, you’ll find posters for 12 well-known 2D shapes, each presented in two different versions and available in both full colour and partial colour. The first version features the shape name, while the second version provides helpful facts about the shape’s sides and vertices (or corners). This makes the set perfect for display, reference, or even interactive learning walls. Shapes included: Circle Heart Hexagon Octagon Oval Pentagon Oblong/Rectangle Rhombus Square Star Trapezoid Triangle Designed to complement any boho-themed classroom, these posters not only support math vocabulary development but also create a calm, cohesive aesthetic in your learning space. Use them during your 2D shapes unit as anchor charts or throughout the year for student reference. Whether you’re setting up your classroom or refreshing your math wall, this 2D shapes pack will save you time while enhancing your teaching toolkit. 2D Shape Posters Boho Rainbow Theme ready to print and display Instant Download – Print and Use Today! Includes Coloir and Partial Colour Options Perfect for Early Years, Primary and Elementary Classrooms PLEASE NOTE © Paula’s Place – This product is for personal use in one classroom only. To share with colleagues or use across multiple classrooms, please purchase additional licenses. Do not share or distribute this resource without the author’s consent.

2D Shapes Hearts and Stars – Calm, Stylish, and Classroom Ready Transform your classroom into a welcoming, calming space with our Boho Hearts and Stars 2D Shape Posters. Featuring muted blues, soft golds, hearts, and stars, this decor pack brings a peaceful vibe while supporting early geometry learning. Designed as part of our Boho Hearts and Stars Classroom Decor Collection, these posters use gentle colours and carefully selected clipart to create an inviting environment where students feel comfortable and ready to learn. This printable set includes two poster versions for each shape: Version 1: Shape name only – perfect for clean, simple displays Version 2: Includes facts about the shape’s sides and vertices/corners – ideal for teaching and reference To suit your style, you can also choose between two different clipart designs, both in the same muted boho palette. Shapes included: Circle Heart Hexagon Octagon Oval Pentagon Oblong Rectangle Rhombus Square Star Trapezoid Triangle These 2D shape posters are perfect for math walls, shape hunts, small group teaching, or anchor charts during your geometry unit. They blend learning and style in one beautiful, easy-to-use resource. Calm Boho Colour Scheme Two Versions for Flexibility Two Clipart Options to Choose From Ideal for Early Years, Foundation, and Primary Classrooms PLEASE NOTE © Paula’s Place Teaching Resources – This resource is for personal use in one classroom only. Please purchase additional licenses for multiple classrooms. Do not share or distribute without the author’s permission.

Roald Dahl Biography Resource Explore facts about Roald Dahl and study his life as an author. Use the research provided to write a biography. This pack contains Three posters (one with some published book titles, print, and go versions) KWHL = record what you know, want to know, how you will find it out and your new learning Fact recording sheet x 2 Fact clipboards for display and discussion Biography wheel Word splash on clipboards, Ask a question template (girl/boy templates) Book Report Flip Book Book Report template Lined pages for biography Write a biography – with side graphics Roald Dahl Biography Resource is ready to print and use Themes – Author Study, Book Study, Roald Dahl COPYRIGHT ©Paula’s Place This product is for personal use in one classroom only. To share or use in multiple classrooms, please purchase additional licenses. This product may not be shared or distributed without consent from the author.

Roald Dahl Bundle – Explore, Compare & Create! Roald Dahl – Author Study Pack This section includes: Three printable posters (includes a titles list and print-and-go versions) KWHL Chart – Activate and track prior knowledge and inquiry Two fact recording sheets Fact clipboards for display and student responses A biography writing wheel Word splash templates “Ask a Question” templates (boy/girl versions) Book Report Flipbook Book Report Template + Lined Pages for writing Full-page biography writing template with visual support Charlie and the Chocolate Factory – Character Traits & Film Comparison Activities Activities include: Task 1: Introduce character traits with a friend comparison and Venn diagram Task 2: Record how a chosen character changes from beginning to end Task 3: Gather evidence of traits with specific quotes and moments Task 4: Create trait posters and presentations with student illustrations or provided photos Task 5: Compare the two films using research, teamwork, and collaborative reflection Recording sheets and templates included for every step Fantastic Mr Fox – Creative Reading & Writing Activities Highlights include: Vocabulary Cards – Use as flashcards, word walls, parts of speech sorters, or writing prompts Visual Chapter Responses – Draw and summarise each chapter Character Word Splashes – For Mr Fox, Mrs Fox, the children, Badger, the Farmers, and more Printable Comprehension Tools: PMI Chart I See / I Think / I Wonder Alphabet Key 3/2/1 Response Text-to-Text, Self, World Compare Fiction vs Real Foxes Book vs Movie Comparison Creative Writing Tasks: Persuasive letters to the farmers Rewrite scenes with quotes Main idea and supporting details Author study tools – What keeps readers engaged? Character interviews and dialogue writing Design a feast advertisement or newspaper article Biographical sketch of Mr Fox Innovation writing and alternative endings Tunnel diagramming, fact listing, resolution tracking, and sequel writing PLEASE NOTE © Paula’s Place – This product is for personal use in one classroom only. To share across multiple classrooms or with colleagues, please purchase additional licenses. Do not share or distribute this resource without written consent from the author.

Convict Australian History Interactive Notebook | Year 5 HASS Curriculum Aligned Resource Step into the gritty world of Australia’s early white history with this comprehensive Convict Australian History Interactive Notebook. Aligned to the Year 5 Australian Curriculum (ACHHK094), this hands-on resource explores the nature of convict and colonial presence, the factors shaping settlement patterns, and how people and environments adapted during this pivotal time. Designed for deep engagement, this pack encourages students to connect with the challenges convicts faced in the harsh new colony. Build knowledge, strengthen empathy, and inspire curiosity through meaningful, interactive learning tasks. Convict Australian History Interactive Notebook- What’s Inside: Teacher Instructions & Photos – Step-by-step guide to assembling the notebook with visuals for easy setup Alphabet Key (2 sizes) – Support students in building essential vocabulary Word Wall Template – Encourage brainstorming and rich language development Journal of a Convict Template – Guide students to create a personal narrative from a convict’s perspective Convict Records Task – Analyse historical documents and understand their significance Timeline Activity (with answers) – Build chronological understanding with scaffolded support Historical Maps – Trace Captain Cook’s voyages and the First Fleet’s journey Acrostic Poem – Use emotive language to deepen empathy for convict experiences Interactive Tasks on Gaol Cells, Food, and Clothing – Real-world context meets creative construction Notebook Sections: Penal Colonies, Federation, Life After Gaol – Scaffold content-rich learning Venn Diagram: Convicts vs Free Settlers – Compare lives and societal roles Comparison Task – Explore differences in climate, resources, and landscapes Assessment Tracking Sheet – Keep track of student progress with ease Curriculum Focus (ACHHK094): Understand the factors influencing colonial development Investigate daily life in convict settlements Explore environmental changes resulting from European arrival Convict Australian History is ready to print and use. 51���� © Paula’s Place This resource is for single classroom use only. For use across multiple classrooms or by multiple educators, please purchase additional licenses. Do not share, reproduce, or redistribute this product without express permission.

Positional Words Penguin Theme | Spatial Language & Location Activities Boost your students’ spatial awareness with this engaging Penguin-Themed Positional Words Pack! Designed to support early learners in understanding and applying location and position words, this resource features a diverse range of activities and games suitable for small-group work, independent tasks, or one-on-one assessments. What’s Included: Penguin Positional Placemat Encourage students to identify and match positional words with cute penguin images. Print the placemat and pair students to complete the activity together or use it as a one-on-one teacher-led assessment. Printable Positional Posters Enhance your classroom visuals with two size options—perfect for display or small-group matching games. Available in full color, black-and-white, or print black-and-white on colored card for a third fun option. Use the smaller versions for reinforcing opposite positions. Penguin Puzzle Activity Reinforce vocabulary with this interactive jigsaw puzzle! Students match each positional word to the correct image—great for revision and hands-on learning. Penguin Bingo Game Build listening and recognition skills with this fun, fast-paced bingo game. Includes 10 different boards. Use counters to cover penguin icons as the caller reads each position aloud. Student Activity Booklet Cater to different learning levels with two differentiated booklets: Version 1: Read the sentence and color the matching penguin. Version 2: Fill in the missing positional word, then color the picture. “I Have – Who Has?” Game Spark excitement with a whole-class game that promotes listening and speaking. It doesn’t matter where you start—just make sure every card is in play! Print and Go Practice Sheets No prep required! These engaging worksheets give students a variety of ways to apply their learning: Write the correct word Glue the correct word into the blank Draw a picture to match the word Match opposite positional pairs (e.g., behind/in front) Sort positional pairs like under/over, near/far, and behind/in front Positional Words Covered: above, across, against, among, around, behind, beside, below, between, far, first, in, into, last, near, off, on, out, over, toward, under, up This comprehensive positional word pack builds strong foundations in spatial vocabulary, early geometry, and oral language. Whether you’re teaching a whole class, running small groups, or assessing individuals, this pack makes it easy to deliver engaging, meaningful learning with a playful penguin twist. Terms of Use © Paula’s Place Teaching Resources – All Rights Reserved This resource is for personal, single-classroom use only. For multi-classroom or schoolwide use, please purchase additional licenses. Sharing or uploading without permission is strictly prohibited.

Gold Rush Inquiry Unit – Explore the Legacy of the Gold Rush in Australia Bring Australia’s rich gold rush history to life in your classroom with this comprehensive Australian Gold Rush Inquiry Unit. Designed to align with the Australian Curriculum, this engaging resource provides everything you need to guide students through a detailed inquiry into the discovery of gold, its impact on settlement and democracy, and iconic events such as the Eureka Stockade. Perfect for upper primary classrooms, this pack supports historical thinking and critical inquiry while integrating literacy, numeracy, and the arts. Students will investigate key events like Blood on the Southern Cross and uncover stories of resilience, innovation, and change that shaped Australia’s identity. What’s Inside: Full Australian Curriculum references with appropriate Australian spelling Clear Inquiry Unit Outline to support your planning Key Understandings and Essential Inquiry Questions KWHL Chart, Word Wall, themed spelling words, and an Alphabet Key “Google It” prompts to boost digital literacy Activities exploring gold discovery locations, mining methods, and multiple intelligences Lessons on gold towns, mining tools, and the economics of the goldfields Life on the Goldfields tasks, including Venn diagrams and flow charts Focus on the Eureka Stockade: students draw, label, and interpret historical events Research tasks for famous figures in gold rush history, with templates for summaries and notes Printable items for display to create a visually rich learning environment Ten engaging writing tasks, each connected to oral language skills Cross-curricular extension ideas in Maths, ICT, and Visual Arts Homework options to strengthen home-school links Why You’ll Love This Resource: This unit promotes active inquiry, encourages historical empathy, and provides differentiated learning opportunities. With well-structured content and cross-curricular links, it supports a seamless teaching experience while empowering students to take ownership of their learning. 51���� © Paula’s Place This resource is for single classroom use only. Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to share across multiple classrooms. Redistribution without consent is prohibited. Let your students strike gold with this powerful unit of work!

Descriptive Writing Pack – Posters, Prompts, Planners & Rubrics to Build Strong Writing Skills Give your students the tools they need to craft vivid, detailed writing with this Descriptive Writing Resource Pack. Designed to support and stretch writers of all levels, this comprehensive set first introduces the structure of descriptive texts, then guides students in exploring key language features through engaging and scaffolded activities. With engaging prompts, helpful posters, clear planners, and differentiated rubrics, your students will build the confidence and skills to write with creativity and precision. What’s Included in This Writing Pack: Teacher Instruction Page Start with a clear guide on how to use every component of the resource effectively in your classroom. Descriptive Writing Posters “What Can We Write About?” “What Does a Description Need?” (two versions for differentiation) Examples of well-structured descriptive writing Figurative Language Posters (in three sizes) Explore and teach the power of figurative language with posters for: Alliteration Hyperbole Metaphor Onomatopoeia Personification Simile Descriptive Writing Planners Five flexible templates to scaffold student ideas and organise thoughts. Descriptive Writing Rubrics Three styles to support assessment and self-reflection: Mini rubric based on structure Full-page grid Five-level rubric based on structure and language features Writing Prompts Inspire creativity with prompts like: Hot Chocolate Personality Traits Favorite/Favourite Toy, Place, or Animal (Both versions for the US and non-US spelling options are included.) Topic Starter Cards Use these prompt cards to spark writing ideas and get students started with confidence. Lined Pages and Writing Templates Make publishing easy with printable pages ready for student writing. Why Teachers Love This Pack: Teachers value the clear structure and practical tools in this resource. They use anchor charts, planners, and differentiated rubrics to simplify the process of teaching descriptive writing. At the same time, they help students build confidence, find their voice, and write with creativity. Download the preview before purchasing to view everything included and plan how to use it in your classroom. 51���� © Paula’s Place Teaching Resources Use this resource in one classroom only. If you teach across multiple classrooms, please purchase additional licenses. Do not share or redistribute this product without written permission. Start building strong descriptive writers today—download the complete pack and bring writing to life in your classroom!

Procedural Text Writing Pack – Posters, Planners, Rubrics & Templates Ready to teach your students how to write clear, structured procedural texts? This Procedure Text Writing Pack includes everything you need to introduce, model, scaffold, and assess procedural writing in your classroom. Whether you’re just starting or looking to refine your current unit, this resource makes teaching procedures simple, effective, and engaging. What’s Inside: Posters for Visual Support Help your students stay on track with high-impact visual reminders! These procedural text posters break down the structure and key elements of a great procedure. With multiple poster versions included, you can differentiate support based on student needs and display them around the classroom for easy reference. Step-by-Step Planners Guide your students as they brainstorm materials and map out instructions. These procedural text planners encourage logical thinking and clear sequencing, helping young writers organise their ideas before drafting. Differentiated Rubrics Assess with ease using three rubric styles tailored to different writing levels. These tools help students understand success criteria while allowing you to provide targeted feedback. Rubrics gently guide students toward including all essential components of a procedural text. Planner + Rubric Pages Track student progress and support planning with combined planner/rubric pages. Choose from lined and unlined formats to suit writing preferences and abilities. Lined Writing Templates Finish strong with ready-to-use lined pages where students can publish their final procedural texts. These templates offer flexibility and encourage neat, polished writing. This pack supports explicit instruction, structured planning, and independent writing. Perfect for writing workshops, literacy rotations, or whole-class instruction. 51���� © Paula’s Place For personal use in a single classroom. To share or use in additional classrooms, please purchase extra licenses. Do not reproduce or distribute without permission from the author. Keywords: procedural text writing, how to write a procedure, procedural writing rubric, procedural text posters, writing templates, procedural text for primary students, Australian curriculum writing unit, writing planners for procedures, literacy resources for teachers

Biography Writing Resource Pack – Posters, Planners, Rubrics & Prompts Need support teaching how to write a biography? This all-in-one Biography Writing Resource Pack gives you everything required to explicitly teach, guide, and assess biography writing with confidence. Ideal for upper primary students, this comprehensive resource combines structure with creativity, making it perfect for classroom use, writing workshops, or individual projects. What’s Included: Step-by-step instructions that explain how to use the biography planners, rubrics, and writing pages effectively Biography Text Posters that define and display essential features of the text type Brainstorming poster: “Who can we write about?” – ideal for idea generation “What does a Biography Text need?” poster – clearly outlines structure and features Differentiated example posters in three versions to suit varied learning levels 10 Biography Writing Planners are designed to scaffold student writing Three Biography Rubric Options: One-page rubric with three achievement levels Detailed rubric based on structure and language features Mini rubric focusing on structure – great for formative assessment Lined Writing Templates ready to print and use Over 160 visual biography prompts presented as bookmark-style cards featuring famous individuals With clear teaching tools, engaging prompts, and differentiated supports, this resource helps students understand, plan, and craft powerful biography texts. Perfect for English units, writing rotations, or literacy centres. 51���� © Paula’s Place This resource is for personal use in one classroom. Please purchase additional licenses for use in multiple classrooms. Do not share or distribute without permission from the author. Keywords for SEO: biography writing resource, how to write a biography, biography posters and rubrics, writing prompts for biographies, planning a biography, literacy resources for teachers, Australian curriculum writing units, upper primary writing lessons

Contractions Puzzles and Printables Make learning contractions fun, hands-on, and effective with this all-in-one contractions resource bundle! Contractions “I Have, Who Has” Game Bring excitement into your grammar block with this fast-paced, interactive contraction game. Your students will love reading aloud and listening closely as they search for their matching contraction pair. Use it as a whole-class activity or a partner game to build fluency and confidence. What’s included: 3 complete sets with different contraction groups Easy-to-follow instructions (you can start with any card!) 3 printing options: Black & white (copy onto colored card to save ink) Part color Full color Contractions Printables & Flashcards Support your students as they work through the more challenging parts of contractions with engaging, purposeful printables. These activities allow students to practice contractions in context and explore how contractions are formed. This section includes: Flashcards to build recognition and assist with printable tasks, activities such as: Writing sentences Completing missing word tasks Combining words to form contractions Exploring contraction components Cut-and-glue activities (5 sets) Roll and cover games (8 sets) Ladybug-themed tasks (4 sets) Contraction Bonds (apple, cat, egg, flower, heart, and pumpkin themes) Flashcards can be printed in black and white or on colored cardstock for added visual appeal. Contractions Puzzle Set One Get your students thinking critically with this engaging contraction puzzle set. Matching two words to form a contraction encourages careful reading and reinforces word structure knowledge. Included in this set: Puzzle-style cards with visual support Ideal for centres, pair work, or early finishers 3 print options: Black and white (great for colored card) Part color Full color Contractions Puzzle Set Two Take contraction learning a step further with this second puzzle set. This pack features: New contraction combinations to explore Real-life photos of the cards in use for reference Three print options: Ink-saving version Part color Full color Why Teachers Love This Bundle: This contractions bundle saves planning time and keeps your grammar lessons fresh, interactive, and differentiated. With games, printables, puzzles, and visual tools, students stay engaged. PLEASE NOTE: This resource is for personal use in one classroom only. If you’d like to share it with colleagues or across multiple classrooms, please purchase additional licenses. COPYRIGHT © Paula’s Place Teaching Resources Sharing, posting, or redistributing this resource without permission is prohibited.

Fraction Lapbook Activity Pack | Hands-On Fraction Learning for Grades 2–5 Make fractions meaningful and fun with this interactive Fraction Lapbook Pack, perfect for hands-on learning in Grades 2–5. Students will explore and build a deep understanding of halves, thirds, quarters (fourths), fifths, sixths, and wholes as they create a vibrant lapbook to share with peers and families. This engaging project supports differentiated learning goals, promotes student ownership, and makes learning visible—ideal for student-led conferences or portfolio displays. What’s Inside: Easy Assembly Instructions with Visuals Put the lapbook together with confidence using the step-by-step guide and full-colour photos. You’ll also find a layout template that shows exactly where to place each component. Choose between colour and black/white versions to suit your printing needs. Levelled Learning Goals Set clear targets with Level One, Two, and Three learning goals that support students at different levels of understanding. These goals help guide your instruction and let students track their progress. Sorting Pockets & Fraction Cards Students can sort and classify fraction cards using interactive pocket templates. The pack includes cards in both colour and black/white, making it easy to differentiate or prep for multiple learners. Fraction Fact Booklet Help your students build confidence with key vocabulary and concepts. This mini booklet covers whole, half, third, quarter/fourth, fifth, and sixth, reinforcing understanding through definitions and examples. Fraction Example Booklet Encourage students to show what they know with this creative recording space. Each child creates their own example for each fraction type, turning their lapbook into a personal reference tool. Flexible Language Options This pack includes alternate pages for “quarters” vs. “fourths” and “recognise” vs. “recognize”, so you can tailor it to your classroom’s preferred terminology or region. Students Will Explore: Halves & halves of wholes Thirds, quarters/fourths, fifths, sixths Visual fraction models and vocabulary Sorting, classifying and creating examples Personal goal setting and reflection Why Teachers Love It: Encourages active, student-centred learning Makes abstract fraction concepts visual and tactile Perfect for individual work, small groups, or math stations An ideal display piece for conferences, assessments, or portfolios Tip: Use this lapbook project at the end of your fractions unit as a culminating task or revisit it throughout the year to review and reinforce key ideas. Fraction Lapbook Activity Pack 51���� © Paula’s Place Teaching Resources This resource is for personal classroom use only. To share with colleagues or across multiple classrooms, please purchase additional licenses. Do not share, redistribute, or modify this product without the author’s consent.

Rain and Water Cycle Pack | Grades 2–5 | Inquiry, Literacy & Science Integration What’s Included: KWHL Chart – Water and Rain Kick off your unit with a KWHL chart to track students’ thinking from start to finish. Available in color, black and white, and single-page versions, this tool helps assess prior knowledge and sets the stage for building strong informational writing. Water Vocabulary Display Build content knowledge with vocabulary tags in color and black/white. Use these to spark discussion, support writing, and reinforce scientific language. Includes spare tags to customise with student-suggested words. Water Fact Cards Use these versatile cards to prompt discussions, introduce concepts, and model paragraph building during writing tasks. Perfect for your word wall or science display. Cloud and Precipitation Photos Inspire observation and writing with real-life cloud and water images. Use them to introduce cloud types and precipitation, or to support interactive notebook activities. Includes INB pages for students to record key learning. Bodies of Water Project Encourage collaboration and inquiry with this group research task. Students explore different bodies of water using photographic posters and interactive notebook pages. Each group presents their findings to the class, building speaking and listening skills. Reading About Water Support comprehension and note-taking with a custom informational text about water. Students will learn how to paraphrase, summarise main ideas, and interpret labelled diagrams. They’ll then apply their understanding by creating their own water cycle diagram. Writing About Water Guide your students through informational text writing using planner templates, rubrics and interactive notebook maps. Use the included photos and vocabulary as visual supports for writing on topics like water, clouds, weather, or rain. Life Without Water Inquiry Encourage deep thinking and reflection with engaging prompts such as: Who and what needs water? Saltwater vs Freshwater Water is – Can – Has Liquid, gas, solid – States of matter How can we save water? Why Teachers Love This Pack: Supports science and literacy integration Provides visuals, prompts, and scaffolds for all learning styles Encourages collaboration, inquiry, and writing Offers differentiated entry points across the grade levels Use this pack to: Build science vocabulary Introduce the water cycle Support the writing of information reports Strengthen research, reading and comprehension skills Promote inquiry and teamwork 51���� © Paula’s Place Teaching Resources This resource is licensed for single-classroom use only. Please purchase additional licenses for colleagues or multiple classrooms. Redistribution or commercial sharing is not permitted without the author’s permission.

Punctuation Posters – Classroom Display & Student Reference Tools (4 Sizes + 3 Print Options) Tired of repeating punctuation reminders during writing conferences? Save time and support your students’ writing independence with these Punctuation Posters! This versatile resource helps your learners understand, remember, and apply punctuation rules during writing tasks. Designed for both display and personal use, these posters make punctuation accessible and easy to reference, no matter where students are working. What’s Included: Large Posters – Perfect for classroom wall displays and anchor charts Mini Posters – Ideal for individual use, small group work, or desk reference Ring-Friendly Format – Place the smaller versions on a ring for portable writing support Punctuation Covered: Full Stop / Period Capital Letter Comma Question Mark Exclamation Mark Hyphen Semi-Colon Colon Quotation Marks Customise to Suit Your Classroom: Choose from four sizes and three printing options to match your classroom style and printing needs: Full Colour – Bright and bold for your literacy wall Muted Tones – Calm and easy on the eyes Ink-Saving Version – Perfect for black-and-white printing or budget-conscious classrooms How to Use: Display full-sized posters as part of your writing or grammar wall Distribute small versions for student writing folders or workbooks Use rings to bind mini posters for individual student toolkits This pack provides constant visual reminders that reinforce punctuation use across writing activities. It’s perfect for whole-class lessons, writing groups, or independent writers who need that extra prompt during drafting and editing. 51���� © Paula’s Place This resource is for personal use in one classroom only. Please purchase additional licenses for multiple classrooms. Redistribution or sharing without permission is prohibited. Keywords: punctuation posters for classroom, writing anchor charts, student punctuation reference, literacy wall display, punctuation rules for students, grammar posters printable, classroom writing resources, punctuation teaching tools, editing and revising support, punctuation visuals for primary students