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A great way to discuss the different emotional vocabulary needed on a day to day basis, by linking it through the commonly used emojis found all around us. Asking the children to discuss the emojis and to justify this based off the facial expressions of the emojis is a good lesson in understanding that difficulty of reading an emotion on the surface. For more examples, check my Instagram - @TeachingInTechnicolour Thank you for using my resource :) Nicholas

Another variation of the resource I’ve uploaded called ‘My Community’ A simple task that can be used to find out about your pupils and their lives.

Large RESPECT lettering to be decorated by the children. Followed by a Respect Acrostic Poem template. After this there are word starters to help with the creation of the poems. Make sure you play a wee bit of Aretha Franklin when they are working away! Find out what it means to them!

Brick wall style background that the children can use to display their spelling words in graffiti style. I usually write first in pencil, check and go over with black, then surround with highlighter and colours. Examples can be found on Instagram @TeachingInTechnicolour.

Linking in with the current trend of drinking prime, I have created a resource to hopefully make learning prime numbers more fun. More details and examples can be found on my Instagram page, Teaching In Technicolour. I can also be found on Twitter @InTechnicolour Thanks Nico

A simple resource to use to get to know your class and their community inside and outside of school.

A writing resource complete with Learning Intention and Success Criteria page A model of the poem structure An onomatopoeia word mat Onomatopoeia display lettering Outline of firework rocket

Here is a kindness advent calendar that you can use from the 1st to the 25th of December. Each day has a kind act that requires no cost. They are all about how we can use our words, thoughts and actions to brighten the days of others in this month.

A simple booklet template for planning a Burns Night Supper. You could use this Booklet as a maths resources and have the children collage a meal from Aldi or Lidl magazines and total the prices. It could be used on iPads and have the children digitally create a menu by inserting images and typing over the PDF. It could also be used as a writing resource as children use descriptive language to write a Burns Night Supper Menu. Examples can be found on my instagram account @TeachingInTechnicolour. As always I love to see examples of your learners using the resources and hearing feedback. You can similarly tag me on twitter @InTechnicolour

Using two songs from The Muppet Christmas Carol, you can analyse the change in Scrooge from before and after his visits from the ghosts. Firstly watching and exploring the song ‘Scrooge’ you can ask the children to highlight and analyse lyrics that stand out to them. Secondly you will then use the song ‘Thankful Heart’ and do the same. This can be displayed in a jotter or on a poster with a visualisation of Scrooge looking grim and miserable on one side and enlightened on the other. For an example of the jotter layout, check instagram for a reel showing more. As ever, I would love to see how your learners have used this resource so if possible, please tag me on instagram @TeachingInTechnicolour or twitter @InTechnicolour.

This is a diary entry in the style of The Grinch. A writing lesson in first person narrative that also embeds skills of summarising. It is a great way to focus on the true meaning of Christmas and the importance of love, kindness, connection and community. Examples of writing can be found on instagram at @TeachingInTechnicolour If you’d like to share examples of your work, you can email me with the address - teachingintechnicolour@gmail.com or on Twitter @InTechnicolour Thanks, Nicholas

This resource can be used in many ways around the time of Valentines Day. Examples can be found on Instagram with the handle @TeachingInTechnicolour

Use this resource to highlight and find the patterns within the times tables. Examples of its use can be found on Instagram @TeachingInTecnicolour.

A nice way to share targets for each term. Grayscaled for children to decorate over. Examples can be found on Instagram @TeachingInTechnicolour

A simple tree to use for measuring length or angles.

Labels that have been measured so that they can cover your old trays perfectly!

Lyric Analysis sheet for the song ‘How Far I’ll Go’ by Auli’i Cravalho from the Disney film Moana. The first sheet is about highlighting and analysing the lyrics with space to make notes. This can be used to think about the year ahead, goal setting or the concept and emotions of curiosity and exploration. The second sheet is then to set targets, expectations, goals or hopes for the year ahead. The image in the first resource does not belong to me and credit must be given to Disney but was found through a Google search of free images. The image in the second resource was sourced through VectorStock Images.

Perfect to use during weeks such as Anti-Bullying Week. However could be used during any topical month such as Black History Month, LGBT History Month. It could be used and linked with exploration of UNCRC. It is a versatile resource that helps explore the concepts of human nature and sharing compassion and empathy for one another. This bundle includes: Page 2 - examples Page 3 - lyrics Page 4 – design space (To have lyrics and design space side-by-side, select 2 to a page when printing pages 3 and 4.) Page 5- Empty logo frames (can be decorated with song title for display banner) Page 6 - Colourless display logos (can be coloured and decorated) Resource by Teaching in Technicolour - please review and share any work on instagram @TeachingInTechnicolour or twitter @InTechnicolour

A versatile storyboard that can be used in many way. For more examples, check my Instagram - @TeachingInTechnicolour Thank you for using my resource :) Nicholas

A record sheet for a fun boot camp style fitness lesson. Can be used easily to link in learning of time. For more examples, check my Instagram reel on @TeachingInTechnicolour Thank you for using my resource :) Nicholas