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This 15-page handwriting booklet tells the story of the birth of Jesus, offering pupils an opportunity to trace words and practice writing underneath. The booklet includes simple pictures that children can either trace or colour in. Perfect for EYFS or SEND children, this resource provides a focused and engaging activity to support handwriting development while exploring the Christmas story. What’s Included: ✔ 15-page PDF booklet ✔ Tracing words related to the Christmas story ✔ Space for writing practice ✔ Simple pictures to trace or colour Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Introduction – Pupils begin by tracing words related to the Christmas story. ★ Main Activity – Practice writing the words beneath the traced lines. ★ Plenary – Colouring or tracing the pictures, reinforcing the Christmas story theme. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Supports EYFS and SEND pupils in developing handwriting skills ✔ Encourages engagement with the Christmas story ✔ Simple layout with clear, accessible activities ✔ Ideal for interventions or as a morning starter activity Suggested Use Cases: Perfect for EYFS, SEND, and interventions focusing on handwriting practice, early years English, and understanding the Christmas story. Search Tags: EYFS handwriting | SEND Christmas activities | Early years writing | Christmas story handwriting | Tracing and colouring | SENDCO resources | Christmas English activity

This A4 sheet is designed to help teachers and SENCOs summarise and record a student’s behavioural needs. It provides a structured format for documenting key information that supports a consistent approach to managing behaviour. What’s included: ✔ A4 behaviour plan template ✔ Sections for triggers, signs, calming strategies, and safe places/people ✔ Clear layout for easy record-keeping and sharing with staff ✔ Ideal for passing on to new teachers or maintaining SENCO records Lesson overview / structure: ★ Triggers – Identify what makes the student angry or anxious. ★ Signs – Record behavioural signs that indicate when the student is becoming upset or anxious. ★ Calming Strategies – Document what might help calm or reassure the student during challenging moments. ★ Risk Factors – Note what could escalate the situation or make things worse. ★ Safe Places/People – Identify areas or individuals who can provide the student with comfort or security. Why it’s useful: ✔ Simple, clear template for consistent and organised record-keeping ✔ Helps staff identify and address triggers before they escalate ✔ Supports a coordinated approach to behaviour management ✔ Facilitates communication between teachers, SENCOs, and external professionals Suggested use cases: Ideal for SENCOs, teachers, and teaching assistants who need to record and track student behaviour. Useful for creating individual support plans, monitoring progress, and ensuring a consistent approach across staff. Search tags: behaviour management | SENCO tools | student behaviour record | triggers and signs | calming strategies | special educational needs | behaviour support plan | classroom behaviour management

These 11 calming down posters are designed to support children in managing their emotions and creating a peaceful environment. Ideal for use in a quiet area or for children with SEND, the posters can help with anger management, anxiety, and emotional regulation. What’s Included: ✔ 11 calming down posters (A4 size) ✔ Visual prompts to guide children through calming techniques ✔ Clear and simple language for easy understanding ✔ Suitable for children with SEND or those needing emotional support Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Introduction – Display the posters in a designated quiet area or classroom space ★ Main Activity – Encourage children to refer to the posters when they need to calm down ★ Plenary – Reflect on techniques used and discuss how they can help during moments of anxiety or stress Why It’s Useful: ✔ Supports emotional regulation and anger management ✔ Easy to use and implement in any classroom setting ✔ Helps children with SEND or those experiencing anxiety ✔ Visual prompts are suitable for younger children and those with varying communication needs Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for KS1, KS2, EYFS, and children with SEND. Perfect for creating a calm, supportive space in the classroom to help with anxiety, panic attacks, and emotional regulation. Search Tags: KS1 calming posters | SEND emotional support | Anxiety management | Anger management KS2 | PSHE support | Quiet space resources | SEND classroom resources | Outstanding PSHE tools

This resource contains 79 maths mastery challenges across 21 sticker sheets for Year 3, ideal for strengthening reasoning and problem-solving skills. Suitable for LKS2, these challenges can be used to extend learning, develop greater depth understanding, or as exit tickets during lessons. What’s Included: ✔ 21 printable sticker sheets featuring 79 individual maths challenges. ✔ Topics covered: addition, subtraction, place value, multiplication, division, measurement, geometry, fractions, and statistics. ✔ Easy-to-print format for use with sticker paper or as cut-out challenge cards. ✔ Link to a free sample (Y5 Addition and Subtraction): Free Sample Sticker Sheet. Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Use during starter activities to prompt mathematical thinking. ★ Incorporate into main tasks for deepening understanding at greater depth. ★ Apply as plenary activities or exit tickets to check reasoning skills. ★ Suitable for independent tasks, group challenges, or homework activities. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Encourages mastery-level reasoning and problem solving. ✔ Supports differentiation by offering additional stretch opportunities. ✔ Quick and flexible resource to use across a range of maths topics. ✔ Saves planning time with ready-made challenges linked to national curriculum objectives. Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for Year 3 maths lessons, morning tasks, intervention groups, mastery challenge corners, homework tasks, or plenary activities in LKS2. Search Tags: Year 3 maths mastery | KS2 maths stickers | outstanding Year 3 maths resources | Year 3 reasoning stickers | maths mastery challenge tasks | LKS2 problem solving | exit ticket challenges KS2

This resource includes 56 maths mastery challenges across 21 sticker sheets for Year 2, supporting reasoning and problem-solving skills. Designed for KS1 pupils, the challenges are ideal for extending learning and building greater depth understanding across a range of maths topics. What’s Included: ✔ 21 printable sticker sheets featuring 56 individual maths challenges. ✔ Topics covered: addition, subtraction, place value, multiplication, division, measurement, geometry, fractions, and statistics. ✔ Easy-to-print format suitable for sticker paper or as cut-out challenge cards. ✔ Link to a free sample (Y5 Addition and Subtraction sheet available in the shop). Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Use during starter activities to introduce problem-solving skills. ★ Incorporate into main activities for developing fluency and reasoning. ★ Apply as plenary tasks or exit tickets to consolidate learning. ★ Useful for group challenges, individual work, or homework activities. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Supports mastery-level reasoning and problem solving for KS1. ✔ Helps differentiate tasks for greater depth learners. ✔ Flexible and time-saving resource ready to print and use. ✔ Covers key curriculum areas to strengthen core maths skills. Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for Year 2 maths lessons, mastery challenge tasks, morning starters, intervention groups, or independent learning activities in KS1. Search Tags: Year 2 maths mastery | KS1 maths stickers | outstanding Year 2 maths resources | KS1 reasoning stickers | maths mastery challenges Year 2 | KS1 problem solving | exit tickets maths KS1

This table mat is designed for children with Special Educational Needs (SEN), offering support across all subjects. The resource includes a word bank of common English keywords, with a space for adding any key vocabulary relevant to the day’s lessons. Ideal for encouraging independence, the mat can be laminated and reused daily, making it an effective tool for pupils with dyslexia or other SEN needs. What’s included: ✔ SEN table mat with common English keywords (PDF format) ✔ Space for adding topic-specific vocabulary ✔ Printable design, easy to laminate and reuse Lesson overview / structure: ★ Initial setup – Print and laminate the mat for daily use. ★ Daily use – Add relevant vocabulary for each lesson to support independent learning. ★ Encouraging independence – Pupils can refer to the table mat throughout the lesson to support their understanding and recall of key words. Why it’s useful: ✔ Supports children with dyslexia and other SEN needs ✔ Encourages vocabulary retention and independent learning ✔ Can be easily personalised with topic-specific words ✔ Reusable, helping with daily consistency Suggested use cases: Ideal for EYFS, KS1, LKS2, and UKS2 pupils with SEN, including those with dyslexia. Useful for all subjects to reinforce key vocabulary and support independent learning. Search tags: SEN table mat | KS1 KS2 dyslexia | SEN resource | EYFS support tools | IEP vocabulary | special needs classroom

These SEN reading assessment grids are designed to help SENCos and teachers assess reading abilities in primary pupils. Suitable for both lower and upper primary, they provide a clear picture of students’ reading levels and identify areas for targeted support. The grids are particularly useful for pupils with additional needs and EAL learners. What’s included: ✔ Reading assessment grids for lower and upper primary pupils ✔ Tailored strategies for EAL learners and students with additional needs ✔ Printable formats for easy use and analysis Lesson overview / structure: ★ Assessment Grid for KS1/KS2 – Provides a clear framework for evaluating reading abilities at different stages, from early literacy skills to more advanced comprehension. ★ Strategies for Progress – Includes targeted approaches to support learners at each level, offering guidance for differentiation and intervention. ★ Use in Planning – Helps teachers identify specific areas of need and plan next steps for individual pupils. Why it’s useful: ✔ Supports accurate assessment of reading abilities across a range of needs ✔ Tailored strategies for pupils with additional learning requirements ✔ Ideal for intervention planning and targeted support ✔ Perfect for use by SENCos and teachers working with diverse classrooms Suggested use cases: Ideal for use in SEND settings, interventions, and personalised reading instruction. Suitable for KS1, KS2, and KS3 educators working with diverse learners. Search tags: SEN reading assessment | primary reading profile | SEND support | KS1 KS2 reading assessment | EAL reading assessment | differentiated reading levels

These informative and visually engaging posters help highlight the key Characteristics of Effective Teaching and Learning in an EYFS setting. Based on the latest Development Matters 2020 guidance, these posters provide staff and parents with a clear understanding of how children learn best and how they can be supported effectively. What’s Included: ✔ A set of colourful posters showcasing the three key characteristics of effective learning: Playing and Exploring: Encouraging children to investigate, experience, and ‘have a go’ Active Learning: Fostering concentration, perseverance, and the enjoyment of achievements Creating and Thinking Critically: Supporting children to develop their own ideas, make connections, and develop strategies ✔ Concise statements explaining each characteristic ✔ Practical examples of how adults can support children’s learning through positive relationships and enabling environments Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Introduction to the Characteristics – Each poster clearly presents a different aspect of the Characteristics of Effective Learning. ★ Supporting Ideas – The posters also provide practical examples of how educators can assist children in developing these skills. ★ Application in Practice – Posters are designed to inspire educators to plan and deliver lessons and activities that foster curiosity, creativity, and confidence in children. Why it’s Useful: ✔ Easy-to-read, visually appealing posters for classroom, staff room, or reception area displays ✔ Clear guidance based on the latest EYFS framework and best practice ✔ Offers helpful ideas for adults to support children’s learning ✔ Helps foster an environment that encourages curiosity, engagement, and creativity Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for EYFS educators, staff members, and leaders aiming to enhance learning environments. Perfect for classroom walls, staff training, or as a resource to share with parents and carers. Search Tags: EYFS Characteristics of Effective Learning | EYFS teaching posters | EYFS development matters | EYFS staff room display | effective learning EYFS | early years framework | EYFS posters for teachers | SEND support EYFS | EYFS teaching strategies

This resource is designed for SENCOs and educators looking to better understand the environmental factors influencing student behaviour. The double-sided grid offers a structured framework to help identify specific triggers and create effective strategies for supporting positive behaviour in the classroom. What’s included: ✔ Double-sided behaviour analysis grid ✔ Detailed categories covering physical setting, communication styles, teaching methods, and more ✔ Proactive solutions for addressing environmental triggers ✔ Guidance for collaborative discussions with teachers, parents, and professionals ✔ Practical tool for creating a more inclusive learning environment Lesson overview / structure: ★ Identifying Triggers – Systematically observe and analyse environmental factors that may contribute to challenging behaviour. ★ Understanding the Context – Explore factors like interpersonal dynamics, physical settings, and communication styles that influence behaviour. ★ Proactive Interventions – Develop targeted strategies to address specific behaviour triggers, promoting positive changes. ★ Collaboration and Support – Use the grid to discuss findings with colleagues, parents, and other professionals to create a tailored support plan. Why it’s useful: ✔ Helps identify environmental factors influencing student behaviour ✔ Aids in developing targeted interventions for positive behaviour ✔ Facilitates collaboration with parents and professionals ✔ Supports the creation of a more inclusive and supportive learning environment Suggested use cases: Ideal for SENCOs, teachers, and teaching assistants working with students who exhibit challenging behaviour. Perfect for behaviour management meetings, individual support plans, and collaborative discussions with families and external professionals. Search tags: SENCO tools | behaviour management | special educational needs | classroom behaviour analysis | support for challenging behaviour | environmental factors | classroom triggers | behaviour grid | inclusion strategies

This colourful and engaging 100 Smiles Behaviour Chart is an effective tool for promoting positive behaviour in primary classrooms. Ideal for fostering a supportive and motivating learning environment, this chart helps students track their progress and earn rewards for good behaviour. What’s Included: ✔ Printable 100 Smiles Behaviour Chart with 100 spaces for stickers, stamps, or smiles ✔ Reward system to encourage students to achieve 100 smiles ✔ Customisable with student names and specific rewards Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Starter – Introduce the behaviour chart to students and explain how it works. ★ Main Activity – Students aim to collect smiles, stickers, or stamps for positive behaviour. ★ Plenary – Celebrate achievements once the chart reaches 100 smiles, rewarding the student with a pre-agreed reward. Why it’s Useful: ✔ Encourages positive behaviour and reinforces good habits ✔ Provides a clear visual tracking system to motivate students ✔ Flexible to use with different reward options (smiles, stickers, stamps) ✔ Easy to implement with minimal preparation ✔ Suitable for primary-aged students (KS1 and KS2) Suggested Use Cases: Perfect for behaviour management, creating a positive classroom atmosphere, and rewarding good behaviour. Ideal for primary school, early years, and KS1/KS2 settings. Search Tags: behaviour management | positive reinforcement | reward system | primary school behaviour | KS1 behaviour chart | KS2 behaviour chart | classroom rewards | early years classroom

This set of 130 classroom resource labels uses real-life photographs to support vocabulary development and independent learning. Suitable for EYFS, KS1 and KS2, these labels are particularly helpful for supporting children with English as an Additional Language (EAL) and Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). What’s included: ✔ 130 printable classroom resource labels (PDF format) ✔ Real-life photographs for each item ✔ Labels available in four size options: one per page, two per page, four per page, six per page Lesson overview / structure: ★ Visual support – Each label features a real photograph to help children easily identify resources ★ Flexible sizing – Printable in a choice of four different sizes to suit various storage needs ★ Language development – Supports EAL and SEND pupils in building English vocabulary and reducing classroom anxiety Why it’s useful: ✔ Supports independent access to classroom resources ✔ Aids vocabulary development for EAL and SEND pupils ✔ Bright, colourful design suitable for any classroom ✔ Flexible format for different classroom setups Suggested use cases: Ideal for classroom organisation, supporting EAL learners, SEND provision, independent routines, and setting up resource areas across EYFS, KS1 and KS2. Also available: 32 Primary Maths Resource Labels: /teaching-resource/-12725980 Classroom Resource Label Bundle: /teaching-resource/resource-12726035 123 French General Classroom Resource Labels: /teaching-resource/-12725992 124 Ukrainian General Classroom Resource Labels: /teaching-resource/resource-12725988 Search tags: classroom labels | classroom organisation | EYFS resource labels | KS1 classroom organisation | KS2 classroom labels | EAL support resources | SEND classroom resources

This resource provides 23 sheets of maths mastery challenge stickers for Year 4, ideal for developing deeper thinking and reasoning skills across a range of maths topics. Designed for LKS2, the stickers support problem solving, greater depth tasks, and exit tickets in daily lessons. What’s Included: ✔ 23 sticker sheets covering a range of Year 4 maths topics. ✔ Challenges based on addition, subtraction, place value, multiplication, division, measurement, geometry, fractions, and statistics. ✔ Printable format ready to use with sticker paper or as small cut-out challenges. ✔ Link to a free sample (Y5 Addition and Subtraction): Free Sample Sticker Sheet. Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Use as lesson starters to prompt reasoning. ★ Add to main activities for greater depth support. ★ Use as exit tickets for quick assessment at the end of a session. ★ Encourage independent and paired problem-solving. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Supports mastery approach to maths teaching. ✔ Encourages deeper learning through targeted questioning. ✔ Flexible – can be used across different lesson parts or as homework. ✔ Ready to print and easy to use in the classroom. Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for Year 4 maths lessons, morning starters, plenary activities, intervention groups, mastery tasks, or homework challenges in LKS2. Search Tags: Year 4 maths mastery | KS2 maths stickers | outstanding Year 4 maths resources | maths mastery challenge stickers | problem solving stickers | Year 4 reasoning tasks | LKS2 exit tickets

This resource provides 110 maths mastery challenges across 21 sticker sheets for Year 1, supporting key reasoning and problem-solving skills. Designed for KS1 pupils, the tasks help to build fluency and develop deeper understanding across essential maths topics. What’s Included: ✔ 21 printable sticker sheets featuring 110 individual maths challenges. ✔ Topics covered: addition, subtraction, place value, multiplication, division, measurement, and fractions. ✔ Easy-to-print format suitable for sticker paper or as cut-out challenge cards. ✔ Link to a free sample (Y5 Addition and Subtraction sheet available in the shop). Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Use for quick starter activities to reinforce key maths skills. ★ Set challenges during the main lesson to promote reasoning and independent thinking. ★ Use as plenary tasks or exit tickets to check understanding. ★ Ideal for individual work, paired challenges, or group tasks. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Supports mastery-level reasoning and problem solving at KS1. ✔ Encourages greater depth learning and independent thinking. ✔ Flexible resource ready to print and use across lessons. ✔ Covers a range of Year 1 curriculum areas to consolidate learning. Suggested Use Cases: Perfect for Year 1 maths lessons, mastery challenges, morning starters, early finishers, intervention groups, or independent tasks in KS1 classrooms. Search Tags: Year 1 maths mastery | KS1 maths stickers | outstanding Year 1 maths resources | KS1 reasoning challenges | maths mastery stickers Year 1 | KS1 problem solving | exit tickets maths KS1

This one-page resource provides a clear framework to help SENCOs, SLT, and educators assess and nurture critical thinking skills in students with special educational needs. It includes targeted questions and practical guidance for identifying key characteristics of critical thinking in the classroom. What’s Included: ✔ One-page document outlining the key characteristics of critical thinking ✔ Targeted questions to assess three core areas of critical thinking: Generating original ideas and solutions Applying prior knowledge to new situations Demonstrating flexibility and adaptability in tasks ✔ Practical guidance for observing and documenting evidence of critical thinking ✔ Differentiated approach to assess progress with and without support Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Introduction – Begin with an overview of critical thinking and its importance in the learning process. ★ Core Questions – Use targeted questions to assess students’ ability to think critically across different areas. ★ Documentation – Observe students’ behaviour and responses, documenting examples of critical thinking in action. ★ Actionable Insights – Use the information gathered to tailor teaching and support to encourage further development. Why it’s Useful: ✔ Provides a clear, easy-to-use framework for assessing critical thinking in SEN students ✔ Tailored to support differentiated learning and observe individual progress ✔ Offers practical and actionable guidance for educators to support critical thinking ✔ Encourages a growth mindset and fosters creative thinking in students Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for SENCOs, SLT, special education teachers, and teaching assistants working with SEN students. Great for setting individual learning goals, conducting assessments, and planning tailored interventions. Search Tags: critical thinking assessment | SEN critical thinking | SENCO tools | special educational needs | teaching critical thinking | individualized learning | SEN teacher support | SEN assessment