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Agamographs provide a fun unique way of viewing art. My students are fascinated and get so excited with this art idea. This resource is a hands-on Back to School themed activity (featuring 8 school subjects) that combines two separate images into one are piece, which the viewer can then see – from different angles - each picture independently. This activity involves coloring-in, cutting, gluing and folding. You will require; coloring-in materials (pencils, felts, etc), scissors, glue-sticks. This resource has 8 Back to School subject themed images (Art, Literacy, Maths, Music, Science, Social Studies, Sports and Technology), paired into all combinations (28), to put together and create the agamograph. This resource is excellent for creating a quick piece art to display. This also can give you an insight to your students’ favorite or best subjects at school! There are two levels of challenge; the final image is composed of 8 strips (4 strips for one School subject image and 4 strips for the other), suitable for younger students the final image is composed of 16 strips (8 strips for one School subject image and 8 strips for the other) I have also included blank templates for students to create their own two images to combine.

A collection of 5 Easter themed Coordinate Plane graphing pictures. These are ideal for teachers needing a supporting activity for maths coordinate plane graphing or Easter themed academic work. The images are of; Butterfly Chick in Egg Easter Basket of Eggs Easter Bunny Easter Egg There is a 1 quadrant version and a 4 quadrant version of each image. Each picture resource includes (for each quadrant version); the coordinate sets a recording sheet an answer sheet

Here is a fun, engaging STEM activity that employs the 21st Century learning skills of Cooperation and Creativity. Students are tasked with designing and creating a marble maze. They are required to map out a marble maze in their design plan and then create their design out of card and matchsticks. This resource can be stratified for different age groups and capabilities. Those requiring more guidance may want to use the pre-drawn maze design. Then there is the Map Design Planning Sheet (with two grids in case students need to start again) allowing students to create their own maze. Finally any student may wish to add the extra challenges. The materials ideally required to make the maze in this resource are; · Map Design Planning Sheet · Large Maze Grid · Matchsticks · Gluestick · Pencils · Tape · Firm Card, US Letter size (8.5’ x 11’) or A4 will be suitable Included in this resource are; · Map Design Planning Sheet · Large Maze Grid · Visual Instructions · Teacher notes · Pre-drawn maze options

A worksheet with opportunities to draw scale factor drawings of images. This worksheet has two images to resize up and the opportunity for students to draw their own design to factor up (or down). Students will learn the need to note carefully looking at what parts of the images are in each box and transfer them correctly into the correct boxes in the blank spaces. Teacher notes included.

A single worksheet where students cut and match up 4 measurement maths terms (area, length, perimeter and volume) with their definitions. A nice hands on activity for generating discussion.

An excellent resource to focus students on exclusively MINUTES PAST the hour or exclusively MINUTES TO the next hour. This resource to allows students to simply concentrate on either just ‘minutes past’ or just ‘minutes to’. Each worksheet here only focusses on one at a time. This resource is for those students who have mastered telling the time to the hour, half hour, quarter to, quarter past and probably to the nearest 5 minutes. These worksheets are focussed on telling time to the nearest minute. Two worksheets, one for each ‘side’ of the clock. Teacher notes included.

This resource provides an introduction to the concept of rotation around a point. This is a simple worksheet with a choice of two objects to rotate 4 times around a point. Students have the choice as to how they position their object for rotation. This resource contains a recording sheet, 2 sheets of objects (4 per sheet) and a range of possible answers.

This resource is ideally used as an assessment sheet. It can be used prior to a lesson plan or at the completion. It is designed to provide an indication of a student’s time knowledge, especially in regards to recording time. This resource covers; Recording from analogue to digital Recording from digital to analogue Recording minutes TO the next hour Recording minutes PAST the hour Students working on this resource will best have had prior experience with reading and recording digital and analogue times on the half hour, quarter hour and one minute intervals. Resource includes assessment sheet, answer sheet, teacher notes.

An activity to prompt or reflect on learning about body systems (digestive, circulatory, respiratory and nervous). This activity includes a recording sheet, a sheet of body part labels to cut and glue on to the recording sheet and a teacher note sheet. Ideal for small groups. Excellent for discussing understanding of body systems.

An Advent Calendar that promotes thinking of others. Instead of finding a gift for oneself behind the door of each day in this calendar behind each door is an act of kindness for the student to perform. Although it can be made in one extended session of work allow your class two or three sessions to make this a high presentation advent calendar that each student can take home and use. Students will choose a front image to cut doors into. Using the doors they then stencil the location for the acts of kindness on to a backing sheet. After writing in their acts of kindness the two sheets are glued together to form an Advent calendar. This resource includes; instructions a range of Christmas images to use a list of suggested acts of kindness. You may like to also check out these other Christmas activities of mine here: Christmas Binary Number 8x8 Grid Puzzles - 12 puzzles Christmas Theme Scale Factor Drawing Christmas Reflection and Scale Factor Drawing

This is a resource to introduce young students to the world of coding. Coding is an essential skill in the digital curriculum for 21st Century learners. Coding is the ability to create instructions that allow a set of actions to be carried out. This resource gives an opportunity to expose early elementary students to the world of coding with the format used in the user friendly coding app Scratch Jr. The resource doesn’t require a device or access to the internet. Students can cut and past the missing pieces of code into a blank box sequence to achieve the desired outcome on the worksheet. There are two ways this resource can be used; As a cut and paste worksheet. There are 4 different coding worksheets, with answers. As a reusable independent learning center activity. There are 4 activity cards and a set of ‘coding blocks’ to cut out and laminate. These can all be kept in a tray or container and the students can then take the activity and work with it. This resource comes with; Four worksheets of simple coding. The four increase in challenge. Three bonus worksheets Answers for each worksheet The worksheets as reusable instruction cards A set of direction blocks, grids, characters, objects and icons used in the worksheets

These are worksheets with 3 opportunities each for students to practice drawing a Christmas themed picture to a different scale. There are two sheets with the second being more challenging than the first sheet. Each of the sheets also have an additional partially completed version, providing an easier option to complete the task. Each of these worksheets have two Christmas images and the opportunity for students to draw their own design to factor up (or down). Students will learn the need to note carefully looking at what parts of the images are in each box and transfer them correctly into the correct boxes in the blank spaces. Teacher notes included.

I have made this resource to help begin meet the needs of our 21st Century learners. This activity focuses on coding. However it can equally be seen as a sequencing activity, a problem solving activity or a positional maths activity. This is an introductory activity to using coding. It doesn’t require the use of a device or access to the internet. This resource allows for open-ended play and exploration. Students can place their characters anywhere on the maze board and ‘code’ instructions to move their character to different locations on the maze (without travelling through the maze walls. The resource can also be used as a form of game play or to challenge each other to move to or away from certain locations. Suggestions for this are provided. This resource comes with; A maze board, in a choice of white or grey background 4 Player Coding Cards A set of direction blocks, object cards and 4 player character cards You may also like to check out; Coding for Juniors Pack – Using Scratch Jr

This is an excellent end of the year art activity to engage your students. Agamographs provide a unique way of viewing art. My students are fascinated and get so excited with this art idea. This resource is a hands-on Summer themed activity that combines two separate images into one are piece, which the viewer can then see – from different angles - each picture independently. This activity involves coloring-in, cutting, gluing and folding. You will require; coloring-in materials (pencils, felts, etc), scissors, glue-sticks. This resource has 7 Summer themed images (‘Summer’ and sun, Ice Cream Vendor, Beach Ball, Ice Cream and Watermelon, Shells and Starfish, Beach Scene, and Grasshopper) to put together and create the agamograph. This resource has all the combination pairs (21). There are two levels of challenge; the final image is composed of 8 strips (4 strips for one Summer image and 4 strips for the other), suitable for younger students the final image is composed of 16 strips (8 strips for one Summer image and 8 strips for the other) I have also included blank templates for students to create their own two images to combine.

Agamographs provide a fun unique way of viewing art. This resource is a fun hands-on Christmas activity that combines two separate images into one are piece, which the viewer can then see – from different angles - each picture independently. This activity involves coloring-in, cutting, gluing and folding. You will require; coloring-in materials (pencils, felts, etc), scissors, glue-sticks. This resource has five Christmas images (present, bells, candy cane, reindeer and wreath) to put together and create the agamograph. This resource has all the combination pairs (10). There are two levels of challenge; the final image is composed of 8 strips (4 strips for the hat and 4 strips for the ship), suitable for younger students the final image is composed of 16 strips (8 strips for the hat and 8 strips for the ship) I have also included blank templates for students to create their own two images to combine. This resource also has a short stopmotion video (the video preview) demonstrating the construction of the agamograph. Note: my making TES videos is still in its infancy and while the quality is not blockbuster material, it does show how the art is made.

This is a set of alphabet display letters. They are basic zentangle designs that can be printed out in their colour versions or simply print out the blank outlines for colouring in. Can be used for display titles, class mottos or messages, workstation or small group centre areas, bulletin boards, doors, walls, windows, or hallways. I find when I laminate the letters the colours are more vibrant. Approximate size 6¾ inches (17.5cm). These can be enlarged or reduced to suit. Capital letters only. Each letter is on its own pdf sheet (set at landscape to best use font sizing). Includes; 26 black and white outline capital letters 26 colour zentangle capital letters

5 library activity worksheets designed to get students searching the library shelves and learn their way around a library. Each sheet is a short activity to complement other activities a class does while in the library. Each sheet has two identical worksheet activities for making photocopying more paper friendly.

A hands on activity for Year 1 and 2 students. Students work with the concept of a half and a quarter and cut and paste representations of each. This resource includes; Teacher instructions, 2 recording sheets, images to cut into fractions, an answer sheet example. Great for follow-up work, consolidation, revision and discussion about simple fractions. The completed work can also make excellent wall displays of student learning and understanding.

A class set of cards that can be used to form random groups for learning in the classroom. • Allows for the creation of up to 8 groups of 4 people. • Groups can be organised by colour, creature, number, shape, letter or fruit • Children enjoy the cards and the anticipation of what matching items they will be looking for.