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4 different templates Spelling ladders Teachers/ children add key words they are mis-spelling onto their ladder. This could be a focus on HFW or MFW. The children use this as a mini support/ checklist until they can spell the word correctly and then tick it off/ cross it out. Once the ladder is complete, start a new one! Just print and cut in half.

These cards have a blank space for you to add your own character on top of the aura bubble at the base of the tree. If you want the colour monster characters, drop me an email and I will send you them with the backgrounds removed so you can add these. Cards include: Happy Sad Anger Fear Calm Love

Enlarge, laminate and add to/ near your English working wall/ reading display. Use an arrow/ peg to clip next to the skill you’re focusing on in reading that week so children are always clear on the skill they are working on.

British values posters which outline the 5 values: Democracy, Individual Liberty, Mutual Respect, The Rule of Law, Tolerance

2 different templates for a School Development Plan Summary sheet. Editable text boxes.

Introduce a new word every week to build your class’ vocab. Year group cards to laminate and add to the door/ a display to showcase the word/s of the week! CARDS INCLUDED - Reception, Y1, Y2, Y3, Y4, Y5, Y6 and a blank card

Attendance pack which outlines everything parents need to know about school expectations and the new Aug 2024 guidance from the DfE You are buying a link to the document which can be fully edited in canva

Editable boxes to add key dates per month - headings NOT editable. Title and text boxes are. Perfect sheet to record key school dates on for parents and send out in Autumn term.

5 word searches - 1 per science unit covering key vocab for Y3 units

5 designs offering Monday-Friday planning 1 PDF Version if you want to print and hand write on 1 Word Version if you want to type your week out

A scaffold to support children looking at model texts and unpicking their key elements e.g. purpose, vocab/ phrases, writer techniques e.g. rhetorical questions, short sentences, personification, modal verbs, etc. This helps children build up an understanding of the intended impact of the text and how the writer creates this. From here children understand the ‘steps to success’ or ‘writer’s toolkit’ or whatever you may call it!

LINK TO EDITABLE CANVA DOCUMENT