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Place Value grids or calculation mats

These Pause for pattern images are a great speaking and listening task with a Maths focus.

Fun, clear homophone cards to be used for a display or as matching pairs.

Hate that feeling of an empty display, me too! While waiting for lovely new work to be produced I place these up on my display boards.

Boogle letters with a fun colourful background.

These thought bubbles are simply sentence starters to help spark quality discussions. I print them off and then introduce them slowly to the children and sometimes turn them over if certain ones are being used too much.

Lego Disney peg names to match the tray names in my resources. Preview doesn’t look right but can promise that it prints fine.

These maths display prompts are to be used on a working wall to prompt a mastery approach.

After seeing many different learning flow charts I created my own with a Lego theme.

In my classroom I have these question prompt cards on key rings, so children can flip through and find one to spark a question to the class, to themselves or to a buddy.

Fun spelling activities for children to practice and rehearse their spellings.

What to do when stuck B’s- Lego themed.

Clear classroom job signs with a short description. I personally add small pegs with the children’s names on to identify who is responsible for which jobs.

I love nothing more than using a quote or big idea to spark a discussion.

Make it really clear and easy where in the classroom maths resources can be found.

Quick easy posters with hand gestures for children to rate their knowledge at any stage within a lesson.

I created these to go on key rings but you could place them in small pockets, cups or bags. I also photocopy mine on different coloured paper to make it visually clear and quick to prompt children too.

Lego disney characters tray names.

WALT poster for displays