teaching little fishies

YAHTZEE!The fun dice game enters the classroom! This has been such a fun way for my students to learn and master their knowledge of place value.WHAT'S INCLUDED:18 different game cards2 digit, 3 digit and 4 digit numbersHow To Play instruction guideLet me know if you have any feedback! :)

This worksheet is used alongside the reading of "The Koala Who Could" by Rachel Bright. It is a great way to encourage students to have a growth mindset toward their learning. I used it with my class as a fun way to write and illustrate a goal for each student to achieve by the end of the year. Let me know if you have any questions or notice any errors :)

This pack contains timestables questions from 2s - 12s with a mixed bunch on the last page. There are 50 questions on each slip. In this document there are 2 versions available. These are perfect as a quick warm up task to build knowledge of timestables and multiplication. I would love to hear any feedback you have! Enjoy :)

Just a banner or display to pop up in your reading corner in your classroom. Multiple styles included: OceanLeafy / Botanical / JungleNeutral RainbowRainbowBlack and White (could print onto own coloured paper)Let me know if you have any feedback :)

This pack contains subtraction fast facts that increase in difficulty. They are levelled from A - M. These are perfect as a quick warm up task to build knowledge of subtraction. I would love to hear any feedback you have! Enjoy :)

This little pack includes 4 different templates to use with your students to support them when summarising a text or part of a text. I have found that having a few different options helps the students find the right fit for them. Let me know if you have any questions and I always welcome feedback! Enjoy

Here is an easy to use template to support students when completing a "See. Think. Wonder". All feedback is welcome! Enjoy :)

This is just a simple narrative planning template for your students to use. I have found that a lot of my students struggled to get their plan down so this was a HUGE help. Let me know if you have any questions and I always welcome feedback! Enjoy

Such a fun and easy resource to use prompt for your students to ensure they are leaving the classroom in an acceptable state! This resources is EDITABLE so you can add your own tasks :) My students have loved checking off the To Do List and they race around to make sure they get it all done in time. Great way to teach students to take responsibility for their learning environment.PLEASE let me know if you find any errors or have any feedback :)

Here is a Place Value Number Line to display around your classroom to get students familiar with the names of each place value. Suits the popular NEUTRAL RAINBOW theme perfectly! Looks great along the top of a wall like shown in the photo. I hope you enjoy and put it to good use! I would love any feedback :)

5 Different Colours to choose from! - Blue, Orange, Purple, Green and Pink. These are to help remind students where they needs to be placing their letters when using DOTTED THIRDS. They also assist in reminding the students about correct letter formation. Currently they are only in the Vic Modern Cursive font but please let me know if you would like them to be in other fonts. Enjoy :)

Here is a fun way to explore place value with your students! There are a variety of coloured carriages available including blank carriages that the students can design themselves. There are also carriages with the place value already printed on the side. Please let me know if you have any questions or feedback! Enjoy :)

A fun activity to start the year with! These are great to display around the classroom to help develop a sense of community! I have included the following prompts (My first day in...): FoundationPrepGrade 1 - 6Year 1 - 6All you need to do is glue a photo of your students into the square! I had my students decorate the outside too! Let me know if you have any feedback :)

This pack contains addition fast facts that increase in difficulty. They are levelled from A- P. These are perfect as a quick warm up task to build knowledge of addition. I would love to hear any feedback you have! Enjoy :)

My students have used this to support them when planning their explanation texts. We have found it to be very useful. Let me know if you have any questions and I always welcome feedback! Enjoy

Here are some helpful maths goals you can use with your students. They are not specific to a learning area but they are about what skills a great mathematician has. There are 12 different goals which aim to build the students' capacity to work through mathematical problems. I hope you find these useful and I always welcome any questions or feedback. Enjoy

A simple Writing Checklist Anchor Chart for your classroom! 4 different styles to choose from. Let me know if you have any feedback :)

Here are some cute message cards to send home with a goodies bag to your NEW class at the end of the year! Print onto coloured card for the best effect! There are 6 different messages that allow you to provide different treats to match (e.g. Pop with excitement match with popcorn). If you enjoy these please leave a review or feedback as it is much appreciated! Hoping you get some joy and smiles out of these :)

These are some goal slips / strips you could use to set your students' goals. They come in a range of colours. They don't have goals themselves on them but you can use this template to add your own goals. It just minimises the time you might have spent creating this template. Let me know if you have any questions and I always welcome feedback! Enjoy

I was playing this maths game with my students recently and thought I should make up a reusable template for the students to use. I call the game 'Decimal Demolition'. Here is how it works: -Students write a decimal number of their choice on the board. -Then they roll a dice (or pick playing cards) and subtract the number they get from any of the place value columns. -The aim is to ‘demolish’ their number down to zero. I have included boards going to 'hundredths' and 'thousandths'. Lots of