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Students can fill in the information about themselves on this pot plant, like their birthday, their goal, their lucky number, their age and class. They can colour it in and decorate the pot plant to show their personality. These would look fantastic hanging and being displayed in a classroom. There is also a blank version in this download so you can add your own text boxes and create your own topic areas for students to complete.

Students can fill in the information about themselves in this cactus, like their birthday, favourite hobby or food and their goal for the year. They can colour it in and decorate the cactus to show their personality. These would look fantastic hanging and being displayed in a classroom. There are two versions to accommodate for American and Australian/English spelling.

Students can use this to help them draw up a graph. It allows them to be accurate and has boxes for the titles needed for the graph. This Word document is editable.

Students can write their goal for their year, semester or term. They can reflect about their growth and decorate and colour the pot plant. Teach students about working towards a goal to be successful and improve as a learner.

In this PDF file, there are six different template designs that can be used for letters or cards. Students can write a thank you or an appreciation message to a teacher or staff member, to another student, to a family member or even to a friend. You can print these as full page letters or you can print them to make a card by using the booklet setting. There are two different sized lines for each design. Students can decorate and colour their letter. These designs have been made simple to allow

This worksheet allows students to write a recount about their school holidays. There are polaroid pictures for students to be able to draw the amazing things that they did on the holidays, and the lined area allows them to write about their unbelievable adventures. It looks amazing once they are all coloured in, and students enjoyed sharing their worksheets with the class and others.

This worksheet allows students to write a recount about their school holidays. There are polaroid pictures for students to be able to draw the amazing things that they did on the holidays, and the lined area allows them to write about their unbelievable adventures. It looks amazing once they are all coloured in, and students enjoyed sharing their worksheets with the class and others. This is an A3 size and is not editable.

Students can fill in the information about themselves on this cloud and rainbow, like their birthday, their goal, their lucky number, their hobbies and class. Students need to write their name in the cloud. They can colour it in and decorate the cloud and rainbow to show their personality. After they have cut out their work, they will stick their strips to the cloud. These would look fantastic hanging and being displayed in a classroom.

Create a gallery wall in your classroom with your students’ portraits. They can draw a portrait of themselves, all of the things they like or even their family. You can hang these up in your classroom to create a fun gallery art wall. This template can be used as a back to school task, an art task or it could be a fun activity to create belonging in your classroom. This template is in A4 format.

This template allows students to be creative and share important things about themselves with their peers and teachers. You can hang these up in your classroom to create a gallery wall or cut them out to create a hanging star display. This template can be used as a back to school task or it could be a fun activity to create belonging in your classroom. This template is in A4 format.

Students can create their own mini picture story book. Each student should receive a front cover where they can design, colour, draw and decorate the front cover of their book. Give them as many pages as you like for the content of their story. On these pages they can write and draw and also include the page number. After, staple them together to make a final book. My class made these for their younger buddies (5-6 year olds) with a story for them to read together. These could also be used for a

This eight page About Me Booklet allows students to share interesting facts and things about their life. They can share their birthday and age, favourite things, someone they love, a portrait of themselves, their goals for the year and the things that make them happy. Students will be able to draw, colour and decorate throughout this booklet. It can be made into an A4 book or a smaller foldable book from just adjusting your layout and printing settings. It is a great way to start the new year an

Students can show their knowledge of parts of a whole by drawing/colouring and labelling the decimals, percentages and fractions of these tenths and hundredths models. Print this double sided worksheet for students to learn and understand the equivalence between decimals, fractions and percentages. My students enjoyed this and realised how simply it was to find each representation for the models.

Students can complete this detailed character profile. It can be used for films, videos, picture story books or novels. Students can draw pictures as well as share their knowledge of their character's appearance, personality and friends/family. They are also able to share the problem in the story. This document can be edited to suit the needs of your lesson/students. You may also like to change it to be more challenging or supportive of your students' abilities. This was used by my students to s

Students can cut and paste or colour code the facts and opinions to share their knowledge of the difference between them. This is helpful when teaching informative texts and also persuasive texts. There is two per sheet and the document is editable. The format is A4. This could also be used as a homework activity or an early finishers task.

Students can use this blank flip book template to share facts about themselves, a research project (like an animal or a country) or they could use it to share their holidays or write a story. There is room for a title, front cover, headings, information and drawings. After students have written on their pages, they need to cut them out and then glue them on top of each other (the largest on the bottom and the smallest on the top). You could print these on different coloured paper to make them e

Students can fill in the information about themselves on this butterfly, like their birthday, favourite colour or food, and their likes and dislikes. They can draw a self portrait of themselves on the last butterfly wing as well. Students can colour it in and decorate the butterfly to show their personality. These would look fantastic hanging and being displayed in a classroom. There are two versions to accommodate for American and Australian/English spelling.

This resource is for a 5 week rotation. It includes page number splits to highlight and build suspense leaving students engaged and wanting to know what happens next in the coming chapters. This includes approximately 5-7 comprehension questions for each week. In addition to this it has vocabulary words and page numbers for students in each week's split. You could extend this resource by encouraging students to ask/write down their own wondering questions, predictions of what will happen in the

Students can complete this cut and paste chance activity by placing the events/outcomes in the correct row of the matching vocabulary word. These are Impossible, Very Unlikely, Unlikely, Even Chance, Likely, Very Likely and Certain. You may even like to extend the students to write the fraction, decimal or percentage of the events/outcomes after they have finished. This could also be used as a homework activity.

Three different levelled code riddle breakers that you can use for maths. These code breakers allow students to solve addition and subtraction fraction problems with different worksheets of same, related and unrelated denominators. My students enjoyed working with partners/mini groups to solve the riddle. The low task is suited for students working at a year 3-4 level, the middle task is suited for students working at a year 5-7 level and the high task is suited for students working beyond year