Karyn Pedersen

Do you have to regularly test phonograms, spelling, maths facts? Do you need to track individual results to guide your future teaching? Are you sick of recording the results on paper and finding gets too messy? Do you currently have to look at each students record to analyse what the class weaknesses are? If so this is the answer to all your problems This is a handy way to record your weekly/monthly/term diagnostic test results. You don't have to be an Excel expert. I have used this file for r

A set of 8 classroom posters which reinforce the different ways we measure time. Each poster has an engaging picture that represents the concept and a statement of the time measure. The set includes seconds, minutes, days, weeks, months, seasons and years. It shows how the various measurements interact with the next. The set containers 8 posters, you can choose if you want A3 size or if you only have room for A4 size they look just as good. I do not own the clip art that appears on these post

A cute poster to reinforce the place value of numbers. Each number house from one to thousands is shown with the numbers that "live" in each house.

A printable activity for reinforcing understadning of clock knowledge. This is a printable activity of a cute clock face complete with minute and hour hands. The clock face is divided into easy to manipulate peices for students to rebuild the clock face, allowing them to reinforce their knowledge of clocks. The hands of the clock can be attached with split pins for a functioning clock which can be used by students to represent different times on an anaologue clock. I have updated the file to

I used this concept mapping sheet to help students keep track of their ideas when they were designing a board game in a term long unit of work on Technology. By having students "map" their ideas before they started it helped direct their work over the 10 week unit. It was also a helpful reference tool for both them and me during all that frantic work. All they had to do was refer to their original plan to refocus their thoughts.