Classroom printables, activities & worksheets
Routines
A collection of resources to use when establishing and maintaining daily primary classroom routines. Resources provided include generic calendar templates, themed classroom task charts, classroom job charts, a morning routine PowerPoint, timetables and before and after class organisational posters. Display these resources in your classroom to remind your students where they should be, what their job is and what they will be doing throughout the day.
8 of 200 teaching resources for those 'aha' moments
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灵活的座位在教室里:信息图表Posters!
Do you use flexible seating in the classroom? Would you like to? This awesome infographic and set of posters answer the most commonly asked questions.
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Flexible Seating: Unreal or Unrealistic?
Flexible seating gurus say that this form of classroom 'un-seating' better reflects the hyper-connected and ever-changing world we live in. That it inherently requires students to master skills such as flexibility, creativity, problem-solving and collaboration. But do the challenges of managing a flexible seating environment outweigh the benefits?
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Customisable Classroom Decor Templates
Here's a list of our most popular, customisable classroom labels, banners and display templates. Created by our team of insanely creative, professional graphic designers, ready for you to customise, print and display!
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20 Classroom Treasures Found in a Cheap Shop
Have you ever just wandered around a cheap shop? It might surprise you the things you find...
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Does Class Size Matter? - A Teacher's Point of View
It's a topic that is always debated in the education field!
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The Power of Questioning in the Classroom
Did you know that teachers are asking up to 400 questions a day?
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36 Essential Resources and Ideas to Set Up Your Classroom
The ultimate collection of hints and tips for your classroom set up.
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8 Fun and Effective Lesson Closures
It’s happened to all of us, the intention is there but just as you’re thinking “I still have ten minutes…” the bell rings and the lesson ends with a frantic collection of work!