I’ve used this place value chart for years as I find the colours help the children to read larger numbers. I keep it up all year round on my maths working wall and I regularly refer to it throughout the year. I’ve also printed a smaller version for children when teaching multiplying and dividing by multiples of 10.
Pastel Place Value Chart
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I've used this vinyl as display backing for 7 years and it still looks like new! Check out my Instagram to see pictures of it in my classroom
My go-to chalk pens. I use them on my tuff trays and the children love writing on the tables or windows with them. They wash off really easily
Not sure what I did before these carpet spots. I use the chalk pens above to write the children’s names on them and they can be easily moved around the carpet. Also great for lining up!
I use these dry wipe pockets all the time. Pop and activity inside, children complete it with whiteboard pen and it can be easily wiped off. Perfect for reluctant or less confident writers
Audible is perfect for child friendly podcasts and stories in the class and you can even access downloadable activities. I like to listen to an audiobook or podcast on the way to or from work to switch off too
It has been so handy having next day delivery when I've needed something for school. You can check out my Amazon Teacher store for all my teacher essentials and books for the classroom. You can get a 30-day free trial too
