How am I feeling? Moodmeter
Our ‘mood meter’ is a great way to encourage discussions (one-on-one or group) about how people are feeling.
Our ‘mood meter’ is a great way to encourage discussions (one-on-one or group) about how people are feeling.
Our version of the classic game, Trivial Pursuit, has been simplified for the classroom.
Tweet tweet! A blank twitter box for displaying an inspirational quote or bringing to life a tweet from a historical figure.
Add your school colours, favourite teams or create a new design for your next Quidditch tournament.
Cartoon children displaying 14 different expressions. Happy, sad, worried, overjoyed, surprised, afraid, excited, comfortable, glad, awkward, embarrassed, cross, astonished, confused.
Create your own “Hello my name is” labels! The PDF is ready to print on Avery J8165 label paper.
Write about the holidays, presents or a letter to Santa with six of our Christmas writing templates, in A4 size.
A poster designed for curious students to pin questions around for researching later.
A basic CV template for children introducing them to the process of jobseeking and exploring future careers.
A printable version of the gameshow Deal or No Deal (UK version). There’s 22 red boxes and 22 cash amounts.
A printable template for children to write their own app reviews. Draw the icon, write the main review and give it a final score out of 10.
The classic Who Wants to be a Millionaire gameshow in a printable format. Includes a logo, lifeline icons, a money ladder (in Pounds) and questions.
