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A colourful set of 25 A4 sized posters showing the alternate spellings for different phonemes including: ai, oa, ee, oo, oi, ow, ur, ar, or, air, ear, igh and examples of words using each of the alternate spellings.

JohnK submitted a new resource: Phonemes & Spelling Posters - A colourful set of 25 A4 sized posters showing the alternate spellings for 12 different phonemes Read more about this resource...

A set of 6 colourful A4 sized posters to encourage students to begin their stories in a variety of different ways including past tense, facts, objects, characters, and speech.

JohnK submitted a new resource: Story Starters Posters - A set of 6 colourful A4 sized posters to encourage students to begin their stories in different ways Read more about this resource...

A colourful A4 sized poster to encourage students to think before they communicate using the acronym THINK.

A set of 5 colourful A4 sized posters to help teach and reinforce students' writing about and discussing the 5 senses.

JohnK submitted a new resource: 5 Senses Posters - A set of 5 colourful A4 sized posters. Read more about this resource...

This unique and colorful resource contains a set of 2 A4 sized posters explaining contractions and apostrophes, perfect for display in your classroom.

JohnK submitted a new resource: Contractions & Apostrophes Posters - 2 A4 sized posters explaining contractions and apostrophes for display in your classroom. Read more about this resource...

A series of four organisational classroom signs, including black & white, colour, black & white (blank) and colour (blank).

A series of four organisational classroom signs, including black & white, colour, black & white (blank) and colour (blank).

A series of four organisational classroom signs, including black & white, colour, black & white (blank) and colour (blank).

A series of four organisational classroom signs, including black & white, colour, black & white (blank) and colour (blank).

A fun VCOP vocabulary pyramid display for your classroom with blank spaces to fill in with your own vocabulary. Progressive bands of vocabulary are combined in rows as they progress in complexity.

I think it's much more recognized now than it has been before, and will continue to be. http://www.theguardian.com/technology/gamesblog/2012/mar/15/journey-game-or-interactive-art

The soul :P

Yes. On the classic spectrum of visual arts, there is "fine art" on on end and "arts & crafts" on the other with fashion landing somewhere in the middle. The spectrum is typically based on the purpose or "meaning" in the art, and the difficulty of execution.

Always stand up when reciting dogma! :) It helps keep the plebians in line.

The history of Christianity in relation to the development of Western culture is valuable, whether a person is religious/spiritual or not. It fits in naturally with the study of philosophy, history, politics, literature, art... etc.

A fun VCOP openers pyramid display for your classroom. Progressive bands of sentence openers are combined in rows they progress in complexity.