The I Can Learn from Others classroom display promotes collaboration, empathy, and a growth mindset by reminding students that everyone has...
The I Am Capable of Great Things classroom display encourages students to believe in their abilities and potential. Designed to promote conf...
The Effort Leads to Success classroom display inspires students to recognise that consistent effort and perseverance lead to achievement. Th...
The Challenges Make Me Stronger classroom display promotes a positive growth mindset by reminding students that facing challenges helps them...
This editable PowerPoint version of the Woodland Theme Do Now / I Need display allows teachers to personalise classroom routines and student...
The Woodland Theme Do Now / I Need display helps students start each day smoothly and independently. It provides a clear, visual routine for...
Bring calm, nature-inspired organisation to your classroom with the Woodland Theme Class Jobs Chart. This set includes everything teachers n...
This editable PowerPoint version of the Bump It Up Wall allows teachers to customise their classroom display to suit any subject area or yea...
Create an engaging Bump It Up Wall display that helps students visually track their learning progress. This classroom display supports goal...
This unit invites students in Years 3–6 to explore how genre influences storytelling through classic and contemporary texts such as An Illus...
‘Polish and Perfect’ supports the Triple Take Toolkit. Students fine-tune three short pieces and a reflection by checking genre consistency,...
The Genre Unit Suggested Answers booklet provides model responses and sample analyses for all key activities across the unit. It includes ex...
A pair of Years 5–6 worksheets that use ‘Boys of Blood and Bone’ to examine realism and historical fiction, then contrast those qualities wi...
This two-page Years 3–6 pack uses Anthony Browne’s Willy stories to explore character and genre. Willy Levels Up guides students to track Wi...
A two-part set that uses ‘Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day’ to explore genre. In Real or Make Believe?, students...
A two-page Years 3–4 set for ‘The Very Itchy Bear’. Giggles & Signals helps students spot humour conventions by identifying repetition, surp...
This two-page Years 3–4 set uses ‘Two Peas in a Pod’ to explore genre through pictures and simple structure. Picture Clues, Real World Views...
These two ‘Tom Tom’ worksheets are a two-page Years 3–4 set that links the text with a short Grimm scene. Real World vs Story Woods asks stu...
A two-level reflection set that helps students explain how genre shaped choices about characters and stance, setting, language and structure...
A quick, student-friendly reflection tool for Years 3–6 that caps off the Genre Unit. The Glow & Grow sheets guide learners to present a fin...
A combined 5-point rubric set for a three-piece cross-genre portfolio with reflection. The Years 3–4 rubric targets clear genre signals acro...
A paired 5-point rubric set for assessing the Genre Face-Off comparison task. The rubrics use student-friendly language so expectations are...
‘Compare and Correct’ is an editing toolkit for comparative responses. Students check evidence selection, comparison language and reader-eff...
A paired 5-point rubric set for assessing transformative writing where students rewrite a Grimm scene into a new genre and add an author’s n...
Transform and Tidy’ is a targeted editing pack that helps students refine their genre transformation drafts. It guides checks for genre fit...
A complete portfolio toolkit for Years 3–6 in which students develop three short pieces from one prompt in three different genres, then refl...
A comparison toolkit for Years 3–6 where students examine how two genres handle the same situation. The planning sheets guide students to na...
A complete Genre Transformer assessment package for Years 3–6. Students rewrite a selected Grimm scene into a new genre and explain their ch...
Students explore how writers blend genres or create a genre twist (change one rule) to surprise readers. Using a Grimm-style base moment, st...
Students explore how setting choices shape mood and genre signals. Using one shared Grimm-style moment, they reset the scene in contrasting...
Relevant suggestions will appear here when available.
