A positivity poster to brighten up your learning space.
Print this teaching resource out and put it up in your classroom to encourage your students to consider how they can help to create a positive classroom.
“What you do might just change the world.”
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Is this available in landscape black and white please? I want to use it on the reverse side of the Upper Desk Mat with the student's name. They love to personalise their seating spot in Year 6. We choose our own desk each morning, so the placemat is how I know is sitting where. Thanks and I love your site! Louise