Blank Venn diagram perfect for illustrating similarities and differences between two things.
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Worried that your students are living increasingly sedentary lives? Encourage them to get moving - whether that’s through organised sport, dance, running, jumping or climbing! 60 minutes of physical activity is a must for children - let’s make it happen!
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Say goodbye to constant reminders about full stops and capital letters and say hello to student-led improvements with these proofreading and editing cards!
These differentiated cards are carefully crafted to suit various writing genres, ensuring that while success criteria may change, the core elements of effective writing remain consistent.
With this resource, students can take charge of their own writing by engaging in the essential steps of proofreading and editing (aka “re-crafting”). Encouraging independent checking and enhancing their written work not only cultivates valuable skills but also saves us precious time and preserves our teacher sanity during lessons!
Check out the different versions available within this resource to discover the perfect fit for each of your learners. You’ll find:
6x versions of proofreading cards
6x versions of editing/re-crafting cards (choose your preferred option)
These versatile cards transcend specific genres, making them ideal for narratives, descriptions, recounts, and beyond! All that’s left to do now is print, cut and laminate.
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18 pages, pdf
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Just what you need for your next Science experiment! On this worksheet, students will need to record the equipment and ingredients required to make salt crystals, the method they used to make them and observational drawings recorded once per week.
I created this worksheet to use with my Year 2 students during our Science unit on Rocks. My students loved this activity and especially liked how they could add food colouring to get different coloured salt crystals! Just a word of warning to ensure that all of your students create a super-saturated solution (to the point where no more salt can dissolve in the water), otherwise you’re at risk of getting some very disappointed little faces!
I also included a WALT (We Are Learning To) and Success Criteria at the top of the worksheet.
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Start the new term off with a bang! This booklet contains a range of activities from art to designing an app, to coding and sharing a powerful message with the world! There are 18 printable worksheets that can be used as stand-alone tasks or as a series of activities to get students engaged and excited about the school year ahead. 2024 & 2025 covers included.
Check out the 10 activities included in this pack:
Pixel selfie - Okay, so we don’t all have a flash camera. Colour in the squares to show what a pixelated photo of yourself would look like! Do you think you could recognise yourself?
Design your own denim jacket - Personalise your denim jacket with colours, patches, patterns and text to represent you!
Goal setting - Aim high this year and set yourself some challenging, but achievable goals. Set two personal and two academic goals and outline how you will work towards achieving them
Holiday storyboard - What adventures did you get up to over the holidays? Did you have some exciting moments or a series of unfortunate events? Draw or describe a moment, then show what happened 10 seconds before and after it!
Design an app - What problem could be easily be solved with the swipe of a screen and push of a button? Find a solution for your target audience then design an easy-to-use UI (user interface) for your app!
Create a character - Time to head to the character selection screen! Turn yourself into a character for an adventure video game. What are your character’s special abilities and what are their secret weaknesses?
My sphere - Where do you sit in this big-little world? Who are the people who influence you and, in turn, you influence back? Write their names in the appropriate circle:
Invent a game - You make the rules! Invent a game that could be played with your classmates, complete with an equipment list and diagram of how it works!
Encode it - Can you speak the language of computers? In this task, you will need to write a message to a buddy BUT you may only use two symbols: 0 and 1.
Message to the world - This is your chance to speak up! What message do you think the world needs to hear? S-t-r-e-t-c-h out your text to touch the lines.
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Get your students subtracting fractions in no time! This resource contains a subtracting fractions cheat sheet and a worksheet with 22 questions for students to practise subtracting fractions with unlike (different) denominators.
This also includes an answer key for quick marking and a challenge for your speedy students!
Check out these other fractions resources:
Adding & Subtracting Fractions Worksheets
Multiplying & Dividing Fractions Worksheets
Fractions of an Amount Worksheets
Mixed Numbers & Improper Fractions Worksheets**
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This bundle contains two fractions of amounts activities:
Fractions of an Amount - Unit Fractions Worksheet & Answer Key
Fractions of an Amount - Non-unit Fractions Worksheet & Answer Key
On the unit fractions worksheet, students will calculate fractions of an amount using division. All of the questions are with unit fractions e.g. 1/4 of 12 with denominators of 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 and 12.
On the non-unit fractions worksheet, students will calculate fractions of an amount by dividing by the denominator and multiplying by the numerator. Students need to know multiplication and corresponding division facts up to 10x10.
Each worksheet has a WALT (We Are Learning To) and success criteria/key mathematical knowledge at the top of the page, a set of practice questions and word problems.
Answers are included as well as grayscale versions of the question and answer sheets.
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In this worksheet, students will calculate fractions of an amount by dividing by the denominator and multiplying by the numerator. Students need to know multiplication and corresponding division facts up to 10x10.
A WALT and success criteria/key mathematical knowledge are included at the top of the worksheet. There are 10 practice questions and 3 word problems which students need to write out a matching equation for before solving.
Answers are included as well as grayscale versions of the question and answer sheets.
Check out these other Fractions resources:
Fractions of an amount (unit fractions)
Fractions worksheet bundle
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Get set for your next Maths lesson with this fractions multiplication worksheet. Includes WALT, success criteria/key mathematical knowledge, example, questions, and word problems.
Comes in colour and grayscale versions.
If you’d like more fractions multiplication worksheets, check out these other resources also on Tes!
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Multiplying fractions printable worksheets with answer keys for your next Maths lesson!
This resource contains four fractions multiplication worksheets:
-WALT, success criteria, example, questions, word problems
-WALT and questions (2 per A4 page)
-Questions/answers with optional simplification
-Questions/answers to be simplified and converted to mixed numbers
Each worksheet comes in colour and grayscale versions and has a corresponding answer page.
Students need to have prior knowledge of times table facts up to 12x12 as well as an understanding that multiplying two fractions involves finding a fraction of another fraction.
Teaching students fractions doesn’t have to be as tricky as we sometimes make it out to be. By following a clear process and understanding what they are doing, our students will build up their confidence and competence in no time!
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How does that work? Why does it occur? Launching into explanation writing with your students? Get set for success with these child-speak ‘I can’ success criteria.
This pack includes:
Child-speak success criteria for explanation writing
Differentiated sets of success criteria with three levels of challenge
Display posters with WALT and success criteria
Mini success criteria for students to stick into books
Editable text fields so you can customise to suit your learners
Link to a Google Doc with full editable success criteria
There are 3 levels of differentiation. The easiest level is suitable for Year 2 students (age 6), the mid level is suitable for Year 3/4 (ages 7-8), and the high level is suitable for Year 5/6 (ages 9-10).
When you download this resource, you will have access a link to the Google Drive folder with:
A14-page Google Slides presentation with editable success criteria(+ pdf version)
A 1-page Google Doc with full list of differentiated success criteria (+ pdf version)**
Looking for other writing resources? Check out these sets:
Success Criteria for Recount Writing
Success Criteria for Narrative Writing
Success Criteria for Letter Writing
Success Criteria for Persuasive Writing
Success Criteria for Instruction Writing
Success Criteria for Descriptive Writing
Success Criteria for Biography Writing
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Have your students mastered finding quarters using materials? Test their mental maths skills with the handy trick of finding half and half again!
This worksheet steps students through calculating 1/4’s of numbers using their knowledge of halves. Includes WALT, Success Criteria and Key Words.
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Scaffold your students with this recipe writing frame! Already followed a recipe to make something in class - super! If not, let your students pick something to write a recipe for and hope it sounds at least somewhat appetizing…
This worksheet contains the following sections: Description, Ingredients, Method, and Picture.
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A blank printable KWL grid for students to record what they Know (K), Want to know (W) and Learnt (L) about a topic.
KWL charts are ideal to use in Reading lessons before and after reading a non-fiction text or watching an informative video. You can also use them at the beginning of a Science, Humanities or Topic unit of work to gain insight into your students’ prior knowledge.
Not to mention, it’s a fantastic tool for your students! By prompting them to activate their prior knowledge, they’ll be primed to connect existing and new knowledge and actively engage with the information that comes their way!
This resource comes in portrait and landscape versions.
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Your one-page cheat sheet for how to subtract fractions! This free resource uses visuals and step-by-step instructions for subtracting fractions with like denominators as well as how to subtract fractions with unlike (different) denominators.
If you find it useful, leave a comment and let me know what fractions resources you want to see next!
Looking for more fractions resources? Check out my other fractions resources on at the minute teaching on Tes:
Worksheets on Adding & Subtracting Fractions
Worksheets on Multiplying & Dividing Fractions
Fractions of an Amount
Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions
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Help your students get started with making text-to-self connections for fiction texts with these sentence starter prompts. Includes a definition, WALT, success criteria, key words and space to record three text-to-self connections.
Each A4 page includes two copies so you can save on your printing budget!
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Give me 3 good reasons! A graphic organiser to help your students plan their persuasive writing arguments. Sections are: Introduction, Body Paragraphs and Conclusion.
Looking for more persuasive writing resources? Check these out:
Writing Graphic Organisers
Success Criteria for Persuasive Writing [editable]
Success Criteria for Persuasive Writing Year 1 - Free!
Success Criteria for Persuasive Writing Year 2 - Free!
Success Criteria for Persuasive Writing KS2 - Free!
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Pick a moot and challenge your students to come up with reasons for and against the statement. Don’t let them get away with a one-sided argument!
After your students have come up with reasons for each side, they need to use these to make an informed decision on whether they support the statement or not.
This resource has now been updated. Check out Writing Graphic Organisers for a range of planning templates for writing.
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Templates and graphic organizers to use in your next Reading lesson!
This pack includes:
Book Review Template
Forgot to get some new reading books for today’s lesson? Use what you’ve already got at hand and smash out some book reviews!
Fact File Template
After reading a non-fiction text or watching an informative video, get your students to pull out 3 key pieces of information and record them in their own words. Extend out the activity by adding pictures and getting students to present their learnings.
Identifying Features of Non-Fiction Texts Worksheet
After you’ve looked at non-fiction text features, see if your students can identify examples of the text features independently. Grab an appropriate level non-fiction text and get started!
KWL Chart (landscape, portrait)
Before reading a non-fiction text or starting a new topic, find out what students already know (K) and want to know (W). The bang for your buck doesn’t stop there though as your students later need to add what they learnt (L). 3 activities in 1!
Making Connections (Text-to-Self) Worksheet
Help your students get started with making text-to-self connections for fiction texts with these sentence starter prompts. Each page includes 2 copies so you can save on your printing budget!
Synthesising Chart
Teaching synthesising always sounds like a bit of a challenge but it doesn’t have to be. Here’s a synthesising chart which keeps it reeeeaaal simple.
Venn Diagram
A blank Venn diagram worksheet. Simple but always handy. Use to compare characters or texts.
Word Bank Chart
Build your students’ vocabulary by creating their own word bank. Make sure that you have a dictionary - oh sorry ipad - at hand for them to find the actual definition.
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Get ready for the start of term with this reading resources pack! This is designed to get you all set for planning and teaching beginning readers from Magenta to Gold (Levels 1-21) on the Reading Colour Wheel.
This resource includes:
> A Colour Wheel Reading Groups Template
> For each of the Reading Levels (Magenta - Gold):
Learning intentions with checkboxes written as ‘I can…’ statements
Lists of high frequency words for students to learn at each of the colour levels. I would send these lists home with my students so they could practise reading and spelling them for homework. I would also have a booklet for each of my students at school which they would use for independent spelling practice and I would use for assessment to tick off what words they’d shown me they could read/spell. My students loved taking ownership of their learning this way and I’d often see them taking the initiative to get their high frequency word booklet during Writing lessons to check their spelling!
Ready-to-go unit planning documents with sections for targeted skills
An action plan template to support learners through deliberate acts of teaching
> A generic list of Guided Reading prompts to use before, during and after reading
These are all resources that I found invaluable when teaching my Year 2s. I had readers all the way through from Level 1 to Level 20 so I really just needed to create an easy solution for myself to keep up with differentiated planning at each of the reading levels. I hope you also find them helpful!
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