A short passage about a boy called Addi who finds himself lost in a dark and scary forest. This passage could be used as a whole class activity with year 6 or could be simplified to use with other year groups. An idea of how the first passage could be improved to make it more descriptive and interesting is included in this resource.

Three levels of worksheets for pupils' to identify symbols on an OS map.

Two worksheets of questions; the first asks pupils to read a chart and approximate distances. The second asks pupils to calculate using all 4 operations and to round to the nearest 10 or 100.

A short powerpoint to introduce pupils to Hampton Court Palace before a visit.

A blank MTP form that can be edited and completed as required.

Addition word problems. Numbers used can be easily altered for different abilities.

Two documents that can be used for similies work. One can be used as a writing template to record similies pupils create. The df + sheet gives instructions and word suggestions to allow differentiation of the activity.

These boards feature a happy and sad face icon plus a lost golden time board. They could be printed out and laminated to use for classroom management.

An end of unit assessment of Keeping Warm. The number of marks each question gives are on the sheet for pupils to see and allow easy marking. A sheet with the answers required is also provided here.

Great to use as a starter or whole class activity. These loop cards are differentiated.

Can you find all the hidden video games?

Don’t just write “and.” A short story about a dad called Julian who takes his children to beach. Change the conjunctions to make the story more interesting. Could be used as an early morning or extension task. Great for a supply teacher to use as a time filler.

An extremely popular English lesson resource that involves the use of multimedia and is aimed at developing children’s use of similies. This resource includes a powerpoint which features an extract from The Iron man and a video clip from the film, the Iron Giant, differentiated worksheets and pictures.

A poster/table card that features alternative words pupils could use instead of ‘said’ in creative/narrative writing.

Three differentiated sheets that can be used to record finding fractions of a number. Cubes/numicon are suggested as objects children can use to carry out this activity. There is also a fraction of shapes activity which could potentially be used for SEN children, with a different LO, alongside the fractions of a number activity.

Monster is having a party and needs to make an extra special drink. Pupils can work in pairs to work out how much drink Monster needs to make and to write a recipe for his special drink. A slide show and accompanying worksheet are included in this resource. Capacity lesson for key stage 2.

Use this to make notes on how the children are reading. Great for students, new teachers or to give to a volunteer or parent helper who is listening to readers.

Photos of how to make a cheese and pickle sandwich. I have made these pictures into a sequentional powerpoint to be used on an interactive whiteboard or adapted and printed out for pupils to use. It shows step-by-step photos and can be easily adapted and differentated as required.

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A variety of designs and layouts for this brilliant reward chart. Use the boxes down the side to define positive behaviors you want to encourage. and the boxes along the top to write each day of the week. Or you could define one behavior in the box at the top, the days of the week down the side and the boxes along the top to define each lesson or session through the school day. Remember to define the reward for getting stickers or ticks in each box too. So many ways you could use these reward charts. Can’t see a design you love, check out the product bundle for even more designs.