Get to know you bingo is a fun way to get children talking and engaging with each other early on in a meaningful way. Perfect for breaking the ice and getting children sharing their names.

This new set of connect 4 games includes: number bonds to 20 number bonds to 100 (multiples of 10) number bonds to 100 (multiples of 5) number bonds to 100 (random) subtraction facts to 20 addition facts to 20 doubles (below 30) doubles (between 25-55)

54 printable times table cards covering the trickiest tables in helpful colour coded sets. Using the results from the tech firm Flurrish, these cards show the times tables that children find the trickiest to learn. Support them by sticking these bold design cards on the back of chairs, up the stairs or around the room. Or why not use them as flash cards! Colour coded times table grid shows which ones are the trickiest. Cards also show division facts.

Use this spelling menu to provide more interesting ways of developing the children’s spelling. There are 20 activities the children can choose from.

Printable text and posters for display to support times table rock stars.

These funky clock arrows are a really helpful resource to guide children in learning to tell the time. They can be used alongside your classroom clock all year round, or until your students are confident with the time and the different time expressions.

This template for a Mayan temple pop-up is a fun way for the children to display their understanding of the Mayan Civilisation.

A tried and tested, fun way for kids to develop quicker recall of the division facts for the times tables. Printable Connect 4 boards for X2 to x12 Times table games also available from my store.

This pack includes 7 beautifully presented posters (plus some alternative colours) that are sure to inspire the little wizards in your classroom! Files as jpegs and as a PDF

A set of 27 stem sentences to help take your children’s maths talk deeper. Sentence stems can be used when students are: engaging in a math discussion with a peer. practicing the use of academic language. sharing their thoughts on how to solve a particular problem. reflecting on a math concept recently learned.

A magical lesson perfect for your witches and wizards! Join Ollivander at the wand store as he guides your class through designing and making a wand. Pack includes a unique and high-quality PowerPoint along with the activity sheet in 2 forms. An excellent activity to deliver alongside the Cool Classroom Potions Class lessons. (All graphics created by Cool Classroom or copyright free)

Dobble/ Spot it inspired game for helping children to read and recognise the Phase 5 phonics sounds. There’s a matching sound on every card. Can the children spot it? All phase 5 sounds and additional phase 4 sounds to revisit (to make the game work but also gives another chance to use the sounds) Included: A4 printable set individidual cards to print as needed. (suggested 6 per A4 page)

This is the ultimate football and times tables classroom resource! If you want to give your class a new and exciting way to use and develop their times table facts, then give Premier Maths a go. Building on the passion for men’s and women’s football, your students can go head to head in simulated matches using the roll of the dice to generate multiplication facts. With optional extra rules including star players, fouls, seedings, manager modes, home team advantages- this is the closest you can get to Fifa in the classroom! Pack includes: Very detailed KS2/LKS3 friendly PowerPoint explaining how to play the game. Football kit design sheets score tracker cards 1-12 spinners (for when 1-12 dice are not available) star player cards home team advantage cards times table grids red and yellow cards football pitch playing surface

Use this template to agree and record your class vision for behaviour in your classroom. Two versions included- with intro text and without.

Here’s a poster to encourage children to let those unhelpful words fall off them. Use it as a discussion point that, although it can be tricky, those negative words people speak over us don’t have to define us. A discussion to build resilience.

These posters are to give children ways to explore with clay. Can you make the clay…? It is so important that we teach the children how to use clay, giving them time to explore, before we expect a final outcome. Tips: I use a lesson to just the kids explore. First creating the smoothest balls, then seeing how flat they can make it without tearing, then creating the longest and thinest sausages. Finally, introducing this word mat. Encourage them to only use their hands before introducing tools later.

Free title for the Anglo Saxon topic