8 days worth of daily practice for upper key stage 2 10 questions per challenge level per day There are three challenge levels for each day – bronze, silver, gold. There are progressively harder. Answers are on the following slide. I let my pupils select the challenge level, but you may want to direct pupils to begin with to select the correct challenge level for them. Every set of questions includes: addition, subtraction, division and multiplication. It is then supplemented by a mix of fractions, percentages, shape, angle, primes/factors/squares, conversion facts.

8 days worth of daily practice for upper key stage 2 Between 8 -10 questions per challenge level per day There are three challenge levels for each day – bronze, silver, gold. There are progressively harder. Answers are on the following slide. I let my pupils select the challenge level, but you may want to direct pupils to begin with to select the correct challenge level for them. Every set of questions includes: addition, subtraction, division and multiplication. It is then supplemented by a mix of fractions, percentages, shape, angle, primes/factors/squares, conversion facts.

6 Matching cards for converting measures 9 matching cards for angle parameters. Can be used as a find matching pairs game or printed double sided to create a question revision flash card set

Up to three targets can be tracked across the school day and week with this editable target tracker - can be used be both teachers and students

Type your own questions into each box and place the answer in the top box of the next card to create a your own loop cards to meet the needs of your children Cut out each of the question cards and place around room/outside Print out and distribute the answer sheet one per group/person. Children can start anywhere. They solve the problem and then hunt for the next card which will have the correct answer in the top box - they then answer the question that card and so on…

Parent guide to support children with reading beyond initial word reading - questions to ask based on the reading domains with explanation to support parent’s understanding. INTRO Lots of us are comfortable supporting the very earliest stages of reading - but once the children are reading fluently and starting to engage with longer chapter books, we can feel a bit lost about how to continue to support them as readers. It is still VITAL that parents read with their children throughout key stage 2 - this guide gives some support and overview of the key reading skills that are required for successful readers and specific questions that you can ask to support your child’s reading.

Common grammar term flashcards - including cards without definitions to be used for question and recall. 18 cards in totals if made double sided. Cards would need to be printed and then cut up.

Your questions go in the main white section and the answer goes in the yellow box of the next card along - in this way it will create a loop. 16 cards once made with answers included

4 sheets comprising 18 matching pairs with one card having just the grammar term and the matching card having a definition as well.

Conversion/ Angles maths flashcards which can be printed and double sided so that they can be used for both revision and question sessions 17 cards if made double sided mm -cm-m-km conversions ml-L conversion Prime, Factors, Multiples Angle types

A brief summary of grammar in KS2 with clear and simple explanations for parents - not an exhaustive list but a good summary resource for those who have perhaps not looked at grammar in a while

An overview of science unit vocabulary which shows how vocabulary can be built when topics are revisited across KS1 and KS2. This includes scientific enquiry. Words in purple demonstrate that these support cohesion as they are revisited throughout the curriculum

Cut out each of the question cards and place around room/outside Print out and distribute the answer sheet one per group/person. Children can start anywhere. They solve the problem and then hunt for the next card which will have the correct answer in the top yellow box - they then answer the question that card and so on… 16 cards with answer card

Cut out each of the question cards and place around room/outside Print out and distribute the answer sheet one per group/person. Children can start anywhere. They solve the problem and then hunt for the next card which will have the correct answer in the top box - they then answer the question that card and so on… 18 cards and answers Deals with equivalent - ( 10ths, 100ths, 1/2, 1/4/, 1/5, 1/3)

Cut out each of the question cards and place around room/outside Print out and distribute the answer sheet one per group/person. Children can start anywhere. They solve the problem and then hunt for the next card which will have the correct answer in the top box - they then answer the question that card and so on… 18 cards once made with answers included

Cut out each of the question cards and place around room/outside Print out and distribute the answer sheet one per group/person. Children can start anywhere. They solve the problem and then hunt for the next card which will have the correct answer in the top yellow box - they then answer the question that card and so on… 16 cards mm, cm, m, km

Bundle including all KS1 science units Clear lower case letters allow easy understanding and support spelling

Bundle including all Upper KS2 science units Clear lower case letters allow easy understanding and support spelling

Bundle including all LKS2 science units Clear lower case letters allow easy understanding and support spelling