This editable PowerPoint includes over 30 slides to support your class to practice their editing and proofreading skills. Each slide has an error-filled sentence which students correct in their notebooks. The correct form of each sentence is in the slide notes. Editing symbols can appear on each sentence to indicate where the mistakes are. Included: Intro slides, 6 simple slides to use for teaching the routine, and 3 sets of approximately 10 slides - enough for a whole half term of daily practice! Like this daily practice activity? Check out my store for daily Maths retrieval practice too!

Looking for ways your students can practice prefixes? 4 activities provided for 8 commonly taught prefixes (un-, dis-, im-, mis-, re-, pre-, auto-, super-). Includes identifying root word and prefix, identifying word meanings, sorting words, matching words to prefix and completing sentences. Excellent as homework, extension activities or classwork. Tried and tested with my own students!

Enjoy this FREE pack of images to use as prompts for math talk. I use these as lesson starters to to make connections between learning, but they also work well as plenaries or challenges for children who finish early. Consider asking questions such as: “What maths can you see?” “What do you notice?” “What trick is this picture playing?” This is a great resource to promote oracy and support students who are English language learners. Can be used across KS1 and KS2. Slides are tagged with a few suggestions of relevant maths units. None of the images are my own, hence this being a free resource. I struggled to find these types of images to share with students and wanted to have them all in one place. Images sourced from a wide range of sources, including free WRM materials, Diagnostic Questions and Power Maths. I was not able to trace the origins of most images and can remove them if needed. This file contains both a SmartNotebook file and a PowerPoint file