Heavily adapted from this fantastic resource for SEN review of the four operations, specifically column multiplication (by one digit) column addition (with carrying) column multiplication (with borrowing) long division (no remainders) Activity follows the student as a police officer, performing maths operations to catch the robber! There are areas to incorporate a child’s special interest (here retro video games) to make the resource interesting and tailored to the child.

This PowerPoint helps teach recognising types of graphs and finding their formula at GCSE level.

Sheet looking at combining simple sentences to compound sentences using conjunctions. First half gives the combined sentences with missing conjunction, second half required writing out the full sentence.

Worksheet to illustrate the relationship between division and multiplication using large numbers. I use this sheet with SEN kids and don’t point out the relationship beforehand - it’s a great sense of gratification for them when they figure out the pattern, and don’t have to do any more maths to solve the problems!

This resource breaks down every formula that could be used in GCSE AQA maths exams, clearly showing which need to be memorised, which need to be understood, and which, if applicable to the exam, will be given and explained.

This is a fun 1 on 1 or small group game to play with children gaining confidence in column addition (two digits, with carrying). This game is easily adaptable to a different question set. Rules: Choose 2 numbers from the list, and add them together using column addition. If the total matches one of the numbers in the grid, put a tick by that number. The first person to get any 5 is the winner.

25 worded questions mixing basic fractions (halves to quarters), multiplication (2 and 5), column addition and subtraction. Each set of five questions has one of each type of question, so could be split up into small groups for a class challenge, or for warm-up activities.

Six mixed addition and subtraction worded problems from the sweetshop! I use this sheet to teach column subtraction where numbers must be regrouped twice for SEN learners.

A sheet for LA Year 7 science to support and guide thinking and learning surrounding geothermal energy resources. This sheet was used as a precursor to an independent (guided) investigation into energy sources.

Made for very unmotivated set 4 year 8s to practise substituting into an expression. Print the second slide so students all have a copy, and keep your slide up on the board so once they’ve had a go you can talk through answers together. First slide is to demo how to solve the activity.

Practice sheet with a clear reminder section on how to round hundreds numbers to both the nearest ten and the nearest hundred. Perfect for revision once a topic has been taught!

These were created as preparation for the 11+ exam, but can be used for any age or class.

Used as a review of common, proper, abstract, collective nouns, and pronouns. Has a matching game, sorting activity, and identification in sentences. Used for SEN as very guided activity.

A structured worksheet to encourage independent research into an animal from Antarctica in year 7 SEN Geography course. Optional after finishing worksheet to create a paragraph, poster, or PowerPoint on their chosen animal.

Revision on column addition and subtraction (carrying and borrowing) and long division with remainders. These sheets are used for a review of basic techniques and question types before looking at worded or multi-step problems using these methods.

PowerPoint and group investigation activity used with my set 3 year 9s. This lesson was used after they were familiar with expanding single brackets and needed a bigger challenge to stretch their problem solving and lateral thinking skills. Turn it into a competition for a more fun lesson!

A guided recap/ review of common, proper, collective, abstract and pronouns with sentences and examples to guide understanding. Presented by a witch!

6 different prompts for creative writing in 11 plus style, along with a guided planning page for each prompt, and mark scheme criteria for each writing task. These are excellent to do one per week as lead-up to 11 plus, or as creative writing tasks to improve on planning and story structure. Writing prompts are in the following styles: Letter writing essay writing Personal account Diary entry Imaginative account Continuous writing

An introduction to common, proper and abstract nouns as a cute PowerPoint and work-along sheet duo! Perfect for SEN lessons as highly structured and easy to follow along with minimal writing.

A lesson on Pythagoras theorem working in 2D and 3D, including a work-along document for the PowerPoint, and multiple practice question sheets for use in the lesson, or for homework.