Quiz style activity for children to recap on Uses of Everyday materials in Science for Year 2. Green = 1 point Orange = 2 points Red = 3 points

A walkabout bingo style activity to consolidate or recap on the topic of money in maths for Year 2.

A retrieval activity for children telling the time in Year 2 to consolidate the topic or recap/revise the analogue clock. Children move around the classroom and ask each other the questions, writing their answers and names down.

Worksheet where children look at the graphemes and sort them into the different headings. Extension - add their own words to the columns.

Children look at the prefix -tri and use picture clues to spot the pattern that tri means 3. *pictures/photographs are not my own and are taken from the internet.

Worksheet for Year 2 children to look at word endings for ‘dge’ and ‘ge’.

A worksheet which features all the 'a' words featured in both the year 3 and 4, and year 5 and 6 spelling word list 2014.

Whiteboard activity for children to work together in pairs. The children take it in turns to answer a question on their whiteboards and their partner must check. Then they swap. Lots of examples and then ready for children to go onto their own independent work of your choice.

Retrieval Activity for the Great Fire of London - quiz style activity. Good for Year 2. Green = 1 point Orange = 2 points Red = 3 points

Retrieval activity on the continents and oceans for Year 2 Geography. Good as a recap activity. Children score points based on a colour coded system.

A retrieval activity to recap on knowledge learnt during Geography topic on Japan/Leeds for Year 2. Could be used in Year 3 for a recap. Bingo style activity where children move around the classroom and ask different children a question, recording their answer and their name.

Retrieval ‘Walkabout’ activity recapping on key knowledge children need to know about the Vikings in KS2.

A retrieval activity for KS2 on pollination. Useful as a recap on a topic at the start of a science lesson or the end of a unit.

Children colour in the words spelt correctly in green and correct the mistakes in pencil.

Explore past tense verbs with Lance’s Learning Lab’s Year 2 worksheet. Designed for simplicity, this resource introduces regular and irregular verbs, guiding students through exercises to change verbs into the past tense. With clear instructions and straightforward activities, it’s a practical tool for building grammar skills in young learners.

Introduce young learners to the power of prefixes with Lance’s Learning Lab’s Year 2 worksheet on the prefix ‘un’! This resource is specifically designed to help students understand how adding ‘un’ changes the meaning of words to signify ‘not’. Packed with engaging exercises and clear examples, this worksheet guides students through identifying words with the ‘un’ prefix and understanding their meanings in context. With Lance’s Learning Lab, teaching vocabulary becomes a breeze! Empower your Year 2 students with essential language skills and watch their confidence soar with Lance’s Learning Lab!

Words are jumbled up and children need to put the prefix, rootword and suffix in the correct order.

Discover the world of plural nouns with Lance’s Learning Lab’s Year 2 worksheet! This resource is tailored to help young learners understand how to form plurals by adding either ‘s’, ‘es’, or ‘ies’ to words. Through simple exercises and clear examples, students will master the skill of making nouns plural in no time. With Lance’s Learning Lab, learning grammar is fun and easy!

This worksheet is ideal for extra revision before KS2 reading SATs. The questions are about a short passage from a book called 'Evil Star'. The worksheet starts off with a simple skimming and scanning activity and then moves onto literal, inferential and finally evaluative questions, complete with a mark scheme.

A science lesson to help children remember the components that make up blood in the human body. Children can follow a simple recipe and make their own blood. I found the idea from another member on TES and adapted it to suit my class. The children enjoyed it and by the end of the lesson, and for weeks after, could tell me the components in blood and their functions.