Pirates and Explorers Choose from 5 different shaped hats and decorate them with a variety of items such as tassels, feathers, buttons and badges. The badges include all kinds of designs such as skull and bones, cross swords, flag, parrot, anchor and helm steering wheel. A super simple to use PowerPoint file that allows you to drag and drop the items onto your hat. Rotate, resize and flip items to get the desired effect. This resources is super great for teaching younger children how to manipulate objects on the screen and is perfect for individual use or group use on an interactive whiteboard. Finally, with a couple of clicks, your hats can be printed out to create wonderful displays or look great in their books.

A step-by-step guide to creating a 3D printable Roman Amphitheatre in Sketchup - aimed at Primary School children. The resources also include download links for the 3D Sketchup models themselves.

A PowerPoint containing a variety of mini tasks to help you establish your children's Computing knowledge. See the image to look at which skills this test targets. These skills are taken directly from Martin Goulden's Computing scheme of work. For more information about the scheme please get touch!

An editable Word document of the Little Red Riding Hood story rewritten by Martin Goulden. Challenge your children to correct all of the spelling mistakes in the story using Word’s spell check. Be careful though, Word has missed some spelling mistakes and not all of the suggestions are correct. Challenge the children further by getting them to use the synonym finder to try and improve some of the boring adjectives within the story. A great way to introduce skills that can be applied during cross-curricular work on computers.

A PowerPoint containing a variety of mini tasks to help you establish your children's Computing knowledge. See the images to look at which skills this test targets. These skills are taken directly from Martin Goulden's Computing scheme of work. For more information about the scheme please get touch!

A PowerPoint containing a variety of mini tasks to help you establish your children's Computing knowledge. See the image to look at which skills this test targets. These skills are taken directly from Martin Goulden's Computing scheme of work. For more information about the scheme please get touch!

Create your own Queen in this Computing PowerPoint activity for KS1. Teach your children how to insert, resize and rotate shapes in addition to changing their outline colour and fill coulr. Use the premade shape templates to help you and then drag and drop the shapes to create the picture of the Queen.

This is a super easy way to practice shading in fractions of shapes. Click sections of the shapes to colour them in. Clicking them multiple times will rotate through 4 diffierent colours. Take on the challenge! -Perfect for the Interactive Whiteboard or for individual use -Over a 160 unique, editable questions -5 levels of difficulty (self-differentiation) -Special macros to create replay-ability and randomise questions. *Note: You must enable macros on opening this PowerPoint file*

“You arrive at three ancient doors. Which door do you choose?” Write your own adventure stories where you, the reader, choose your own path - like authors such as Ian Livingstone. Differentiated through 10,7 or 5 paragraphs, write them on the PowerPoint files provided and the hyperlink buttons will take you to the next part of the story. There are two sets of immersive PowerPoint files that each give you starting/linking sentences - provided are 1st person and 3rd person files. Perfect for practicing setting descriptions and creating writing with suspense! *Included are some images from a computer game called Legend of Grimrock. Please note that these images are readily available via their website and are simply added in this package for convenience, not profit.