20 questions that make up a full Reading Comprehension out of 31.Based on Year 6 SATs questions this is a fantastic resource for Year 6 children or Year 5 who will soon be in Year 6. resource follows the KS2 content domains.

A fourth daily arithmetic test.

Many of my children from Year 1-Year 6 are addicted to the game Fortnite. This is an assembly that highlights some problems with the game and opens it all up for a discussion with the children. It can be adapted for KS3 children aswell- where you would be able to go deeper into the topic.

Draw and design a vehicle that would be ideal in the game Fortnite. An ideal exercise for Year 6 children Post SATs.

A complete set of Guided Reading activities for Once by Morris Gleitzman. Particularly aimed at Year 5 or Year 6.

A powerpoint giving tips for that perfect story. This is ideal for children of any age who are writing stories- perfect for KS2 and KS3 English lessons. The ppt has been written by myself- 27 years experience as a teacher, 3 books published on Amazon.

Ratio and Proportion based on the KS3 scheme of work. Ideal as a lesson on its own, but can also be used as an assessment for the end of unit.

A useful tool for Year 5 children which follows the objectives for short multiplication. Set out as the SATs arithmetic paper is. Answers provided.

An excellent short 20 question arithmetic test for year 3 or 4. This can be used as a starter or assessment tool at the end of the addition and subtraction objective. 10 addition and 10 subtraction questions that are set out like SATs papers.

A Year 3 Maths resource. The original lesson focuses on the creative activity of building a Predator Park with a budget. This was specifically a maths lesson, but can easily be turned into a cross curricular lesson with ICT and DT. Originally intended for a top year 3 maths group this PPT can be used for discussion about budgets and why certain animals cost more than others.

An excellent lesson for a class who either has low self esteem, or some behaviour difficulties. As a Deputy Head I have used this many times with my classes. Sometimes it descends into organised chaos with children loving the compliments.

A series of pictures which demonstrate how I inspired a Year 3 class. They were poor, unenthusiastic writers, but this lesson got them quite excited. In groups of 3 they were working on describing a setting, based on a small village, river and mountain. Most pictures had 3 differentiated activities and some were just one paragraph of writing. The lesson took place over 2 writing lessons.

This is a tracking resource that I have developed within our school. Each child is targeted at a level based on their previous KS. We have a 9 point system with 1-3 being below, 4-6 being on track and 7-9 GDS. These are tracked termly and as well as attainment you can also measure progress over the Key Stage.

A resource used for Year 3 children which was part of a project that built a Predator Park. This is a lesson that encourages discussion and preconcieved ideas.

An excellent way of tracking within the primary school. This can be used to track children in any year group. When I use the Venn Diagram I place tracing paper over the top to show how they have improved. This also forms part of any Pupil Progress meetings I have with my staff.

A simple investigation to test bar magnets in Year 3 and which poles attract or repel each other.