<p>Introduction to algebra using visual prompts. Questions on the power-point, along with the answers.<br /> Lower Ability questions are also included as a separate word document</p>

<p>This helps to find out if students understand which each piece of punctuation is.</p>

A set of worksheets for Ratburgers. Some can be used for other books too. A great way of confirming a child has understood what they have just read.

<p>Help Plan Granma’s Picnic.<br /> Helps Budgeting<br /> Addition<br /> Subtraction<br /> Multiplying and Dividing<br /> Brilliant for Year 5+</p>

Spellings I have used for my lower ability groups across year 5,6 and 7.

<p>This is used for Year 5 however, could be used to help year 6 recap mixed numbers into improper fractions.</p>

<p>I did this for a lesson observation and it went really well.<br /> I did this with year 5 but could easily be done with younger students and year 6.<br /> Looks as SPaG and how to use them.<br /> Contains:<br /> Presentation<br /> Worksheets<br /> And Answers.<br /> Look on youtube for a video.</p>

<p>Used for a range of years. Getting students to understand the algebraic notations for angles.</p> <p>A highlighting task to help students to see where the angles are. Useful for revision along with in-class task.</p>

An essay for holes. How friendship is shown in the book holes.<br /> <br /> Gives a guide and what you will need for the lesson

Great for motivating students to put their hand up and answer questions.

<p>Roman Numeral starter.</p>

<p>Used as a star challenge for my year 5 maths class. Shapes represent numbers. Students need to figure what the number is.</p>