KS2 New World Explorers Review/Quiz/Test/Assessment 8 questions, 10 marks A range of different types of questions Includes questions about: Ibn Battuta, James Cook, Vasco da Gama, Christopher Columbus, Ferdinand Magellan and Zheng He. Answers included 0-4 marks Working Towards 5-8 marks Expected 9-10 marks Greater Depth

KS2 short Shang Dynasty Assessment Quiz- End of Unit. 7 questions- 10 marks A mix of questions types I am using this for my Year 5 class at the end of the unit. Answers/mark scheme included 0-4 marks Working Towards 5-8 marks Expected 9-10 marks Greater Depth

A matching activity based on vocabulary from The Raven poem. Children to match the words to their definitions by either drawing a line or cutting and sticking. There’s two separate activities that can be used individually or as a whole. A great vocabulary activity even if you aren’t studying the poem. Children should read the word in the context of the poem to gain a better understanding and may use dictionaries to help them. suitable for Upper KS2 and KS3.

I have put this end of unit mini assessment together to assess children’s understanding of rivers. It has been created for Year 5 but could be used for other year groups. The mark scheme is included. Suggested grade boundaries: 0-4 marks- working towards expectations 5-7 marks- working at the expected standard 8-10 marks- working above the expected standard

Includes instructions for the teacher plus station cards for each activity outlining how to do it, a diagram plus an easier and harder option.

King’s Coronation Letter- Spot the errors. Children must find the punctuation and spelling errors in the letter to King Charles. Download includes: •Letter •Letter template to rewrite •Answers Aimed at KS2 but also suitable for KS3

Maths problems related to the King’s Coronation. Includes: EYFS/Year 1 problems and Year 1/Year 2 problems plus answers.

LKS2 and UKS2 Maths Word Problems related to King Charles’ Coronation. A variety of questions including subtraction, division, multiplication, measurement, fractions and time. Answers included.

Includes: Coronation Party Multiplication Challenge Coronation Themed Maths Problems Letter to King Charles- Spot the mistakes Aimed at KS2 but also suitable for KS3. Answers Included

KS2 King’s Coronation Multiplication Challenge. Children are to calculate the costs for the Coronation Party using multiplication with some addition and division too. Includes a standard worksheet and a simplified worksheet with the sum written out for them to then solve. The answers are included. Aimed at Year 4/5 but also suitable for Year 3 and 6. Can be edited to suit class’ needs.

A funny report about the 3 little pigs which includes the different features and the writing style. I have written this for Year 4 but suitable for KS2. The one with the red section is to be used to help the children edit and improve their writing. Ask them how it could be made better. Also includes some templates.

I designed these cakes with each month for my birthday display at School. For each month, I stick on the children whose birthdays it is.

A problem-solving task based around a party for the Queen’s Jubilee. Can be adapted and made easier or harder and there is the option to complete with or without a calculator based on the children. I am giving this to my Year 4 class, who a quite competent in maths, to complete without a calculator.

A task created for a WW2 themed maths lesson. It involves the children reflecting the ship in the X and Y axis so that there is a boat in each quadrant.

The children must work out the cost of each item using their knowledge of place value and how it relates to money. There is a 2 star and a 3 star sheet for differentiation.

This resource is available as a 1 star, 2 star or 3 star activity, depending on the child’s ability. It gives them angles that they must draw, using a protractor. This is suitable for upper KS2 or lower KS3.

I created this resource maths resource when teaching a Year 6 class. Our topic was WW2 however this can be used just for translations. The children must move the army ship around the quadrants to get to different countries. I would recommend this for years 5-8.

These sheets were used to support and extend children’s sentences in French so that they could describe themselves.

These cards can be used to award prizes to pupils. Teachers can award them, they can be used as a lucky dip or children can choose from them. A fun way to reward children!

Children must read the short passage and then decide what happens next and carry it on in their own writing. The resource includes the short passage and some word banks.

I created questions for a time test and made an answer sheet for the children to answer the questions. You can tailor your questions to fit this answer template or use the ones attached.