A worksheet designed to test the knowledge/learning of your pupils. Children label the layers of the Earth and the answer a list of questions This could also be used to guide your teaching and key questions for a topic. Also, guillotine friendly!

One worksheet which is double-sided and includes THREE activities about the 5 K’s in Sikhism- an essential for your topic! Activity 1- Describing the objects using a table and answering questions. I used the real objects but you could easily substitute simple fact cards of comprehension text. Activity 2- Research focused. Activity 3- Where are the 5 K’s found on the body? My class thoroughly enjoyed this lesson and so was then carried out in other parts of the school. I found that Sikhism resources were hard to find and this ticks the boxes!

A sheet for the children to complete about their problem or to explain an apology.

LO: To find out how solid shapes can be changed. Using the hook of a pirate ship, children aim to build their own but what material should they use? Children fill in the differentiated worksheet to find out which material they should use for their very own pirate ship.

A mat that displays all of the year 5/6 spellings and key grammar for this phase. Pastel themed.

Knowledge organiser for the Second World War.

LO: To be able to identify the causes and dangers of an earthquake. A lesson that details the dangers of earthquakes and why they happen. Children are engaged with hands-on activities and team/pair activities.

A class set of drama roles for acting out different scenarios. You could warm-up by playing Upstairs/Downstairs or use it at the end of a topic to show the day in the life of a Roman. I used these as a drama activity and took the children outside where they walked, talked and ate like their Roman. They even chose names!

KS1 worksheets for fair testing. Simple, easy to use and editable!

A set of key science methodology signs that can be used for displays or working walls. I have used them previously for children to choose which method they think we are using.

A set of questions to get children thinking about everyday materials. They are suitable for any age and create in-depth conversations about materials. They can be used as a starter to a topic, a hook, a conclusion piece or plenary. Your lesson will not be the same without them!

A basic pack to begin your topic on fractions. Can be used in most year groups and covers a range of needs. The pack caters to every need and can be used in groups. I personally used these daily to support and secure fractions skills!

Easy to use worksheet to practice fraction skills. Includes pictoral and concrete sections. Can be use as a starter or plenary and it is editable. I persoanlly used them byt pinning them onto the maths working wall and children completed them when they finished their main task. Can be blown up to be used as part of a display or working wall.

This is a powerpoint that was delivered to cover the topic of pets! It has a range of discussion activities and a whole-class sorting activity. It even has a section on strange looking animals- what could they be?

These worksheets are used to support the observation of objects sinking or floating. Simply have a bowl of water and some objects handy and then see if they sink or float. These worksheets promote scientific thinking, including prediction, observation and comparative testing! All in one lesson! This was extremely popular with my class!

A checklist to ensure children have included all the features of a biography. Completely editable and easy to use. Can be used as a whole class starter!

An essential mat for children to refer to. Includes a place value grid, hundreds square, multiplication grid, measurement conversions and fraction/decimal/percentage conversions. Pastel colour scheme and includes an are for them to display their own method.

I stick these into the front of children’s books and display on the wall. i then write the number of the question I would like answering. Excellent to speed up marking/feedback.