This is a place value chart for students meeting the Expected Standard in Year 3. There is a grayscale version and a colour version, ready to be printed and laminated.

This place value chart also contains a Ten Thousands column, although students only technically need to know up to the One Thousands. The extra column is useful when teaching 4 digit addition, for HA learners. I have included a colour version and a grayscale version, ready to be printed and laminated.

This chart (which can be laminated) is designed to be printed in greyscale, in order to save the school money.

Very useful place value chart for Year 6 students. I use this when teaching them to multiply or divide by 10, 100 or 1000 and also when discussing the relationship between decimals and fractions (tenths and hundredths).

7 minute video designed for home learning. Teaches students about the history of the artform of silhouettes and then instructs them in how to complete a modern art project to create their own, using a biro and the lyrics of their favourite song.

10 minute video lesson designed for remote learning - suitable for Key Stage 1 or 2 (with suggested challenges for Key Stage 2 at the end of the video). Students will be taught what sculptures are and instructed on making a tree sculpture from found objects.

These worksheets are designed to help students to use apostrophes for omission.

This resource will help students to write a poem about their favourite pets, featuring 4 line stanzas (ABCB rhyme scheme).

Powerpoint to support students to write a narrative poem of their own, based on Ian Bland’s poem, ‘Go To The Head’. Suitable for students in Year 4 and above.

This lesson includes a PowerPoint and differentiated worksheets. Students will conduct an investigation to learn more about why animals and plants develop adaptive traits. This lesson was designed for Years Five and Six (KS2).

A great collective worship on the topic of friendship. Music needed from YouTube: ‘You’ve Got A Friend In Me’ (Toy Story).

You will need table tennis balls and straws for the main activity.

Fun less designed for students in Years 3 and 4.

A worksheet requiring students to add relative clauses into simple sentences. Begins with instructions and examples.

Worksheet focused on using commas to separate items in a list, or before a conjunction. Also, an additional example sheet which may be printed and stuck in students’ books, or displayed on an interactive whiteboard.

This is a two page worksheet that includes a simple ‘guide’ to how and when to use colons. Suitable for students in Years 5 and 6.

I have designed these place value charts to use with my Year 4 students - one chart simply shows Thousands, Hundreds, Tens and Ones, the other shows Tenths and Hundredths as well. The simpler chart I use in the Autumn Term, before we cover decimal numbers. I use the more complicated one in the Spring and Summer Terms. These are in colour - I laminate these charts to use throughout the year.

This is a two part lesson (2 worksheets). Children will first discuss what a consequence is and identify everyday examples. Then children will discuss who is responsible for doing something about bullying in their school and decide appropriate consequences for those concerned (e.g. feel ashamed for not interfering). I designed this lesson for a Year 4/5 class.

This lesson is suitable for children in KS2. During the lesson children will discuss how things change as you grow older (new responsibilities, physical changes etc). There are 2 worksheets for this lesson and 2 alternate worksheets for lower ability children to complete with support.

Included: 1 Lesson Presentation Worksheet (including extension tasks) This simple notebook (also uploaded as a PDF) will teach students to record tenths and hundredths as decimals or fractions. This is a two part lesson (first students learn to record tenths, then hundredths), with a quick starter to review place value and a short plenary, which requires students to self-explain. The worksheet is the first slide in the presentation. Please note, I have not included pictorial aids (such as hundred squares), but you could create a differentiated worksheet to include this.