This product is a set of 70 task cards adding up Canadian money up to the value of $5.00. Each card shows a combination of coins up to a particular value which students add up and write the total in the space provided. <strong>Content</strong> • 70 Task cards • Answer Keys • Recording Task Card Sheet • Blank task cards • All six coins - (1 Penny coin used for teaching purposes only - Task Cards 1 to 7 ) • Flags <strong>Write and erase</strong> You can print onto cardstock, laminate and cut out the cards for students to practise adding up coin values. Ideal for early finishers and for those students who need more practice in adding up coins. <strong>Print off, cut out and glue into workbooks</strong> You may wish to record students’ work and so this resource is great for cutting out and sticking into workbooks or onto plain paper. Pupils do not have to work through the task cards in number order. Whatever ability the student is at, you can choose the appropriate task card. There is a Recording Sheet with space for the student’s name and date for when each activity card was completed. <strong>Alternative uses</strong> I have included blank card and coins which you can prepare to suit the needs of your students. E.g. Write the amount of money on the right-hand side of the card and then students cut out the coins to match the amount of money you have written down. Students can cut out the little flags and stick on the blank task cards. <strong>For small group or one-to-one activity</strong> Lay out cards that have the same value but different combinations of coins. Ask students to match the cards that add up the same amount and elicit what coins were used on each card. E.g. Both cards add up to 55c but one card shows 3x 10c (dimes) and 1x 25c (quarter) and the other card shows 2x 25c (quarters). Please see Preview Pane for sample of product. Thank you for visiting my shop:-) Download total: 44 pages UK Sterling£, AUS$, US$, NZ$ and EURO version of this resource.

This product is a set of 70 task cards up to the value of $5.00. Each card shows a combination of coins up to a particular value which students add up and write the total in the space provided. Content • 70 Task cards • Answer Keys • Recording Task Card Sheet • Blank task cards • All the coins and one dollar bill • Flags Write and erase You can print onto cardstock, laminate and cut out the cards for students to practice adding up coin values. Ideal for early finishers and for those students who need more practice in adding up coins. Print off, cut out and glue into workbooks You may wish to record students’ work and so this resource is great for cutting out and sticking into workbooks or onto plain paper. Pupils do not have to work through the task cards in number order. Whatever ability the student is at, you can choose the appropriate task card. There is a Recording Sheet with space for the student’s name and date for when each activity card was completed. Alternative uses I have included blank card and coins which you can prepare to suit the needs of your students. E.g. Write the amount of money on the right-hand side of the card and then students cut out the coins to match the amount of money you have written down. Students can cut out the little flags and stick on the blank task cards. For small group or one-to-one activity Lay out cards that have the same value but different combinations of coins. Ask students to match the cards that add up the same amount and elicit what coins were used on each card. E.g. Both cards add up to 55c but one card shows 3x 10c (dimes) and 1x 25c (quarter) and the other card shows 2x 25c (quarters). Please see Preview Pane for sample of product. Thank you for visiting my shop:-) Download total: 44 pages UK Sterling£, AUS$, CAN$, NZ$ and EURO version of this resource.

This product is a set of 70 task cards up to the value of £5.00. Each card shows a combination of coins up to a particular value which pupils add up and write the total in the space provided. Content • 70 Task cards • Answer Keys • Recording Task Card Sheet • Blank task cards • All the coins • Flags Write and erase You can print, laminate and cut out the cards for pupils to practise adding up coin values. Ideal for early finishers and for those pupils who need more practice in adding up coins. Print off, cut out and glue into workbooks You may wish to record pupils’ work and so this resource is great for cutting out and sticking into worksheets or onto plain paper. Pupils do not have to work through the task cards in number order. Whatever ability the pupil is at, you can choose the appropriate task card. There is a Recording Sheet with space for the pupil’s name and date for when each activity was completed. Alternative uses I have included blank card and coins which you can prepare to suit the needs of your pupils. E.g. Write the amount of money on the right-hand side of the card and then pupils cut out the coins to match the amount of money you have written down. Pupils can cut out the little flags and stick on the blank task cards. For small group or one-to-one activity Lay out cards that have the same value but different combinations of coins. Ask pupils to match the cards that add up the same amount and elicit what coins were used on each card. E.g. Both cards add up to 50p but one card shows 3x 10p and 1x 20p and the other card shows 2x20p and 1x 10p. Please see Preview Pane for sample of product. Thank you for visiting my shop:-) Download total: 44 pages US$, AUS$, CAN$, NZ$ and EURO version of this resource.

This product relates to addition of 3 single digits and finding missing numbers – column method sums/equations. This product contains: 5 Worksheets - Each sheet has 9 sums 5 Worksheets with missing numbers - Each sheet has 9 sums All worksheets contain a number line, but students can use any method to work out their answers. Worksheet 1 – addition within 10 Worksheet 2 – addition within 12 Worksheet 3 – addition within 15 Worksheet 4 – addition within 20 Worksheet 5 – addition within 30 There are five worksheets with missing numbers for students to work out and fill in. Worksheet 1 – addition within 10 Worksheet 2 – addition within 12 Worksheet 3 – addition within 15 Worksheet 4 – addition within 20 Worksheet 5 – addition within 30 Answers Included. Thank you for visiting my shop:-)

All About Me booklet. Ideal for Year 1/2, ESL, EFL and EAL students. Teacher’s Notes included. Use it during the first week back at school and find out about the children you’ll be teaching and children can find out about each other’s family and interests. The front page of the booklet, which is editable, comes in 7 border colours: plain white, blue, red, yellow, purple, green and grey. On the front page is a doodle box for children to doodle away and make their cover unique. The rest of the pages are for children to: do a self portrait write their age write who they live with draw the people they live with write three favourite things they like to do write and draw their favourite animal, TV show, colour and food A page about ‘More about me’ - children write a special day they like to celebrate, a place to visit, favourite subjects and what they want to be when they grow up. Last two pages are differentiated - Children might want to share some news, perhaps what they did during the summer or half term break. Hope you enjoy using the booklet.

This product is on the topic of All About Me. Aimed at: Reception/Year1 and Year 2. Use for ESL/EFL students for speaking about themselves and about other people. <strong>Content:</strong> • Teacher Notes (2 pages) • 42 Question Cards (colour and plain background) – Laminate and cut out • Rules for whole class activities using the question cards • Digit cards 1 – 32 (patterned and plain): Laminate and cut out • Worksheet (1 page) • Blank question and digit cards for your use **The question cards can be used in various ways. ** This is option 2. Arrange students in a semi-circle. Whole class activity – Laminate and cut out the flashcard numbers and randomly hand them out to the students. Print, laminate and cut out the question cards and place a selection in the centre. You select a question card and then to choose a student to answer the question, say ‘I want whoever has number 7 to answer the question.’ The student that has card number 7 answers the question. If you would like other students to answer the same question, then just say e.g. ‘I want whoever has card number, e.g. 23, to answer the same question.’ Depending on timing, you can decide on how many questions to select from the pack. Working in Pairs or small groups Students shuffle some question cards and lay them face down on the table. They take turns to turn over a card and ask each other questions. Worksheet – All About Me This is a single worksheet for students to complete. Activities on the worksheet: Draw a picture of themselves; write their name Age Birth date Write the colour of their hair and colour in the picture Write the colour of their eyes and colour in the eye picture Complete the six boxes. The 42 question cards are also on PowerPoint and editable. Extra blank cards - Askt students to write their own questions for others to answer. You might be interested in: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/all-about-me-pshe-presentations-and-question-name-generator-activity-sheets-question-cards-11354873

Teacher’s notes/guide (2 pages) A great addition to your weather unit activities. The product contains: • Letterings that spell ‘WEATHER INSTRUMENTS’ • 17 Posters with photos and description for wall display • 9 Factsheet Posters with clipart weather instruments • 9 Worksheets • 9 Blank writing slips for students to complete • 9 cut and glue match up weather activity LO: To learn weather instruments and what they are used for. Includes lesson starter. Letterings that spell ‘WEATHER INSTRUMENTS’ Seasonal lettering designs and plain white lettering that spell out weather instruments in upper case. Just print, laminate and cut around letters and attach to your wall display. 17 posters for display show photographs of each instrument and some facts. The posters are also on PowerPoint so that you can read them through with your class. Weather instruments: Anemometer Atmometer Barometer Wind vane Wind sock Hygrometer Thermometer Sling psychrometer Weather balloon Weather satellite Rain gauge Snow gauge Pilot Balloon Weather map Weather radar Stevenson screen These factsheet posters will help students complete their independent activities. 9 Factsheets clipart weather instruments These can be used as flashcards and/or you can also put a selection on students’ desks to complete their independent activities. <strong>The main weather instruments are: Anemometer, Barometer, Wind vane, Wind sock, Hygrometer, Thermometer, Weather balloon, Weather satellite and Rain gauge.</strong> Independent work 9 Worksheets: The more able students can complete the whole page worksheets. They write one or more facts about the instrument shown. Their writing should contain a lot more detail which they can obtain from the factsheets. Activity 1 - Cut out lined strips with picture of weather instrument: For students who can write one or two sentences about the weather instrument. Write the instrument and a sentence about it. Activity 2 – Read and match, cut and glue activity: Each strip of paper has a picture of a weather instrument and on a separate bit of paper is a description of an instrument. Students read the description of an instrument and then glue it to the correct picture on the strip of paper. Please see Preview Pane. Thank you for visiting my shop:-)

This resource comprises 5 worksheets on the water cycle and a missing jigsaw activity. The worksheets are also on PowerPoint and PDF format. These are additional worksheets you can give out during the lesson, use as assessment on the water cycle or as homework.  Two worksheets require students to write about the water cycle in their own words.  Three worksheets entail cut and paste activities. The simpler activities are cutting out the word strips and glue them onto the correct blank space to show the water cycle process.  The other cut and paste activity requires students to write the title in their workbooks or on a separate sheet of paper. Then they write about each word, cut out the strip and glue it into their workbooks. Some students may only be able to complete 4 strips. Let them choose a word to write about. Once the students have written something about each word, they can draw a picture for each strip.  There is a jigsaw puzzle to complete. It has 4 pieces missing with which students complete the puzzle picture of the water cycle. When this is completed, student cut out and stick the labels into the correct spaces on the completed puzzle. A finished puzzle is included to how the puzzle should look. NB: The picture was drawn on the computer and coloured in by hand.  Missing Jigsaw Puzzle pieces (b/w) – Print off the page with just one puzzle piece in place. Students complete the whole puzzle by cutting out the rest of the puzzles (8 pieces) and sticking them in place to complete the water cycle picture. Then as above, cut out the words and glue beneath the correct picture, e.g. precipitation would go beneath the rain cloud. Students can then colour in. Hope you enjoy using these resources.

A lovely addition to work on weather and seasons. The worksheets contain facts about snow, sleet and hail which the children will enjoy reading about. All the worksheets are on PPT and pdf. So you can pre-teach any vocabulary. In the gap-filling tasks, students work in pairs and have to work together to complete their respective worksheets. <strong>This resource comprises:</strong> • two non-fiction reading comprehensions plus questions. • two gap-filling exercises – Pair work collaboration is required. <strong>How we get snow and sleet - Reading comprehension</strong> Students read the text and answer 5 questions. They look for the answers in the text, tick correct statements and write full answers. Gap-filling activity – Students work in pairs to complete the missing information in Worksheet A and Worksheet B. Partner A will have worksheet A and Partner B will have worksheet B. In order to complete their worksheets, the students will have to read together to fill in the missing words on their respective worksheets. <strong>How we get hail - Reading comprehension</Strong> Students read the text and answer 5 questions. Students are required to look for the answers in the text, tick true or false statements and say why, write full answers and make a list. Gap-filling activity – Students work in pairs to complete the missing information in Worksheet A and Worksheet B. As above, Partner A will have worksheet A and Partner B will have worksheet B. In order to complete their worksheets, the students will have to read together to fill in the missing words on their respective worksheets. Thank you for your interest in this product.

This product contains additional worksheets for the unit on weather and seasons. It entails reading, writing and sketching. <strong>Content:</strong> Worksheet – Describing Clouds Worksheet – What Am I? Additional worksheets for the weather and seasons unit. <strong>Describing Clouds (1 page)</strong> Student describe pairs of clouds to show how they are different from each other, and then draw/sketch a picture. They can sketch from memory or look up images of these clouds in non-fiction books or on the computer. For example, on the worksheet, students will see that the ‘Cirrus and Nimbostratus’ clouds are sub-headings; the ‘Cumulus and Cumulonimbus’ are sub-headings and the ‘Cirrocumulus and Altocumulus’ are sub-headings. Once the worksheet is completed, students can see the difference between the sets of clouds. <strong>What Am I? Worksheets (2 pages) + Answer Sheets</strong> There are 5 clouds containing descriptions. Students read the description in each cloud and write the name of the cloud that is described and then draw a picture of it. An Answer Sheet is provided with these worksheets. Download: 6 pages - right click on zip file and then open the folder. Thank you for visiting my store.

This is a cloud matching activity resource. A useful additional to your weather unit on types of clouds. <strong>Content:</strong> 2 Sets of Photographs of Different Types of Clouds (Total of 20 photos) 10 Cloud Name Labels to match to photographs 2 Sets of Photographs with Answers 10 Cloud Description Task Cards 10 Cloud Description Task Cards with Answers The clouds are: cirrus cirrostratus cirrocumulus altocumulus altostratus stratus stratocumulus nimbostratus cumulonimbus cumulus 4 photos to one page. Print all photos onto card paper, laminate and cut out. Print Cloud Card labels, laminate and cut out Children match the blank photos with the correct cloud labels. Reveal answers: Show the photographs with the name of the cloud already labelled. <strong>Description Task Cards – Answers Included</strong> You or the students can cut out these task cards and glue into workbooks. Students read the description of the cloud and write the name of the cloud in the space provided. Please see Preview Pane for sample of resources. Total download: 22 pages Thank you for your interest.

This product is on the topic of types of clouds. • Lesson Plan – 1 hour session • PowerPoint Presentation (1) – 30 Slides • PowerPoint Presentation (2) – 6 Slides • Optional Video link to The Science of Clouds (5:42 mins) • Cloud Wheel Templates • Worksheet - Latin Cloud Names/Various mini exercises • Word Searches (x2) with Solutions • 24 Flashcards (x2) Colour/b/w The Lesson Plan includes learning objectives and outcomes and PowerPoint Slides numbers are referred to. The lesson starts off briefly reviewing the water cycle and then leads onto types of clouds and the sort of weather we may experience. The PowerPoint Presentation explains how the clouds are formed, their features and there are photographs/pictures of the common type of clouds children may recognize in the sky. They even learn about how snow is formed and then falls as either snowflakes or sleet. The Presentation a video link relating to clouds which children will enjoy watching. (5:42 mins long). Presentation 2 - Provides helpful information for children to review water cycle vocabulary, meaning of cloud names and explains that cloud coverage is measured in oktas. Differentiated Cloud Wheel Template: Children make a Cloud Wheel to be used in the last part of the lesson. There is an example of a Cloud Wheel I made to show the children. Two word searches The worksheet contains 3 mini tasks. Draw a line to match the Latin name to the English meaning. Unscramble the name of the clouds and write them out. Search for the 5 words in the mini word search. 24 Flashcards relating to clouds the weather in general: cloud, fog, mist, cirrus, cirrostratus, cirrocumulus, nimbus, nimbostratus, cumulonimbus, stratus, stratocumulus, cumulus, precipitation, altocumulus, altostratus, temperature, water droplets, ice crystals, rain, snow, hail, sleet, sunny, overcast. Thank you for visiting my store:-)

This product relates to the water cycle topic. <strong>It contains:</strong> • Lesson Plan – 1 hour session • PowerPoint Presentation (1) – 25 Slides • PowerPoint Presentation (2) – 2 Slides - Meaning of appropriate vocabulary • Optional Video link on The Water Cycle (1:47 mins) • Worksheets • Differentiated Cut and Paste Activities • Word Search with Solution • Flashcards (2 sets- colour and b/w) - 35 words in each set The Lesson Plan includes learning objectives and outcomes and refers to slides in the PowerPoint Presentation. The Lesson Plan is editable and flexible as is the Presentation. The Presentation contains optional video links to the water cycle and how snow is formed. I have included a short preview of the resources together with worksheets and cut/paste activities. The cut and paste activities are differentiated - children cut out the water cycle circles and glue them in the correct order using the arrows. Children needing support: Order 5 water cycle circles with arrows. Middle ability: Order 6/7 water cycle circles with arrows. High ability: Can complete each of the blank circles to create a water cycle with arrows. <strong>Additional worksheets:</strong> Draw a water cycle diagram and explain in words The Water Cycle Quick Quiz - 7 questions for children to answer on the topic What Have I Learnt worksheet: Children write down 3 things they have learnt and shade in what of the emoji faces to describe how the lesson went for them by finishing one of the sentences. Complete the Word Search. Extension: Write a sentence with each word relating to the water cycle. The whole product is contained in a folder in a zip file. Flashcard words condensation evaporation transpiration meteorologist weather atmosphere cloud rain snow sleet hail water cycle run-off vapour steam droplets ice crystals precipitation wind sun absorb earth air heat frozen cold temperature dew point gas liquid solid warm moist snowflakes particles Thank you for visiting my shop.

This is a fun matching hands-on activity working with 2D shapes. Aimed at: Early Years/Year 1, SEN and children learning English. <strong>Content:</strong> Ten sets of Shape Match Mats – Set 1 to Set 12 Ten sets of Shape Cards – Set 1 to Set 12 Labels for shapes Shapes used: square, circle, triangle, rectangle, oval, pentagon, diamond/rhombus, heart, star, crescent and trapezium shape. The mats are whole page landscape and should be printed onto card and laminated. Enlarge to A3 and get children to work in pairs to match the shapes. Each mat displays various shapes in different positions, size and colour. For each mat there are sets of shapes which should be printed onto card or good quality paper and then cut out ready for the children to start the matching activity. The cut out shapes are placed on top of the correct shapes shown on the Shape Mat. The shape, colour and size should match. More than one shape card can be placed on top of a shape. This is an opportunity for children to count the number of matching shapes, describe colours and shapes. Included are shape labels - you may want to use these to revise shapes with the children. I keep the numbered sets together so that they do not get mixed up, i.e. Set 1 Shape Cards stored away with Shape Match Mat 1; Set 2 Shape Cards kept with Shape Match Mat 2 etc. Please have a look at the preview pane. Thank you for visiting my shop and hope your students enjoy the matching activities. Total download: 42 whole page landscape

This resource relates to counting 2D shapes of different colours. It is a 3-in-1 product that covers the early learning of colours, shapes and basic counting up to 10. Each page contains the same shapes but they are different colours. An ideal resource for children to practise colour recognition, 2D shapes and counting. Ideally, each sheet should be laminated and used with a dry-erase pen. Children count the shapes that are the same colour and then write the number in the space provided. Shapes used are: circle, square, triangle, rectangle, diamond/rhombus and pentagon. <strong>Extension opportunity:</strong> Some children can count beyond 10 and even 20 in Reception and Year 1, so once they have written down the number of shapes that are the same colours, they can then add the two numbers together to find the total number of, e.g., squares. Please see preview pane for sample of products. File download: 122 pages Thank you for visiting my shop:-) You may be interested in a similar product: Colour Counting Heart Shapes https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/colour-counting-heart-shapes-1-10-40-task-cards-activity-colour-recognition-flashcards-eyfs-ks1-11832256

UPDATED: Now includes Answer Keys for puzzle activities. This product relates to 2D and 3D shapes. Ideal for Math Centers, homework and/or early finishers. <strong>This resource contains:</strong> • 2D Word Searches with Solutions (x2)- Color/b&w • 3D Word Searches with Solutions (x2)- Color/b&w • Label 2D and 3D Shape Mix Worksheets (x4) • Identifying and draw 2D flat faces from 3D solid shapes • 2D Jigsaw Puzzle - Match description to shape – Cut and Paste • 3D Jigsaw Puzzle - Match description to shape – Cut and Paste 2D Shapes: square, circle, triangle, rectangle, heart, diamond/rhombus, oval and star 3D Shapes: cube, rectangular prism, cylinder, sphere, tetrahedron, triangular prism, square-based pyramid and cone. <strong>2D and 3D Word Searches</strong> There are two sets of word searches with pictures. Students look for the words in the grid to shade or cross through. They also look for a hidden shape word. A picture of the shape is shown. <strong>Differentiated - Label 2D and 3D Shape Mix Worksheets</strong> Students label the shapes. One worksheet contains a word box. <strong>Identifying and drawing 2D flat faces on 3D shapes</strong> Students say the 3D shape aloud and then identify the 2D shape that is shaded on the solid. Next, students draw/sketch the 2D shape. They can practice using a ruler to obtain equal straight lines for the square and drawing straight in general. <strong>2D and 3D Jigsaw Puzzle Match</strong> These are cut and paste puzzle activities. Students cut out one piece of the puzzle with a picture of a shape and glue it onto their worksheets or in workbooks. They then read the description for that shape which is written on another piece of puzzle. They cut out and glue the correct description opposite the first jigsaw piece so that the jigsaw pieces fit together. Thank you for your interest and visiting my store:-)

This product contains a variety of activities on the topic of 3D shapes. <strong>Content and description</strong> <strong>3D Shape Mat in color and b/w. (x2) and 3D Properties Information Sheet</strong> The 3-D shape mat contains all the shapes the children will be using in their activities. It is also a visual reminder for them when doing shape work. The mat is also needed for the 3-D challenge quiz. There are 8 questions to be answered. <strong>Differentiated 3D Shapes Search and Color (x3)</strong> Children color the shapes using the color key. Before they start on this worksheet, you could review the shapes and the colors that are needed to complete the worksheet. <strong>Shapes Match Up and Cut/paste Sorting Shapes + Answer Sheets</strong> (a) Children draw lines from the shape to the real objects and then label the shapes. (b) This is a shape sort task – Children cut out the objects on worksheet 2 and then sort and glue into the correct column on worksheet 1. <strong>Differentiated 3D Shapes – What Am I? Activities (Color & b/w)</strong> Four clipart children on each worksheet. Each clipart child describes the some of the 3-D shape properties and real object. The task is to write the name of the shape. <strong>Labeling 3D Shape Pictures (x1) and Answer Sheet</strong> There are four 3D objects in color and black & white on the worksheet. Children label the objects the name of the 3D shape used. <strong>Properties of 3D Shape Match-Up (x2) with Answers</strong> Children match the shapes to its description using different color pencils. <strong>3D Shape Quiz/Activity – 8 Questions + Answer Sheet (x1)</strong> There are 8 questions to answer which includes adding up faces and edges of different shapes, describing differences between shapes and tracing and labeling shapes. Children can use their 3-D Shape Mat to work out the answers. <strong>3D Shape Picture – Label the shapes used for each object</strong> In this activity there are four pictures drawn using 3-D shapes. Children label parts of the object with the 3-D shape used. <strong>Color and Match (x2)</strong> In this activity, children choose a color to color the shape in the first column. Then using the same color, they color in the shape(s) that matches it, in column 2, which shows different 3D shapes. <strong>Count, trace and color (x2)</strong> Children read how many shapes to trace round and color in. Thank you for visiting my store:-)