A great assessment activity after learning the 2, 3 and 5 times tables. Students need to colour in the hundred squares to show the 2 and 5 times tables and notice the patterns. Next, they need to fill in the blank stars to complete the 3 times tables. Finally, they can choose a times table of their own to complete the number track.

A good worksheet to check understanding or for homework. Students need to first read the sentence and then circle the adjectives and underline the nouns.

Students need to fill in the blanks on the table, either in numerals or words. EAL learners can use a cheat sheet to help with spellings of the words.

A review activity after teaching appearance and personality adjectives to describe a person. Students need to write personality adjectives inside the outline of the person and appearance adjectives on the outside. The product also comes with a ‘cheat sheet’ to help learners with ideas and spellings.

Students are required to fill in the blank numbers on the number line. The questions get harder as the worksheet continues. Starting with 10s, moving on to 1s with other numbers available. The final 3 questions only have the start point and the end point of the number line, requiring the students to work it out themselves.

A handy writing checklist for early writers. The words have symbols next to them so that the children can understand what they are expected to do and self assess their work related to the success criteria.

Students need to use their knowledge of nouns and adjectives to describe the creature. There is a visual success criteria checklist at the top of the page that remind them to include capital letters, finger spaces and full stops.

Students need to count the different coloured counters and fill in the number sentences to 10. The second section requires them to work out how many MORE numbers are needed to make 10.

This is a PowerPoint presentation to be used every time you are doing spelling in the classroom. It has space for 4 spelling groups with humorous bee themed names that the children will love e.g. Mr BEEns, OBEE wan KenoBEEs. However these can be edited if required. The PowerPoint has a space to announce the groups, and has an order of tasks in a rotation including teacher time and other activities for children to be working on. There is also slides describing what each task requires them to do.

This activity is perfect for the beginning of the year when you are getting to know your class. The activity involves the students creating a name tent for their tables. It also has space for them to write information about themselves which is useful for the teacher to know, such as favourite subject, words to describe themselves, people that are close to them and activities that they like to do.

Worksheet for students have continuous disruptive behaviour. This gives them a chance to understand what they are doing wrong and reflect back on what they could have done better and how it made them and others feel and also set a goal for the future. It is to be sent home to be read and signed by the students parents as well as teachers in the school.

Students write a letter to themselves to open again at a later date to see how much has changed and how much they have grown. Includes guideline questions to give them ideas on what to write about.

This PowerPoint includes a step by step tutorial of how to do a fun art activity after learning about warm and cool colours. The results are amazing and the children had so much fun! Suitable for all ages!

PowerPoint explaining how to do word problems in maths including 6 useful tips students can follow when they are working through a problem. The PowerPoint has an example you can work through together as a class using the 6 tips.

All about me activity laid out instagram style, good for the beginning of year to get to know each other! Suitable for all ages!

LOTS of verb flash cards with clear photos such as run, walk, hop, swim, eat, sleep, drink etc.

Our class rules flashcards to go with FREE poster for use with younger children. Eyes watching, ears listening, mouth quiet, sit criss cross, walking feet.

Our class rules poster for the classroom. Suitable for younger children. Eyes watching, ears listening, mouth quiet, sit criss cross, walking feet. I also have these in flashcard form on my TES store.

Students can learn about different foods and draw whether they like it or not on the ‘I like’ plate or the ‘I don’t like’ plate. 2 sheets per page to save paper!

Various food flash cards, perfect for teaching ESL or younger children! The flashcards include the food mentioned in the YouTube video ‘Do you like broccoli?’ which is a funny way for the children to learn new vocabulary.