This resource contains 5 slides with wordsearches based on different parts of speech (prepositions of place, common nouns, action verbs and adjectives. The aim is for the students to find the words based on the picture/animation. This resource can be used as a recap, time filler or can be used in combination with the ‘What is Missing?’ resource available in my shop. This can be used with KS1 and 2, and also would be great for ESL students. Enjoy!

4 activities included: A wordsearch, colour by numbers, addition/subtraction code cracker and a dot-to-dot. Made for those end of term afternoons between Christmas play rehearsals etc when you just need a quick time filler. I hope it helps!

This is a fun 39 slide PowerPoint focusing on Christmas traditions from 5 different countries. There is information and photos ending with a quiz, wordsearch and a task for students to complete. Could be used as a complete lesson or a time filler towards the end of term. Enjoy!

This is a 14 slide PPT lesson introducing idioms. There are some examples included as well as 3 tasks for the students to complete.

This is a 24 slide resource to introduce rounding to the nearest 10. There are explanations and examples as well as activities for the students. This is aimed at Year 2/3 children.

This is a back to school/New school year activity to promote talk and collaboration. The aim is that students go around and talk to other members of the class in order to find someone to fit each category. There are 2 differentiated versions - both editable.

This is a PowerPoint presentation I made to teach the past participle. It includes the past participle (past perfect, present perfect), using the past participle as an adjective, as well as revision on the simple past (regular and irregular), types of adjectives (OSASCOMP), simple, compound and complex sentence practice. There are teaching slides and student tasks included. I hope it is helpful!

Here are some sample end of year report comments to be used with a year 3 class (could be easily adapted up or down). The comments cover reading, writing, speaking and listening and are differentiated. Enjoy resting your brain!

These are some differentiated report card comments for 11 students in Maths. I have aimed these at a Year 3 level.

Here are 14 example report card comments for year 3/4 or grade 3 students. These are for English/ELA and are differentiated. They can be combined to better reflect the students you are teaching.

This is a pack I made for a split grade 3/4 class. It is made up of different literacy activities for them to complete based on an Ancient Greece topic. The additional reading was done via Kids A-Z although other versions can easily be used in place. The activities require the children to read and research themes such as pottery and the Olympics, but there is also grammar, poetry and art included. I have included a page for teachers with all of the video links and instructions for the week.

I am including a lesson plan and resources to accompany it, in this bundle. I recently did this lesson with a 1st Grade class (predominantly ESL) but it would work for Reception/Year 1 or 2. The non English or less able children had to draw in their answers and those who could, had to add labels. There is an evaluation for the more able children and a conclusion for the LA in order to teacher asses whether they have met their objectives. Easy to use, easy to adapt - I hope you find it helpful!

Some sheets I used with a K5 class at the beginning of the year. Used to revise the letters of the alphabet and initial letter sounds. Could be used with 1st Grade/Year 1 lower ability children or ESL children. Good also as a formative assessment.

A simple sheet I used in Kindergarten (ESL children) where they had to estimate which container would have the biggest/smallest capacity, then measure by counting cups of water to fill each container. A fun activity to reinforce capacity.

A cut and paste resource for children learning about sorting and classifying. Children decide where to stick the given pictures based on the criteria.

A very simple sheet I used with my ESL Kinder/Reception class. Children estimate then use their hand span to measure different classroom objects. They record in the table. A quick and easy resource to use as an introduction or independent activity.

A simple resource I created for ESL children. Children need to cut and paste the solution to the problem. All in picture format. Children can then talk through the pictures. I made this because all examples I found were in written format and beyond the level of my children.

Report card progress report comments for a Kinder class. The class I wrote these for were predominantly ESL so this aspect has also been included. These can be used directly or relevant parts can be cut and pasted. A time-saver for overworked teachers!!

A PowerPoint presentation I designed to introduce Napier's Rod as a multiplication strategy. Could be used as homework help or support for parents. A good and quick revision aid that can be edited.