Are you teaching your children about the Christian celebration of Easter?
Use this sequencing activity to help children learn the story.
Children can colour the pictures, cut them out and stick them in the correct order.
This activity is part of our Easter Story Product below
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/the-easter-story-12468051
Paul Klee 100 colour challenge
Use as part as lesson on Paul Klee
Based on his artwork Ancient Harmony
Use watercolours to challenge children - can they make 100 different colours by mixing paint?
Independent reading activities. Over 120 pages of guided reading activities to save you time and stress! Suitable for children aged 5-6 years old. Year 1 UK.
These updated reading activities are designed for children to be able to complete independently, as part of a guided reading carousel or even as homework.
I have put together over 120 pages of activities that children can do independently whilst still improving their reading skills and their understanding of books and stories.
There is a variety of activities starting with very simple phonics activities for lower abilities. The activities get more advanced for use throughout the school year.
Some of the activities are also linked to the year 1 curriculum eg the lifecycle of a sunflower, seasons and keeping healthy.
All aspects of the year 1 reading National Curriculum covered.Also perfect for lower ability children in year 2 and up.
Included in this product:
reading journal book cover
year 1 national curriculum statements for assessment
guided reading timetable
35 reading comprehensions
initial sounds cut and stick
b or d cut and stick
m or n cut and stick
c or k cut and stick
missing letters
draw the word x 3
2 syllable words
draw the caption x 3
mixed up sentences x 6
draw the book cover x 2
draw the characters x 2
draw your favourite part x 2
draw the ending x 2
write the tricky words x 2
find the digraph x 2
write the noun x 2
design a new front cover
find the nouns/weather words/plant words
reading questions
all about the book
book review x 2
read and colour x 3
read and draw x 3
describe the setting x 2
draw and describe the character x 2
draw the character x 4
draw the setting x 4
where is cat?
inference questions x 4
sunflower life cycle
make a foldable book
label a snail
make a wanted poster
decode words x 4
word endings x 2
missing words
syllables x 2
sequence story x 2
contractions
what happens next?
Help your students collate facts and plan paragraphs when writing a biography.
Can be used when researching or when planning writing (or both!)
Suitable for KS2
Covid 19 and Lockdown Back To School Power Point and Activity,
Returning to school is going to be very different this September.
Use this power point as a starting point for talking to your class about their experiences during lockdown and their hopes and fears of returning to school. It will help you to talk about the changes in routines and provision in your own school. There is also a simple activity for children to record their own personal experiences of lockdown and for them to tell you how they are feeling about returning to school.
This activity is most suitable for years 1 and 2.
You might also find this product useful - it includes some Covid 19 activities
[https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/year-1-health-and-hygiene-12293293]
Easter workbook suitable for home learning.
Includes:
Writing activities - How to plant a seed, Retell the Easter story.
Number bonds to 10 activity
Count in 2s activity
Count is 5s activity
Colour eggs
Make a colour by numbers
Parts of a seed freebie.
This free parts of a seed product includes a 10 slide power point, explaining the jobs of the different seed parts.
Plus printable activities:
label parts of a seed x 3 differentiated
describe each part of a seed x 2 differentiated
dissect a seed worksheet
Suitable for children aged 7 years +
This free activity works well with the following products:
[https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12515447]
[https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12514121]
Match the words to the definitions
Check your students’ understanding of vocabulary related to volcanoes topic
Active learning - cutting and sticking activity
Label the musical instruments.
Help children learn the names of musical instruments with this cut and stick activity.
Cut out the instrument names and stick under the matching picture.
Adult and baby animals. Learn all about baby animals and their parents with these fun, print and go activities and teaching power point.
Are you teaching children about baby animals and their parents? Maybe you are looking at animal babies as part of a Spring topic? These animal babies activities and power point could be just what you are looking for . Suitable for children aged 5-7.
Includes sorting and lifecycle activities, two options for making a book, real pictures for sorting and matching and coloring activities.
Lifecycles for use in centers - print, cut out and laminate boards and cards. Perfects for students to match and order independently.
This Product Includes:
PPT on adults and their offspring
Real life pictures for sorting and matching
Match adults and their babies - differentiated
Sorting activity - live babies or eggs
Coloring activities
Make a baby animals on the farm book
Make a book mark
Cut and paste lifecycle activities - chicken, butterfly, penguin and squirrel
Make a concertina book
Life cycle activity for centres - print out and laminate life cycles for students to use in centres.
All about the Arctic activities and power point for KS1. Students will love learning all about the Arctic with these fun, interactive, print and go activities and teaching power point. Everything you need to teach this topic.
The Power Point discusses where the Arctic is, the environment, adaptation and animals that live there - polar bear, Arctic fox, Arctic wolf, walrus, snowy owl and Arctic hare. No prep, print and go activities to save you time, word cards for display, word search for early finishers and fun bookmarks to make. Activities are differentiated for inclusion.
Printable activities include:
Label the Arctic animals
Am I a carnivore, omnivore or herbivore?
Label the animal babies
What would you need in the Arctic?
Mark the Arctic on a map
Compare the Arctic to where you live
Label a polar bear
How animals have adapted
Blank fact sheet for children to complete
8 labelled pictures for display.
Word cards for display
Make a bookmark - colour and b&w versions
Wordsearch for early finishers.
Each activity is differentiated two ways for use across the year groups.
The activities cover many of the outcomes required by the National Curriculum for KS1 science.
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Winter Year 1
50 print and go science worksheets suitable for Year 1 and EYFS students. This product includes 50 science based, printable worksheets covering a range of topics such as plants, animals, materials, weather and forces. The activities include cut and paste labelling and sorting, life cycles and colouring. These worksheets are ideal for using throughout the year as an addition to your science topics. UK spelling included.
This product includes:
Write the label -
Label a plant
Label a tree
Label an apple
Label a penguin
Label a body x 2
Life Cycles Cut and Paste -
Sunflower
Apple
Pumpkin
Butterfly
Watermelon
Penguin
Frog
Cut and Paste Sorting Activities -
Fruit or Vegetables
Hot or Cold
Day or Night
Autumn or Winter
Summer or Winter
Spring or Autumn
Float or Sink
Magnetic or Non Magnetic
Mammal or Bird
Push or Pull
Ocean or Land
Above or Below
Where Do I Live
Labelling Cut and Paste -
Polar Bear
Walrus
Snail
Arctic Animals
Forest animals
Wild animals
Farm animals
Pets
Gardening Items
Baking items
Fruits
Vegetables
Plants
Weather
Senses
Materials
Colour The Items
What uses electricity
What a dog needs
What a plant needs
Sun safety x 2
Minibeast investigation sheet
Colour the trees
How to grow a plant
PLUS
2 habitat colouring sheets
Great Fire Of London teaching power point and print and go activities. Suitable for year 2. Help your students learn all about the Great Fire of London.
Use the Power Point first to tell the children all about the Great Fire Of London.
Use the recap slides to discuss with the children what life was like in 1666 London, why the homes were fire hazards, how the fire started, why it spread so quickly, how it eventually went out and how the fire changed London.
There are then a variety of activities to choose from –
Reading comprehensions – these could be used for guided reading
5 senses activity – could be used alongside a drama activity. What would it be like to be caught up in the fire? Gather a bank of vocabulary for children to use.
London 1666 and now – students can either draw or write about London now and then. Alternatively they could research online and print out pictures they find and interesting facts.
Great Fire Facts – students fill in the six boxes with the facts they have learnt about the Great Fire.
Timelines – discuss chronology with the students before completing these 2 differentiated timelines.
Early Finishers – early finishers can complete the cut and stick activity Label The London Buildings.
Year 1. All you need to teach the Year 1 unit on plants.
Pack includes:
What a plant needs to grow labelling activity
Label parts of a plant - 2 differentiated sheets
Label parts of a tree - 2 differentiated sheets
Parts of a plant flip book - write about the role each part plays
Lifecycle of a sunflower - 3 differentiated activities
What part of a plant do we eat? cut and stick activity
Science experiment template - 2 differentiated sheets
How to plant a seed - 2 differentiated sheets
Identify plants and trees - cut and stick activity
Observe changes over time activity
Seed diary sheet
Trees research sheet
Draw a garden
Contrast and Compare activity
Plants word mat
Posters - What a plant needs, life cycle of a plant, parts of a plant
Word cards
Above / below ground sorting cards
Summer Maths Booklet for Year 1 children.
15 activities based on the National Curriculum for year 1.
Activities include:
Counting and writing numbers (words)
Counting in 2s, 5s and 10s
Time
Fractions - halves and quarters
Money
Capacity
Problem solving
2D shapes
Addition and subtraction
Answers included
Black and white for printing
Teach your children how to keep safe in the sun this Summer.
A Blank template for children to make a poster about how they will keep themselves safe this Summer.
Queen Victoria information teaching Power Point and print and go activities. Help students learn about the life of Queen Victoria. This product includes a 9 slide power point teaching children about the life of Queen Victoria, no need for you to research. There are also fun, interactive activities for students to complete, keeping them engaged and learning at the same time.
It includes making a leaflet and a cut and paste timeline. Both activities are differentiated. Plus colouring pages and a word search for early finishers.
This product includes:
9 slide teaching power point
cut and paste timeline - x 2 differentiated
make a leaflet - x 2 differentiated
2 x colouring pages
Word search for early finishers
Make a bookmark - colour and black & white versions
What a plant needs to grow well. Power Point and Activities. Year 3
Includes a 14 page power point that helps you teach children all they need to know about what a plant needs to grow healthy and strong.
Looks at 7 areas - light, water, warmth, soil, nutrients, space and air.
Please note this product looks at the fact that a plant uses light energy to make food but does NOT look at photosynthesis. This product is aimed at children aged 7-8 years old. Year 3/ Lower KS2
Printable activities:
Make a leaflet/foldable
Draw and label things a plant needs to grow
Plant needs - fill in the missing words
Poster
Descriptions of plant needs x 2 differentiated
Growing a plant experiment sheet - children choose their own variables to change (for example different types of soil/ light and no light etc
[https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12516726] Parts Of A Plant
[https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12515447] Pollination
[https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12514121] Seed Dispersal