A simple poster for your classroom with clear definitions of historical terms.

A powerpoint with end of lesson assessment and reflection activities. Slides can be displayed at the end of lesson with student feedback written on mini whiteboards. Slides could be printed and stuck into student books to allow them to reflect on their work.

A simple morning activity to increase understanding of number. Simply write a number on the whiteboard, and allow children independent time to fill in the activity sheet. It can be used as a daily or weekly activity,

Hello, Here at Inspire Education, I strive to make resources that can specifically be used with 1:1 students. Currently, inculded is 20 days worth of daily maths challenges. I have used Number of the Day with many of my students as a starter activity, as the lesson starts. The students often appreciate the routine of the activity and thrive on the familiarity. The resource is aimed at year 3 and 4 who can use different representations of numbers independently. Either print and laminate the slides and use like a mini whiteboard. Or use Google slides to create a version for each student to add in their own answers. Coming soon! Word version of Number of the day Teacher version of Number of the Day Year 1 and 2 version

A powerpoint based on 3x, 4x, 5x and 10x times table. The powerpoint is full of division questions, using times tables as the basis. A great way to quickly practise division using familiar facts. Answers are inculded.

A simple activity to promote matching capitals to their lowercase equivilent. Use as a 1 to 1 intervention tool or a early finisher activity.

Am interactive powerpoint to support teaching of times tables.

A powerpoint to quickly check a range of maths fluency facts for Year 1 and 2. Inculding 2 times table 5 times table 10 times table Doubles Odd and Even

A creative lesson plan about using multilink cubes to solve a mystery. Using fairy tales as a theme, solve the problem of how long is the giant's footprints. Are the footprints longer then the princesses?