A simple click through powerpoint where pupils can guess the word from the picture and say if it has an ou or ow spelling.

This worksheet can be used as an activity or assessment of fractions. Students need to use notations, draw and match fractions. 2 A4 sheets Black and white

This sheet has 10 shapes where pupils have to label the correct angle either acute, obtuse, right or reflex. Perfect for 7-11 year olds.

This assessment has 3 sections with 4 questions in each section. Section 1 - children have to draw the time given onto the clock. Section 2 - children need to write the time that is shown. Section 3 - children need to write the analogue time as a digital time. This is for o’clock, half past, quarter to, quarter past.

Pictures can be cut out and stuck down with pupils writing the spelling the word next to the picture. Pictures can be laminated and used as a matching game.

This is a powerpoint presentation about children’s right to education. It involves a case study comparing a child in the UK to a child in Uganda. It includes a reflective tasks and has link to SHANARRI and UNCRC

Pupils can cut out words and pictures and then match and stick the correct pairs together.

This is a powerpoint created originally for a health and wellbeing lesson of the right to education. There is a case study about a pupil from Scotland and a pupil from Uganda. The purpose is to encourage pupil reflection on the importance of education and gratitude. There is also a link to SHANARRI.

12 pictures 4 ai words 4 ay words 4 a_e words Great for consolidating knowledge of ai, ay, a_e learning. Ideal sorting activity.

This assessment covers, halves and quarters of shapes and amounts and fractions on a number line. Includes problem solving questions. 6 Tasks.

Pupils can copy the ou and ow words in the boxes. This is for early levels.

This is basic powerpoint, extras can be added. Can be used before learning to see pupils understanding or after input on trains to assess learning.

Simple true or false powerpoint on the development of flight. Can be used as a game to assess pupils understanding.

This resource is for early/first level pupils who are learning about basic numbers. All they need to do is colour the correct number of boxes stated below each column.

This resource is for early/first level pupils who are learning about basic numbers. All they need to do is colour the correct number of boxes stated below each column.

Simple matching word to picture sheet for aw/au words.

These are 0-9.9 grids that jump up in tenths. A great support to help pupils with decimals. 2 per A4 sheet. Recommend laminating a set for class or group use.

This is a phonic assessment grid made to assess alongside the JollyPhonics Programme

A simple shape sheet for children to write the number of corners (can be edited to vertices) for 2D shapes.

Pupils can use coloured stickers to represent the number of each type of transport displayed

Pictures can be used in many ways. I got pupils to cut out pictures and put them in alphabetical order. They can be used to get pupils to write about what they know about each mode of transport. Pupils can copy the spelling of each type of transport. The sheet can be used as a stimulis for any lesson ideas.