<p>Use this for any literacy class or for a bit of fun in between lessons. Some of the questions may be tricky but it should pass a bit of time and get their brains working. Some children may need a ruler to read the table properly, however I would encourage them to try and do it without, especially KS2 children. This activity is mainly a literacy one, however there will be some numeracy based questions as well.</p>

<p>Bring P.E. into your home or school with these simple games that you can set up using every day materials you can find around the house!</p> <p>Whilst we are all getting used to the new ‘normal’ I have completed a short booklet with some games and activities that you can play with your class or your child at home. We want the children doing P.E. outside where possible, even if it is raining. Children are like little plants and love being out in the rain.</p> <p>These games have been tried and tested at home by my own children and they can play and referee most of them now with limited input from myself.</p> <p>These games are simple but will keep your child busy whilst working their body and their brain.</p> <p>There are some activities that your children can help set up whilst putting their creative ability to use.</p>

<p>Teach your children the importance of honesty with the old school classic ‘the boy who cried wolf’. This includes the story and some comprehension questions.</p>