These are not only differentiated by ability but also by country. Children have a choice of 3 countries to choose from.<br /> <br /> The HA have a selection of questions to answer about the country of their choice (they can do this using internet/book research).<br /> <br /> The MA have typed up articles and a selection of questions to answer from it.<br /> <br /> The LA have very simple articles with a selection of questions - supported by pictures. <br /> <br /> I've spent hours working on these so I hope they're to your liking!<br /> <br /> Can span from year 1 to 6.

A timetable we use for one of our ASD children. Feel free to change the name/reward. We use the darker section to write what he is doing and the lighter section to tick whether he has achieved his target for that lesson. If if gets full ticks in the morning he will get a reward before lunch and if he receives full ticks in the afternoon he will be given a reward at the end of the day. <br /> <br /> we laminate ours to save on printing but would be really useful to have a copy for each day to monitor behaviour.

With the 2016 Olympics coming up my class are creating a travel brochure to entice people over there!<br /> <br /> Here's the plan we have used to help us organise our writing. <br /> <br /> Aimed at year 4 but can easily be adapted.

A selection of differentiated level worksheets. Mainly based around halving/quartering. Used with a year 3 class. Feel free to adapt as needed!

A lovely finishing off activity. <br /> <br /> Children and given a board with different letters/ numbers. <br /> With the letter version they need to find as many words as they can. <br /> With the number version they need to try and find a sum and the answer in the chart.

At my last school we had a special homework book that would go home to encourage parents to join in with the children's homework. It encouraged children to spend time with their adults and work on something fun together. <br /> <br /> There's a selection of activities I did with my class in this pack. Including things such as discussing dreams and baking challenges. <br /> <br /> They can be used for all ages. These were circulated from Early Years all the way up to year 6.

Sentence starters for a film review. We did ours for Paddington. Get them to film their reviews using iMovie for a very professional looking film.

I used this resource for years 2, 3 and 4 but i could easily be adapted. We used it during a residential to a woodland area. Children have a selection of different challenges to do in the woodland. Makes for some amazing photos!<br /> We also used the leaves we collected to make a collage. <br />

A really simple game that my children love playing on the bus. The winner will get a prize at the end for the best adding. <br /> <br /> Easily differentiated.