A simple snap game, cut the cards out, match the day to its calendar space. Could be used as flashcards as well. Based on the BBC's magic calendar game http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/primarylanguages/french/my_calendar/games/magic_cards_calendar_days/

A simple template to help year 3/2nd Grade (7-8 year-old children) focus their research and organize their findings from information books.

<p>This is a visual to remind students to move horizontally first, then vertically when plotting or reading coordinates in the four quadrants.<br /> It is aimed at years 6 and 7 (10-12 year-olds).<br /> Poster</p>

<p>A simple set of outlines of the numbers 1 to 6 to colour in order to learn/review numbers and colours for second/additional language learners.<br /> I have used these with a class of 6 and 7 year olds learning German as a third language.<br /> The second page has the numbers out of sequence to stretch their understanding of number words in the additional language. I used a 6 colour dice and a normal 1 to 6 dice to generate number/colour associations.<br /> It is editable. Replace or extend numbers, change the colours chosen, add patterns etc.</p>

<p>Help 7 to 11 year-olds calculate subtractions rapidly with these cards. They can be used as a single-sided, match the pairs resource or a double-sided auto-corrective set of cards to revise subtraction facts from 18-9 to 0-0.<br /> Depending on the printer, there may be a slight shift between front and back. It works fine on my home printer but not at school. Sorry.</p>