A Year 6 mental arithmetic paper (40 marks) with answers. It follows the 2016 SATs format and is based on the Year 6 curriculum. It is progressively harder to the previous Autumn and Spring tests I created.

A Year 6 mental arithmetic paper (40 marks) with answers. It follows the 2016 SATs format and is based on the Spring Term curriculum. It is progressively harder to the previous Autumn and Spring tests I created.

A Year 6 mental arithmetic paper (40 marks) with answers. It follows the 2016 SATs format and is based on the Spring Term curriculum. It is progressively harder to the previous Autumn Term ones I created.

A Year 6 mental arithmetic paper (40 marks) with answers. It follows the 2016 SATs format and is based on the Autumn Term curriculum. It is progressively harder to the previous Autumn Term one I created.

An assembly script of a short play based on the Great Fire of London. Targeted at Key Stage 1, but could be extended for a Key Stage 2 class if needed.

A powerpoint which explicitly sets out each step taken for long multiplication. Differentiated worksheets included which provide layout for less able children, a straightforward set of questions and mastery questions for more able.

This powerpoint explains how to use ellipsis correctly in writing. It clearly states the different uses of an ellipsis with examples. It also provides some sentences for the children to explain how the ellipsis has been used in each case.

An informative powerpoint which explains active and passive voice, giving examples and short interactive activities. Also included is two differentiated worksheets asking children to convert sentences from active to passive and vise versa. All images are taken from wpc clipart and are free from copyright.

A Year 6 mental arithmetic paper (40 marks) with answers. It follows the 2016 SATs format and is based on the Autumn Term curriculum.

An informative powerpoint which explains how to punctuate direct speech, giving examples and mistakes to identify. All images are taken from wpc clipart and are free from copyright.

A powerpoint presentation which explains the main different types of nouns.

A presentation which explains how to calculate angles around a point with a worksheet to use afterwards.

A powerpoint explaining how to work out the area of triangles and parallelograms with examples for the children to try. Also included are worksheets for working out the area of triangles and area of parallelograms.

An informative powerpoint which explains synonyms and antonyms, giving examples and sentences to practise. Also included is a worksheet to help children use antonyms and synonyms. All images are taken from wp clipart and are free from copyright.

An informative powerpoint which explains relative clauses, giving examples and sentences to practise. Also included is a worksheet to help children create their own sentences. All images are taken from wp clipart and are free from copyright.

A non-chronological report about a new mythical dragon called the Frost Dragon which can be used for Talk for Writing to learn the structure or annotated to mark the features. Also included is a letter from the Dragon Hunters Association asking the children to create their own reports about the Shrek Dragon. You can edit the letter to change the dragon you want them to write about and add your class name as the recipient. I used this with Year 2 children and have included two differentiated writing templates to assist in the writing process. All images are taken from wp clipart and are free from copyright.

I have had many parents asking me for a list of spellings the children should be learning in year 5 so I created this guide. You can add your school name and logo on the front cover to personalise it and it can be photocopied into a small book and sent home. Depending on demand, I am hoping to do one for each year group. The objectives from the National Curriculum are used under free use and re-use for all purposes, both commercial and non-commercial – the Open Government Licence. All images are taken from wpclipart and are free from copyright.

Reading and Writing targets sheets. These are designed as one page per year group in ascending order from Year 1 to Year 6. All fit to the 2014 curriculum and Year 2/Year 6 writing exemplifications 2016. They have been colour coded for the different sections of English as follows (although some may fall into two categories): Yellow – Spelling Green – Handwriting Orange – Composition Blue – Grammar and Punctuation Purple – Reading You can print these directly onto labels (21 per sheet) and then they can be easily stuck into books/reading records etc.