3 different worksheets designed for Y2 children to practice using commas in a list.

3 differentiated worksheets: lower middle and higher ability 1 x colour in sheet

Y2 resource 2 x measurement capacity worksheets Links to National Curriculum Expected and greater depth

3 differentiated worksheets focused on counting in 2s

2 worksheets based around the book Beegu 1 mini booklet designed to be used to create a guide to earth to help Beegu see all the nice things about living here e.g. going to the park, birthday parties, swimming etc.

Based on WRM Place value to 50 lesson ‘representing numbers to 50’ 3 differentiated worksheet activities Please note - Lower ability pictures = 2 sets on 1 page

3 differentiated worksheets

KS1 Knowledge organiser on the Titanic.

Year 1 Ordering numbers from greatest to smallest Differentiated, one for more able up to 20 and one for less able up to 10 Children cut and stick the numbers in the right order Inspired by topmarks caterpillar ordering numbers activity

Sorting activity Accompanying PPT

Comparing the lives of Florence and Mary KS1

Three levels - LA, MA, HA Cut and stick ordering activity

2 lessons worth differentiated sheets PPT (to be written on using smart board)

I created this worksheet as part of a carousel of homophone activities done during an afternoon ‘SPAG made fun!’ lesson. There are 7 questions and is at least one mistake on each. Children enjoyed telling me I got it all wrong and worked well to correct the teacher! Lots of fun.

2 x worksheets for middle/higher ability 2 x worksheets for lower ability

A nice, clear PPT introducing apostrophes for contraction aimed at Y1/2.

Clear PPT explaining the use of apostrophes for possession with a recap of apostrophes for contraction. Aimed at Y2.

3 differentiated worksheets: higher ability with numbers up to 20 middle ability with numbers up to 15 lower ability with numbers up to 10

2 worksheets suitable for less able and more able

Cut and stick activity 3 levels of differentiation Colour in the number bonds and stick them appropriately