This is a simple cut and stick activity for younger children to match the names of the senses with the correct parts of the body.

I photocopy these sheets back to back, mount them on card and laminate them. I cannot take credit for the idea, but I have used them often over the years. It is a great way to encourage children to reflect upon their work and to help their friends to improve their writing. The idea can be used for any type of creative writing activity.

This is a worksheet examining the different types of teeth that humans have and how they are used.

This is a simple treasure map to help children to use a grid and to understand directions. If you wanted to you could add further directions within your classroom to guide children to a real treasure chest.

This is a multiple choice test about invaders and settlers, focussing on Celts and Romans in Britain.

A worksheet with 9 magic squares for children to solve. The answers are on the second page.

This dance idea starts simply and builds up to produce a whole class performance. The length of the dance is dictated by the children and can be faded out whenever they are ready.

This is a list of different tag games which can be played as part of a sports lesson. I often use tag games as a warm-up at the beginning of a lesson.

This is a nice art activity for Easter. Instructions are given on the first sheet, with an example on the second and third sheets.

A worksheet which can be part of a unit of study on adjectives or opposites.

This is a multiple choice test based on work about the reign of Queen Victoria and the Industrial Revolution.

These two sheets are for children to practice plotting coordinates on small grids and to show understanding of reflective symmetry.

Once you have made the cards with words describing how, what and where, this dance idea can be different every time you do it. The children can add to the word bank. I have found that they really enjoy working with partners and in small groups.

This is a series of versions of the game dodge ball which can be played with a whole class as part of a sports lesson.

This is an idea which I took from 'Artattack'. You could use the same principle for other masks or helmets. They make a very impressive display in the classroom.

A worksheet containing exercises to demonstrate understanding of punctuation and capital letters.

This is a wordsearch containing 30 compound words. I have used it at the end of a unit of study on compound words.

A short quiz of 20 questions which I have used at the end of a unit of study on the continents. The last question requires children to cut out the continents and create their own map of the world.

Some practice for addition and subtraction of 2, 3 and 4 digit numbers. There are 20 questions on the first two sheets and then the answers are printed on the 2nd two.