Here is a little activity for supplementing types of triangles and angles adding up to 180 degrees in a triangle. Have fun and enjoy the resource. :) Nick

A demonstrative way of doing Column Multiplication in Year 3. It is slightly different to how it is taught in school, but it helps the children work out two digit multiplied by two digit numbers in later Years by breaking it down in such steps. Thanks for looking.

An activity mainly recapping 2D and looking more at 3D. It looks at the language involved in 2D and 3D shapes and the features. Please don't mind the voices of Chip the chipmunk - he is my Numeracy friend. :D Enjoy, Nick

This is a lovely little resource to show the inverse relationship between multiplication and division. Have fun with it! Nick

Has a quick recap on 2D shapes and then goes onto 3D shapes where point out the main features of certain 3D shapes. The shape hunt we went on in reception. It was a little advanced for them but we will come back to it after Xmas. The shape powerpoint was used in conjunction with making fireworks - cylincers, cuboids and pyramids on the end. Hope you like. Nick

As we know, getting 100% attendance from our lovely darlings can be difficult. I made this certificate to give extra incentive for my learners to turn up. I also used it as a whole class certificate when we had 100% attendance for the whole week which was presented in assembly. Awesome. I put them into the printer with card at my school so it made it more authentic. Hope you enjoy! Nick

This resource is proven to be a really good resource to supplement the concept of lines of symmetry at Year 3/4 or a simplification for that of Year 5/6.

Here’s a little follow up resource that you can use to supplement the 9x tables when taught. I hope you enjoy the resource!

This is a fun little rounding activity for Year 4/5 (or lower Year 6). It also has cut out numbers that they can use that show visually rounding up or rounding down. I hope that you have fun with the resource! Nick

Hey, This is a supplementary resource for averages. I hope you find the activity helpful for your students. Nick

This resource would complement a 4x Tables input as a worksheet to follow up.

This resource is a worksheet to complement and follow up a 3x Tables Input.

A number of the day exercise for Year 2. If you want to omit the question at the end, you can pop a white piece of paper/card over it in the photocopier to change it to something else or get rid of it completely.

A short activity where children have to circle or highlight the split digraph mistakes and correct them. They also have to find the missing full stops and then complete the shopping list.

A KS1 Maths activity worksheet that encourages children to think of the different terms used for the four operations. Contains a short, sequenced activity for times tables and follows on to the main activity of using different terms to the key mathematical operations.

A short activity that has three sections of more than, less than or equal to decisions to make. There is a second page which has a large print off for the symbols that can be used in practical activities, too.

A number bonds to 20 activity. Suitable for Year 1 or Year 2 lower.

We've all seen weather charts with gorgeous velcro calendars. We also know they are quite expensive. This is my first upload of a Weather Chart suitable for the early years and Year 1 classes to aid spelling of days of the week, number and a good resource for establishing routine. This resource was blown up to A3 and cut and laminated. The seasons are grouped in 3 months according to colour and the Year is written on. I would recommend you getting a quality velcro board to stick this on. I find it was easy to slide in and out of behind a desk. I also purchased a second board that was red and have made Maths resources. Depending on how this one goes down with the community, I will upload more. They are more directed at Year 1. Please note: I don't have a PDF creator in order to allow you to edit the resource as you see fit. This includes a font that you may want to change. I suggest Comic Sans and, if your computer has the font, SassoonPrimaryInfant is usually a good one to use. I highly recommend you use a font that has the correct formation of the letter 'a' to aid the children. Thank you for looking at the resource and I hope you enjoy it should you decide to purchase it.

Here is a small bundle of domino and dice activities which would work well for touch counting exercises, group work exercises (i.e. working together to work out dice number sentences) and for the child that enjoys being challenged to find different domino totals. I hope you enjoy using the resources. Please note: resource has been bordered to allow ease of cutting them out to stick into books for evidence.

Hello! I am at the peak of my resource making and thought I would share some of the resources I have made on supply. I hope you are able to enjoy over 100 pages of resources that helped me in the day-to-day running of my Foundation Stage class for 7 years. They can also be used for some Year 1 role-play areas, registers, pupils who need boosters in phase 2-4 and also contain some resources to boost children who have potential to enter Phase 5 before the Foundation Stage year is up! These resources are tailored to teachers within schools that endorse a mixture of both cursive and pre-cursive print/writing. I would recommend cutting them out first, before then laminating them in a pouch. Without a small seal, they do not last half as long and come out of their laminated pouch easily with busy hands! In order of appearance we have: P.1-3: A handwriting practise to be laminated and practised only when the children are comfortable with good pen grip. There are cursive scripts and print scripts of a common sentence that uses all letters of the alphabet. P.4-5: Outdoor Register. Write your name before you go out. Recommend they use name cards to aid reluctant writers. P.6: Simple cutting skills in the writing area. P. 7-9: Writing opportunities. P. 10: Phonic Board Template. My personal favourite. Used in my phonics group, you can combine this with a whiteboard (plain side) and two pegs. Simply cut out the parts where the child can write. Laminate. Now make a small cut and cut inside the ‘write areas’ so that you can poke your finger through the ‘write areas’. Now attach this to the whiteboard. The children will quickly learn to write their name using appropriate size, the phoneme of the day, the tricky word, to blend using a phoneme frame and to write a short sentence. Fantastic resource. Page 11-19: Ph2-4 Tricky words (in orange) P. 20-35: Ph2-5 decodable words (in green) P.36-44: All Ph2-4 phonemes. NB these are in cursive script. P.45-46: Bookmarks. Used for going-home schemed books. P.47-49: Phase 2-4 assessment sheets. P. 50-60: Classroom Phonic prompts. Aids pretend word sounding out. Ph3-5 P.61-74 (&75): Reading Area prompts for children/adults about relevant books. P.76: A guided reading proforma that helped me to do group reads and write basic notes on the children. That’s all it has to be. Don’t make too much work for yourselves! P.77: Which school doesn’t have scooters?! A resource for the outdoor area. P.79-88: Phoneme frame & graphemes (Ph2-4) Colour coded for recognition. Recommended for continuous provision. P.89-92: Reading Aid-help children identify their stage and appropriate books to fetch independently. P.93-96: Behaviour Management aids inc. whole-class marbles. P.97-104: Fruit Station Aids. P.105-107: LEGO ideas. P.108-117: Start the day morning with these handy resources. P.118-119: A Menu for roleplay.