Here’s a free little resource for teachers learning the 6x tables! Be sure to check out the rest of my shop for even better resources. :) Nick

I have made a few of these in the past but thought I'd post this one up to see if people could get it open and have a nosey at it. If you want more, shout. If not, please comment and rate as honestly as you can :-)

I thought it would be a good idea to share a timetable that I use regularly that I got praised for by Moderators. It shows a brief outline of the learning objective (related, in my case, to EYFS early learning goals), any recap and any intro/recap. Hope it is useful.

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

The Carpet Champion was awarded for children who tried (contributed) in class, did good activate, sat nicely and had had a good day. I did it daily, you may like to do it weekly. I did give a prize in a touchy feely box with cheap pencils, chalks, rubbers, spinning tops, etc. The other is a certificate for most improved on colour tables for the end of term. I laminated them and allowed them a prize from a different box, but again, up to you! First upload so be gentle :) Mr Buckley

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

A year 2 resource that contains all Common Exception Words for Year 2. In addition, there is a cursive format for the word that can be laminated to practise good letter formation if you school endorses cursive script. Hope the resource is used and purposeful!

Garden centre display with key words. There is a seed packet template I've modelled and they've drawn a picture in the middle, tried to spell the flower name, and put a price in the star. Worked pretty well, but use and abuse if you want to! There&'s also some random odds/even numbers for a display. Again, ignore or use them if you want. Hope they help.

Let's try again! Readded. Nick

Observation, Foundation Stage, Assessment, Continuous Provision, Early Learning Goals, Formative Assessment, Links to EYFS.

A little freebie for you for using Bar Models, Part-Whole Models and a bit of money along the way. Enjoy the resource!

A freebie for you! Hope that you enjoy this little Pattern / sequence mash up with some place value as well. Quite easy for some learners, a Foundation Stage child may be able to benefit from this too!

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

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 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.

Hey there, Just a short activity for percentages, fractions & decimals equivalences. I hope you get your kids engaged with this one! Nick

Hi there, This is a resource on analogue times of clocks for children specifically working in - or at - KS1 level (5 to 7 years of age). It could prove useful as a resource for a lower ability Year 3 child. I hope that you get good use out of the resource! Nick

A little activity to supplement a volume input. Hope that you enjoy it as much as my learners did! Nick

Here’s a little aesthetically pleasing worksheet practising division with and without remainders involved. Hope that you enjoy the resource! Nick