Puzzles where the middle two numbers are used to work out the top and bottom numbers. The top number is the product The bottom number is the total

How did Lego begin? Watch the video 'The Lego Story' on YouTube and then complete these activities with the children.

A collection of general resources about the painter.

A short presentation on how to classify animals Vertebrates - Invertebrates Mammals, Birds, Fish, Reptiles, Amphibians Presentation is in PowerPoint and Apple Keynote formats.

A unique ‘Who wants to be a Millionaire’ based around ‘Bonfire Night’ in the UK. This can be adapted for ANY topic, includes visuals and sound effects from the programme. I used successfully in a whole class assembly, the staff loved it too! Suitable for Primary.

Christmas Quiz 2016

Two Newspaper articles for discussion based on FIFA not allowing England players to wear poppies during their football match. Children can then complete the comprehension and the optional challenge task

Two texts based around Halloween AND comprehension questions suitable for years 3-5. 1. Where 'Jack O Lanterns' came from and questions 2. A story 'Croglin Grange' with questions related (year 4-5.)

What is ‘Black Friday’ (shopping event.) How did it originate? Includes a text in Newspaper style about the event and comprehension questions based on this, ideal for a talking point and could lead into some excellent discussions in year 5/6 regarding marketing / advertising etc. I used this last year very successfully and it generated a great deal of valuable discussion.

A ‘Pub Quiz’ style picture round featuring cartoon villians from old to new… Great for end of year…

Each quiz has 5 sets of 5 questions for participants to answer. Also useful for teachers to use in form time for a point of discussion for older pupils. I am offering 4 for £1 here, professionally written and formatted, although most questions are suitable for children you may want to vett the odd question or answer for your particular pupils We asked 100 people in the UK to name something in 5 different categories. For each of these categories, can you give the 5 most popular answers they came up with? A point for each correct answer. If you like quizzes I have several quiz books on Amazon just search ‘quizinators’ I also run an online quiz for free on www.facebook.com/quizinators every Tuesday and Friday night.

WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE ASSEMBLY ADDITION! A collection of unique resources about bonfire night. Includes… -Uniquely designed ‘Gunpowder Plot Story.’ -Uniquely designed by myself ‘Who Wants to be a Millionaire’ that can be used for many other topics easily, all sounds effects etc included! -Uniquely designed article about how last year letters were discovered worth 60,000 -Powerpoint including fire safety points and fire safety advert. Also with a brief History of Bonfire night, all designed in the same sheet as the worksheets. Great as an assembly or for use in class. - Guy Fawkes poem -Task to alphabetically order key words -Highly detailed ‘fact file’ (4 page document) in which children are required to make their own simplified ‘profiles’ on the main conspirators of the Gunpowder Plot. In its current form a great activity for year 5/6 although very easily adapted for years 3/4. (Worksheet included.) -Simple Storyboard for younger / SEN children and a more complex one with space for more writing for older children. -The history of fireworks Powerpoint presentation -To try and help I have downloaded TWO videos from youtube, please note I do not claim to own these clips, just thought they may be useful if you were doing the topic. Another excellent video to watch with older pupils is the Nick Knowles ‘Gunpowder Plot.’