Chinese New Year Zodiac Animals Paper Chains: A series of 24 strips including the animals of the Chinese Zodiac and their corresponding symbols to create paper chains. Each set of 12 animals is available in full colour and black and white for children to colour themselves. A fun Chinese New Year themed activity.

Baubles Number Display: A series of 6 bright and colourful baubles featuring the numbers 1 to 100 in digits. A fun addition to any classroom. Other matching items are also available.

Toffee Apple Alphabet: A fun display resource featuring the alphabet in both upper and lower case letters on toffee apples. A fun addition to any class room. Matching products are also available.

St Andrew's Day Facts: A series of 16 facts relating to St Andrew and St Andrew's Day presented on a specially themed background.

Mixed Numbers With Fractions Magic Squares Challenges: A series of 3 differentiated magic square challenges. Complete the puzzles so that each row, column and diagonal have the same total.

Phonics Phases 2-5 Checklists: A series of 4 simple checklists for Teachers to assess pupils’ reading and spelling of all decodable and tricky words from Phonics Phases 2-5.

Easter Number Games : 2 game cards in which children have to find pairs or trios of numbers which total 40 and find numbers in a line or row which create multiplication calculation. Two fabulous Easter-themed maths problem solving activities.

A bundle of all 5 sets of SPAG Revision Triominoes. Match the terms in bold to their definitions to complete this triomino puzzle. A fun resource to consolidate SPAG terminology.

A fun loop game to support children in their revision of SPAG terminology. This game includes 35 loop game cards which should be suffled before sharing with the children. They listen out for a SPAG term, then check if their clue matches, before giving the next term for another child to match. This can be played as a whole class or in small groups. Comes complete with an answer sheet for the Teacher or peer assessment.

A PDF bundle of Y3 Spelling Practice Papers 6 to 10 inclusive. These English Spelling Practice Papers include a range of spellings drawn from the spelling statutory requirements from the Lower KS2 2014 National Curriculum Programme of Study. Designed to look just like the real test papers, these practice papers will prepare pupils for testing and will allow Teachers to monitor scores. Why not include one paper a week as part of your ongoing pupil assessment?

A bright and colourful PDF resource which includes spelling lists and a set of four activities, including answers, to support learning the spelling pattern: Word Endings Revision -cious, -tious, -cial & -tial Activities include a word search, word scramble, look say cover write check and word challenge.

A collection of 7 PDF documents including spelling lists, spelling pattern explanations and activities to last for a full six weeks. Each spelling activity pack contain four activities to support the learning of a specific spelling pattern. Contains activity packs for the following spelling patterns: Statutory words 1 Statutory words 2 Statutory words 3 Statutory words 4 Statutory words 5 Statutory words 6

A collection of 7 PDF documents including spelling lists, spelling pattern explanations and activities to last for a full six weeks. Each spelling activity pack contain four activities to support the learning of a specific spelling pattern. Contains activity packs for the following spelling patterns: Revision 1 - Suffix -ly Revision 2 - short vowel sounds 'i' spelt 'y' & 'u' spelt 'ou' Revision 3 - words ending -ous Revision 4 - prefixes dis- & mis- Revision 5 - prefixes in- & -il Revision 6 - prefixes im- & ir-

A bundle offer of Y2 Arithmetic Practice Papers 1 to 5 inclusive. Designed to look like the real test papers, these practise Arithmetic papers contain 10 questions. All questions are based on the questions provided in the sample paper released by the Government. Purposefully designed as a shorter version, these practise papers are a great resource to use every week to familiarise children with the types of questions they will be asked in the new Arithmetic SATs in May. Why not complete one a week in the run-up to SATs as part of your preparation?