Literacy targets with meanings, three examples or options, some colour codes, occasional hints and space for pupils to write their own example for teachers to check the pupils understanding. The five boxes at the bottom are for teachers to tick when they see the correct use of the targets in a set piece of work. The idea is that each box is for one piece of work but can be used to suit your own needs. Also attached is a blank sheet for the targets to be stuck on to in the front/back of pupils books.

Literacy targets with meanings, three examples or options, some colour codes, occasional hints and space for pupils to write their own example for teachers to check the pupils understanding. The five boxes at the bottom are for teachers to tick when they see the correct use of the targets in a set piece of work. The idea is that each box is for one piece of work but can be used to suit your own needs. Also attached is a blank sheet for the targets to be stuck on to in the front/back of pupils books

Literacy targets with meanings, three examples or options, some colour codes, occasional hints and space for pupils to write their own example for teachers to check the pupils understanding. The five boxes at the bottom are for teachers to tick when they see the correct use of the targets in a set piece of work. The idea is that each box is for one piece of work but can be used to suit your own needs. Also attached is a blank sheet for the targets to be stuck on to in the front/back of pupils books.

Literacy targets with meanings, three examples or options, some colour codes, occasional hints and space for pupils to write their own example for teachers to check the pupils understanding. The five boxes at the bottom are for teachers to tick when they see the correct use of the targets in a set piece of work. The idea is that each box is for one piece of work but can be used to suit your own needs. Also attached is a blank sheet for the targets to be stuck on to in the front/back of pupils books.

Literacy targets with meanings, three examples or options, some colour codes, occasional hints and space for pupils to write their own example for teachers to check the pupils understanding. The five boxes at the bottom are for teachers to tick when they see the correct use of the targets in a set piece of work. The idea is that each box is for one piece of work but can be used to suit your own needs. Also attached is a blank sheet for the targets to be stuck on to in the front/back of pupils books.

Literacy targets with meanings, three examples or options, some colour codes, occasional hints and space for pupils to write their own example for teachers to check the pupils understanding. The five boxes at the bottom are for teachers to tick when they see the correct use of the targets in a set piece of work. The idea is that each box is for one piece of work but can be used to suit your own needs. Also attached is a blank sheet for the targets to be stuck on to in the front/back of pupils books.

A levelled times tables program that helps teachers focus more than one week on a set tables. There are six different levels for each times tables starting with Beginner and ending with Master. This program allows pupils to use and apply their developing times tables knowledge in line with the Maths Mastery approach. You will find the following in this free resource packet: 3 PDF Versions of each times tables; Friday tests for each version of each level; answer sheets for all questions; pupil record cards and a PowerPoint to explain the programme to pupils. The normal packet contains 6 editable Versions of each times tables; Friday tests for each version of each level; answer sheets for all questions; a teacher excel record card for pupils levels; pupil record cards; PowerPoint to explain the programme to pupils and a letter for parent about the programme and how to support it at home. Note: The preview section on TES below does not correctly show the pupils activity sheets. This free sample can be downloaded demonstrating the final view.

Great resource for teachers to visually show times tables to the whole class or in small group work such as interventions. This resource works well with other times tables products within this shop. I use this resource in class and allow the pupils to compete against each other in best of three questions at an agreed level such as normal, super, advanced, elite and master. For more detail on these levels please see the free x2 tables programme located in the shop. Note, you can show the numbers on the board and not have to click next on the PowerPoint during the competitions.

This resource allows you to assess pupils tables knowledge without answering all 144 questions. I normally set a time limit and ask pupils to record their finished time. They can aim to beat it a couple of weeks and see how they have improved. This resource also includes a self assessment for pupils to record how they well they have done and identify strengths and weaknesses visually which can be useful for parents evening. The self assessment will also help to determine which tables might need developed as a class and will save time for teachers who will not need to spot patterns on the actual question sheet. Answers are included.

This Comprehension PowerPoint focuses on understanding the different types of question layouts using the 2016 Read sample paper. Please note that the sample paper is not included in this pack but can be found online.

This PowerPoint focuses on the different types of comprehension questions that can appear in SATs papers for KS2. Two pieces of text called ‘The Giants of Merseyside’ and ‘Delilah’ are provided with text and questions using some of the layouts shown. The answers are also provided.