<p>Full lesson sequence for Year 5 Science Forces topic (6 lessons).</p> <p>Includes:</p> <ul> <li>Lesson sequence with key vocabulary for each lesson and also NC objectives</li> <li>SMART presentation for each lesson</li> <li>Resources and tasks for each lesson</li> <li>Pre and post assessment</li> </ul>

Each letter of the alphabet has been given a value and children are challenged to make words with different values using their column addition skills to calculate the values.

Differentiated addition and subtraction word problems.

Differentiated tasks to enable children to practise adding using mental strategies, beginning with adding 1, 2 and 3 digit numbers and progressing to decimals. children are given opportunities to choose and use a variety of strategies depending on the numbers.

An extract taken from Chris Mould's 'Pocket Pirates: The Great Drain Escape' and accompanying comprehension questions.

Differentiated tasks to enable children to practise estimating numbers on a number line.

I created this resource when my year 4 class needed to revise and really practice multiplying and dividing by 10, 100 and 1000. There are three levels of questions plus a word problem challenge, each progressing to slightly more difficult numbers to divide or multiply by gradually. Numbers can be easily edited to suit different groups of children. To challenge my higher ability children, I asked them to also write their answers in words to check their understanding of place value (including decimals).

Three levels of numbers and questions, beginning with TU and HTU carrying over tens and progressing to HTU carrying over tens and hundreds and also some word problems using addition.

Number generator for column addition practice. Mild, hot and spicy levels located on three different tabs for differentiated numbers.

Differentiated tasks to enable children to practise counting on in multiples of 9 and 25.

I have created a PowerPoint presentation and resources (included at the end of the PowerPoint) to help introduce KS2 children to the names of the school subjects in Spanish and say which subjects they like and dislike. The PowerPoint guides you through three short lessons, which give opportunities for children to recognise, say and write the Spanish words through different activities.