This is a really fun and engaging activity. Children can be set the challenge to find as many words relating to the weather as they can with these wonderful differentiated word searches. Want to save paper, why not print some for a group activity and laminate them so that you can use them time and time again. You could even give children a blank grid and challenge them to make their word search.

A fantastic resource pack to introduce children to electricity, where it comes from, what objects use electricity and how it gets to our homes.

This activity is a lot of fun. There are a selection of True or False statement cards (organised into Phase 2, 3, 4 and 5) for children to read. They can then work out if the statements are true or false using what they have learned about reptiles so far. This activity is very versatile, it can be used as a whole class activity, pair work, group work or independent work.

A brilliant PowerPoint to introduce children to floating and sinking and to set them the challenge of a science investigation.

A great activity to recap children's learning about the characteristics of a bird. This is a fully animated PowerPoint slide that enables children to choose a fact and then state if it is true or false. You simply need to click on the fact to revel the answer and then click on the answer to reveal a small part of the picture hidden beneath.

This great resource pack includes: A SMART Notebook presentation A cut and stick activity for children to demonstrate how Electricity gets to our homes. (A great starter to children writing about this) - Differentiated Electrical hazard colouring

This is a fantastic resource! There are a selection on statement cards about crocodiles that have already been differentiated for you (Phase 2, 3, 4 and 5). After reading each statement children can be challenged to use their knowledge to identify if the statement is true or false. They could even use the statements as a research prompts where children are challenged to find out if the statement is true or false.

A fantastic lesson pack to support children to investigate materials, within a fun pirate theme. This lesson pack will support children in identifying what material different objects are made out of as well as begin to think about what they look and feel like. Included in this pack: Material's PowerPoint introduction with a fun pirate twist Material match activity - a selection of pictures for children to match with the material they are made from or to write the material they are made from next to the material for your more able children. (These work great as a cut and stick activity or why not reduce the mess in your class and print them onto stickers instead!) Marking stickers - these can also be printed on paper, cut and stuck into children's books A planning overview to outline the main activity and listing some independent activity ideas too.

An amazing bundle of pirate resources. All of the resources I publish have been tried and tested, Included in this bumper resource pack: Lesson 1 - er and est suffixes. Some beautiful pictures to stick into children's book which will help them to write using the er and est suffixes. This lesson pack also included a red pen question to extend children's thinking further. Lesson 2 (Planning included) Talk like a pirate treasure hunt (differentiated by phonics phase). Children have a worksheet containing a list of pirate words. They will o on a treasure hunt to find the relevant vocabulary card and will read it to find out what the pirate words mean. Lesson 3 (planning attached) Children will create their own pirate glossary. Science - materials (Planning included) Lesson 4 - man-made and natural materials Lesson 5 - Pirate challenge - floating and sinking Lesson 6 - Pirate challenge - Waterproof and absorbent materials Design and Technology - making a pirate ship Lesson 7 - labelling parts of a pirate ship Lesson 8 - Design a pirate ship Lesson 9 - Make a pirate ship (step by step PowerPoint to help) Lesson 10 - Evaluate your pirate ship.