This is a fantastic resource pack and provides you with some quality resources to support children in sequencing the story of Dear Zoo as well as to write their own letter to the zoo... Lesson 1: Children can first of all be introduced to the Dear Zoo story with the animated PowerPoint. Children can then go on to sequence the story by cutting out the story captions in their book; why not print them on to stickers and ask the children to stick the captions in the correct order. Following this children can then work with a partner to peer assess their work. Lesson 2: A lovely differentiated letter template for children to write their very own letter to the zoo.

A great resource pack to support children in demonstrating that they can recognise and organise letters into the four letter families (curly caterpillars, long ladders, one armed robots and zigzag monsters). Included in this resource pack: A fully animated PowerPoint, to support children in recapping their knowledge of which letters fit into each of the letter families. Sticker sheet for each of the letter families (can be printed on paper and cut out and stuck into books). By sticking one of each of the letter family 'stickers' into thei8r books, children can then organise each of the letters into the correct family. There is a selection of two letter mats available to support children in sorting letters into their letter families (non cursive and cursive). Mastery activity: where children can demonstrate their ability to join letters correctly by writing the section of words given in cursive script.

A great worksheet for children to explore the materials around.

This is a great way to set your children targets in a clear and child friendly way. Simply discuss with children what they need to work on, select the target that the fits this need and stick it in their book (you could even print them on stickers to save you some time). Included in this pack is also a marking sticker (could be cut out and stuck in too) congratulating children on meeting their target.

A great activity to recap children's learning about the characteristics of reptiles. 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.

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 is a really fun and engaging activity. Children can be set the challenge to find as many reptile words with these wonderful worksheets. 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 reptile word search.

A fantastic selection of 5 great worksheets on the unit of measure/length. Worksheets included in this pack: Look around the classroom for objects that are longer and shorter than 1m Using a ruler to measure how long snail trails are Deciding what to measure and then choosing how to do this Using a ruler to measure different lines and then write down the longest. Finally children will roll the dice and measure a piece of string to that length and stick it on their paper in a funny line, before challenging a friend to measure their string.

This a great worksheet to check children's understanding of length with a fun problem solving element. Children will roll the dice and measure a piece of string to that length. Stick it on their paper in a funny line before covering the answers and asking a partner to measure their string.

This is a fantastic resource! children will use a ruler to measure each line on the worksheet and then write down which is the longest line. A great way to check children's understanding of measure.

With this beautiful worksheet, children can make choices about what would be a suitable way to measure different objects. This is a tried and tested resource that my class loved!

With this beautiful worksheet, children can compare different objects to see if they are greater or smaller than a meter. This is a tried and tested resource that my class loved!

This fantastic worksheet allows children to use a ruler to measure and draw lines to a given length.

This is a great worksheet to support children in investigating objects that are longer and shorter than 1m.

A great activity that promotes exploration of concrete resources. Children can select a challenge card before using concrete resources to find the answer.

This is a great introductory activity for the topic of Journeys. The differentiated worksheet encourages children to consider what they would need to pack for different journeys they may take.

A great worksheet to ease children back into school. It can be used as an independent activity where children can write about their summer holidays or you could even use this as a planning sheet for an extended piece of writing.

A fun and interactive worksheet that encourages children to use their subtraction skills to complete their picture.

A beautiful Lego themed subtraction game board. A great activity where children can use Lego pieces to move across the board, taking some of their bricks away as they move through the game.

This is a nice little resource to help you organise your focused work stations. I often rotate my stations each day to get a good mix, but these handy posters lets the children know what the focused activity is for so that they can access it independently.