This worksheet is a perfect task for introducing 3D shapes and can also be used to test children’s knowledge. I have done a range of 3D blocks and also real life 3D objects. 3D shapes used are cone, square based pyramid, cuboid/rectangular prism, sphere, cube, triangular prism and cylinder.

Worksheet where students can read and label the rooms of the house from the pictures. Good worksheet to do after introducing the vocabulary: living room, bedroom, kitchen, bathroom. Can also be a fun colouring activity.

A starting sounds cut and paste worksheet. Goes with Jack hartmann’s ‘learning letter sounds’ and ‘work out to the letter sound’ songs (Ii= insect), good worksheet to follow up with after learning. (Letters are in comic sans for easy letter recognition but the thumbnail shows a different font that doesn’t fit)

This is a fun lesson for practicing perimeter where students will go around the school/ classroom (or wherever you would like to place the cards) and answer the questions about perimeter. This product contains a PowerPoint presentation with instructions for the lesson and there is also a print out available on my store with the ready made questions to print out. I have left some blank which will require a shape. You can either add these in on the computer or draw them yourself (like I did, so that they were to scale so that the children could measure them with a ruler). The lesson is also differentiated for 3 different levels of learners, the triangle symbol being the lower ability, pentagon being the middle and hexagon being the higher. I hope you enjoy! let me know if you like it :-) Amber x

A home scavenger hunt perfect for a bit of fun during distance learning on zoom. The items that the students need to find are very general and they come up with lots of different cool ideas as some are shapes and colours. Students can talk to the rest of the class about the item they have found for class points! The children love it and it is lots of fun and gets them excited and up and moving around their house instead of sat in front of the computer the whole time. The powerpoint can be edited to be made more difficult or descriptive for older students so it is suitable for everyone, enjoy!

A step by step powerpoint on how to make a snowflake with your name on it. Great craft for christmas time!

New years resolution colouring page and worksheet for young learners. Students will write in the star “This year I will try to…”

A fun craft that is suitable to current times! A step by step instruction powerpoint on how to make your own mask with easily accessible materials. All you need it some fabric, elastic (or string), glue and pens! The powerpoint also provides some information on how masks work and how they protect us and others around us.

A powerpoint presentation to introduce or review body parts. There is an action to do for each body part to get the students involved. At the end is an explanation of how to make the “Make your own bingo” worksheet.

Worksheet to go well with learning big and small and shapes. Also good for a recap to check their knowledge.

Make your own bingo worksheet where students can choose and cut and stick to make their own bingo card. This goes with the “Body parts” powerpoint that has some fun actions to review or learn body parts, a song and an explanation of how to make the bingo card. (I don’t know why the thumbnail is messed up, its fine when opened :-) )

Students can learn about different foods and draw whether they like it or not on the ‘I like’ plate or the ‘I don’t like’ plate. 2 sheets per page to save paper!

Various food flash cards, perfect for teaching ESL or younger children! The flashcards include the food mentioned in the YouTube video ‘Do you like broccoli?’ which is a funny way for the children to learn new vocabulary.

This PowerPoint includes a step by step tutorial of how to do a fun art activity after learning about warm and cool colours. The results are amazing and the children had so much fun! Suitable for all ages!

Students write a letter to themselves to open again at a later date to see how much has changed and how much they have grown. Includes guideline questions to give them ideas on what to write about.

This activity is perfect for the beginning of the year when you are getting to know your class. The activity involves the students creating a name tent for their tables. It also has space for them to write information about themselves which is useful for the teacher to know, such as favourite subject, words to describe themselves, people that are close to them and activities that they like to do.

PowerPoint explaining how to do word problems in maths including 6 useful tips students can follow when they are working through a problem. The PowerPoint has an example you can work through together as a class using the 6 tips.

All about me activity laid out instagram style, good for the beginning of year to get to know each other! Suitable for all ages!

Students need to count the different coloured counters and fill in the number sentences to 10. The second section requires them to work out how many MORE numbers are needed to make 10.

Students need to use their knowledge of nouns and adjectives to describe the creature. There is a visual success criteria checklist at the top of the page that remind them to include capital letters, finger spaces and full stops.