Short of ideas for year one Autumn term? Put my planning from different schools together. It’s all in the zip file. I’ve put some examples in the general upload but there is TONS more in the included zip file. Lots of different types of planning as my schools were all different. There’s lots of free stuff too that is adaptable e.g. year 2 work. sample : Today we are going to read ‘Titch’ together. Read Titch under the visualiser. Does this remind you something that has happened to you? Can children identify with the characters/settings and events? Discuss with talk partners and beach ball/bean bag ideas. Look at some cvc words; start with hen; who can spell this word on the IWB? What is the 1st sound? Get a child to write it down. Can you tell your talk partner some words that rhyme with this? Make a list. Robins/Bears [AA] Talk about how Titch might feel. Do they feel like that? Children to write sentence/s about how the children feel. Chicks/Giraffes [A] Talk about how Titch might feel. Do they feel like that? Children to write a sentence about how the children feel. Octopus [BA] Talk about how Titch might feel. Do they feel like that? CT/TA to scribe some sentences about how the children feel. Listen to sentences that children have came up with about the story. Can we suggest any other sentences about ‘Titch’. Teacher to scribe them on IWB and save them for later. Show chn the picture from the front cover of Lost and Found. Start up a discussion asking the question: Who are they? Depending on chns responses ask other questions – who, why, when, what, where, how. Show chn question hand – use this to remind chn of the types of questions we can ask. PUT HAND AND PICTURE ON WORKING WALL FOR CHN TO REFER TO. Model recording some responses to the questions asked on post it notes. Mild: Talk about the picture on the front cover Spicy: Think of questions that we could ask to find out about the story Hot: Share responses to the different questions asked Extra Hot: Write responses making phonetically plausible attempts. LA Activities Green MA Activities Orange and Red HA Activities Blue Adult pose a question about the picture. Adult to scribe responses on post it notes. Photograph for books. Chn to talk about the picture with partner- Chn to remember some of the questions asked earlier and write down their responses to the questions. Photograph for books. In pairs chn take it in turns to ask each other a question. Chn to write their responses on post it notes. Stick post its and a smaller version of picture in book.

I’ve designed 100 sheets where pupils have to put the Arabic numeral to the Roman one. All answers provided. At least 20 questions per sheet. Later ones have 100. Lots of differentiation so the sheets start easy and get hard.

100 puzzles plus answers. Great for reinforcing maths. Across-Downs is a fun activity that reinforces addition and subtraction skills. The object of the exercise set is to find the answer for each row and column, then use those answers to calculate the final answer in the lower right-hand corner of the puzzle. This set tests addition and subtraction.

98 worksheets plus answers on telling the time. Pupils have to draw the time on the clock faces. Plenty of variety on the sheets. e.g. time on the hour, half hour, quarter hour, plus some five minute ones.

100 worksheets on simplifying fractions. Answer sheets provided. A good time filler or homework.

100 sheets I’ve designed for times tables. There are a variety of sheets, getting progressively more difficult. Some are 10 by 10, some 12 by 12, some in order, some jumbled up. The pupils have to fill in the blanks on the grid. Simple but effective.

I have designed 100 worksheets on table drills for primary school children. There are four drills per sheet. The pupils have to write the answers in the gaps provided. Some of them go up to 10, some to 12. The variety is huge. Like all good ideas it’s simple yet effective. A great way of repeating for reinforcement, but in an attractive way. A great reinforcement exercise or you can give a sheet to a bright pupil to keep them occupied. You can use your professional judgement to choose the appropriate sheet. Answer sheets are provided for all worksheets.

100 worksheets with answers. 20 questions per sheet. Pupils have to write in the value of the underlined digit. Some are in the units column, some in the tens, some in the hundreds, some in the thousands. A good little time filler or easy homework.

1000 questions Mathematics KS2 Multiple Addends 2 Digit Numbers Pupils have to add up three 2 digit numbers. All answers provided.

1000 questions on shopping. Answers provided. Pupils have to work out the cost of various food items. Lots of variations. Would be good as a homework or calculator use.

1000 questions where pupils have to fill in a counting square. e.g. count by 2 from 8 to 56 All answers provided. Good for drilling or time filling. Each square is 5 by 5.