A freebie. If you like these I have 100 for sale in my shop. I have designed 5 worksheets on Money and Shopping for primary school children. I have used a variety of items, a variety of difficulty and a variety of numbers of questions per sheet. Pupils write on the sheets the total cost. e.g. a milkshake costs £2.90 a hot dog £1.65 How much would 2 milkshakes and 3 hotdogs cost? There is plenty there to reinforce the work done in the classroom. Good for extra homework or additional work for the bright ones. Answer sheets are provided for all worksheets.

A sheet where pupils have to put the correct times in. If you like this, please visit my shop where you can buy a full set.

I have designed 100 worksheets on Money and Shopping for primary school children. I have used a variety of items, a variety of difficulty and a variety of numbers of questions per sheet. Pupils write on the sheets the total cost. e.g. a milkshake costs £2.90 a hot dog £1.65 How much would 2 milkshakes and 3 hotdogs cost? There is plenty there to reinforce the work done in the classroom. Good for extra homework or additional work for the bright ones. Answer sheets are provided for all worksheets.

2 French wordseaches with answers. Each one has 20 basic words to find. Perfect for rainy Friday afternoons, homeworks etc. If you like these, please visit my shop where you can purchase 500 of these at a very reasonable price.

An example freebie of my self-designed fractions sheets. If you like this one, please take a look at my shop. You could but half a million questions on fractions. Or maybe ones on simplifying fractions, Mixed fractions etc. Please look for the bundles if you are looking for great value.

For all years 1 to 4 complete planning all terms. Easily adaptable up or down, so will save you hours. Catholic in flavour but other religions included. Contains powerpoints, planning, worksheets, info etc. Why not look at the bundles. Incredible value and it’ll save your precious Sundays. Ideal if you have been chosen to deliver R.E. N.B. You will need to spend some time organising as I am retired. Also not a great deal of year 2 stuff. If you want superorganised stuff, please look at my RE powerpoint stuff, sample planning : Learning and growing as the People of God: Short-term Planning Unit I – Easter Most children will know that the four Gospels contain accounts of the Resurrection of Christ. They will be able to understand the transforming effect this had upon the disciples. The children will know that the Ascension reminds Christians of the promise of Christ to remain always with them. Less able children will be able to recall parts of the Resurrection story from some of the Gospels. More able children will have a greater understanding of the importance of the Resurrection for Christians today and of their belief in the presence of Christ in the Church and in their lives. Start date: Finish Date Additional details including groupings, differentiation Vocabulary and Key Questions Resources Prayer Revise with children previous learning about the Church’s celebration of Easter. Recall that it is a season of fifty days and revise some of the colours and symbols of the season that are used in the Church’s liturgy. Activity: In groups - give children the colours and the symbols to match. White Easter light innocence purity joy triumph glory Red Feasts of the Lord’s Passion, Blood and Cross the Passion blood fire God’s Love martyrdom Palm Sunday Purple Good Friday penance humility melancholy Gold Easter joy Children to read one of the four Gospel accounts of the Resurrection: Matthew 28: 1-15, Mark 16: 1-17, Luke 24: 1-43, John 20: 1-21 Group Activity: Must - Highlight the words and actions of the disciples and the women and the words and actions of Jesus. Should/Could -Create a resurrection appearance table. Include in the headings: What the disciples were doing, what they saw, and what Jesus said and did. (Use the above Gospel accounts to fill in the table). Plenary: Children to imagine that they are about to meet somebody who had never heard of Jesus before. What would they tell this person about the resurrection? What would be the most important information that they would need to pass on? What were the words and actions of ____ at the resurrection of Christ? Markers Remind the children that prayer time is an important opportunity for us to recognise the presence of Jesus in our lives. Provide moments for silent prayer. Use music and appropriate Easter focus, Use the Resurrection and Ascension stories during Collective Worship. Other links/Homework

Three weeks great planning. Don’t expect lessons on Charlie. It’s report writing in English using Charlie with powerpoints etc Great powerpoints Zip file has more. I’ve put some example stuff on to give you a flavour. Introduce the new unit and read the writing outcome with the children. Complete a skills audit verbally. TTYP – what skills do you already have that will help you to achieve the outcome? What skills do you think you will need to revise? Are there any completely new skills you will need? Introduce the focus text. We know a lot about Roald Dahl from our biography unit. Has anyone ever read ‘Charlie…’? Seen the films? Explain that we need to know the story line and the characters, so we are going to spend today’s lesson using the 2005 film as a visual text. The rest of the week will be spent comparing the visual text to the written text and completing various activities and pieces of writing. Become familiar with the story by using a visual text. Use both visual and written texts to analyse character and setting descriptions. Finish any of the DVD which we didn’t finish yesterday. Use the written text to read the character descriptions of Charlie, his parents, grandparents and the four other winners of golden tickets. Activity One Come back together, discuss and put information on working wall. Repeat with setting descriptions. Look at a still of Charlie’s house from the film and read the setting description for it. Look at the still from the ‘meadow’ in the chocolate factory and read the description on pages 87-90. Activity Two Revise features of journalistic writing. Compose a newspaper article using the correct form and language. Working in pairs, children to sketch a story mountain onto a whiteboard. Children to then summarise ‘Charlie…’ using one or two sentences for each section of the mountain. Come back together and discuss. Read chapter five of the text. What main event is happening? The announcement of the golden ticket competition. Watch 14:28 – 15:44 – how does the film embellish the details given in the book? Explain today’s task, you are a senior news reporter for the ‘International Herald’ a newspaper which is published in many different countries, many different languages all over the world. Your editor has asked you to write a newspaper article about this event. Your report will be published the day after Willy Wonka’s signs went up. You will be reporting on the competition, the prizes and the mania sweeping the world. TTYP – what are main features of a journalistic piece of writing? Come back together and list for the working wall: Headline, paragraphs, subheadings, quotations, orientation, 5 ws, past tense, direct, formal, balanced etc. Brainstorm some headlines for our article. List the 5 Ws on the working wall. Give each child a checklist and an inverted pyramid.

Nice powerpoint and notebook files and great grammar word document that you can use for display.

Got me a job so must be reasonable! A simple lesson plan, worksheet, powerpoint. Great for discusiing with pupils. I have plenty of maths, literacy, languages and Literacy stuff so have a look after downloading this freebie.

If you like this resource more available in my shop. Fill in the gaps to get the correct multiplication answer.

A sheet with answers where pupils have to draw the hands to show the time on a small clock. If you like this, please visit my shop where there is a more sophisticated product.

A worksheet that pupils have to fill in. They have to add up the coins. If you like it, please visit my shop that has an enhanced similar product.

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 tests addition and subtraction. If you like this freebie, please visit my shop which has loads of puzzles for sale. Buy the bundles for best value.

A freebie. A Latin word search. If you like this one, I have 500 for sale in my shop.

A freebie. A nice powerpoint on the religious aspect of Christmas. I’m hoping to interest you in buying my series of Christmas lesson on R.E.

A cloze test on an Aesop fable. If you like this one I have a collection in my shop. You get many, many more of them at a reasonable price. Great timefiller for Froday afternoons or homework. If you like the product, please leave a good review, especially as it’s FREE! Thank you!

Tons more great resources at Auntieannie’s shop. I specialise in Primary school stuff mainly. Please have a look. Tons of Literacy and Maths lessons and resources. Religion a speciality too with a smattering of Humanities. You can get planning for indivisual years and terms too. Bundles offer incredible value. Lots of self made sheets. Thanks for looking!

Worksheets to help times tables. The tables from 2 to 12 are tested 3 sheets for each one. You get 33 sheets. Can be used for a quick easy to mark homework too. These are test B. Tests A and C are also available.

Worksheets to help times tables. The 2 to 12 times tables are tested. 3 sheets for each one. You get 33 sheets The third sheet, for example, has a mixture of multiplication and division questions. The preview has the sums not quite lined up for some reason. The downloaded sheets are fine so no worries there. These are test C. Tests A and B are also available.

1000 questions on advanced addition. Pupils write the answers directly on the sheets. There are different numbers of digits that they can add up. Answers all provided.