Children choose a colour for each shape and then colour the patterns on the string.. Can they continue the pattern? Children can also 'have a go' at naming the shapes, which can then lead on to them finding items with the same shape around the classroom or at home. Can be used in the classroom, for assessment or as homework.

Children are given 4 shapes: square, circle, 2 x triangles. Cut out each shape. Cut along the dotted lines. Now put the shape back together. What is your shape called? Helps children with recognising and naming shapes. Helps with spacial awareness and matching. Shapes can be coloured in prior to cutting.

Practise and reinforce long vowel sounds for 'e'. Read the words. Cut them out. Stick the words with an ea on the leave and ee on the sheep. Ideal for practising and reinforcing phonics, reading and writing.

By joining together digraphs, we can make words. Children use the pictures to help them make words. Say the word first. Join the beginning of the word to the word ending. Children then write the words you have made below. Helps build children's vocabulary and knowledge of phonics. Helps with writing words using consonant digraphs and digraphs.

By joining together digraphs, we can make words. Children start by saying the digraphs in the bubbles. For each word, they say the beginning and the end of the word. Then say the sounds together. Write the complete word. Can they think of any more words that begin with these sounds? Helps build children's vocabulary and knowledge of phonics. Helps with writing words using consonant digraphs and digraphs.

Help Fluffy count to 50 and reach home safely. Start at 1 and see if you can count to 50. Point to each number as you say it. If you stop before you get to 50, draw a little picture of Fluffy on the number. Start at 1 again. Keep trying until Fluffy reaches the number 50. Children can then have a go at writing the numbers to 50 without looking. Worksheet can also be used as an aide memoire, or poster. Ideal for classroom use, assessment, reinforcement to practical work, sent home with children to practise with parents.

A long ‘u’ sound can be made in 3 ways. Practise and reinforce long vowel sounds for 'u'. Read the words. Draw a line to the correct sound in the word. Words contain the long vowel sound spelt using: 'ue', 'ew' or 'u_e'. Children then colour the: ew words in green, ue words in blue, u-e words in red. Helping them to remember and group words. Ideal for practising and reinforcing phonics, reading and writing.

Quality worksheet on how to find a fraction of a number. Numerator and denominator explained in an easy to understand way. Can be used to support classroom work, or as homework.

16 quality worksheets to help children learn to read and write the time. Ideal for key stage 2 children. Can be used for homework, reinforcement or self-assessment. Allows children to practise telling the time using an analogue clock, digital clock, 24 hour clock, am and pm. Progression has been incorporated into this pack, as well as opportunities to practise and revise what has already been learnt. Answers are also included. Worksheets included: - Make Your Own Clock (hours and minutes) - Minutes in an Hour – Past/To (5 minute increments) - minutes past - minutes to - 24 Hour Clock - Am and Pm - Mixed times , past and to (minute increments)

21 pages of tests, 2 tests per page, 20 questions per test. 2 Progress Charts. Answers included. Can be used for weekly tests or homework. The aim of this pack is to improve children’s knowledge of times tables and division facts. The questions have been mixed up as it is important for children to know the answer to a times tables or division question without having to count, or say the whole times table by rote every time. This pack has been created to incorporate two types of tests: • Mental Recall Tests - help children improve their mental recall of multiplication and division facts up to x12. • Speed Tests - improve the speed at which individual tables/division facts are recalled.

16 pages of tests. 4 tests on each page. 2 Progress Trackers. Answers included. Incorporating two types of tests: - Mental Recall Tests - help children improve their mental recall of multiplication and division facts up to x12. - Speed Tests - improve the speed at which individual tables/division facts are recalled. Each test within the pack will focus on a times table and its corresponding division facts. Division test questions are included, as it is easier for children to learn division facts with the times tables facts. Times tables and division questions are not in order, so that children can learn each table without having to count, or say the whole times table by rote every time.

10 Quality KS1 Activities with answers included, to help children improve their sentence writing skills. The words used within this pack include those that can be sounded out phonetically, words that children will need to learn by sight and high frequency words (most commonly used words). Activities within the pack will help children read words, use them within simple sentences and how to extend sentences to make them more interesting. Activities 1-6: Recognising sounds (hard and soft sounds, long and short sounds) and rhyming strings - 'o'sound - 'g'sound - 'c'sound - 'ea'sound - 'ow'sound - rhyming strings 'at' 'all' 'ake' 'ain' 'ight' Activities 7 – 9: Reading words and writing simple sentences Activity 10: Extending sentences to make them more interesting

28 engaging, quality worksheets. Focus of this pack is on initial sounds. The sound each letter of the alphabet makes, use within a word and how to write it. Flashcards are included to aid practical activities. Additional activities to correct common mistakes and letter confusion often encountered by children are included. Worksheets include: Initial Sounds (individual worksheets for each letter) s a t p i n m d g o k c e u f l h b j v w x y z q qu Initial Sounds - b, d or p? Initial Sounds – m or n? Initial Sounds - Mixed Alphabet Flash Cards

Worksheet for teaching antonyms and how to use them within sentences. A story paragraph is provided. Children need to replace the antonyms with another word. Explanation of what an antonym is and examples are given. Extension activity included for differentiation.

Quality worksheet to reinforce counting to 10. Children can draw pictures, or use physical objects to make the number shown. Learning can be extended by asking children to write the number above each picture drawn. Worksheet can be used in the classroom, or for homework.

Clear, concise worksheet for using Roman Numerals. Worksheets focus: Using Roman Numerals for 1, 5, 10, 50 , 100 (I V X L C) Useful table for children to keep as a resource. Links roman numerals to addition. Can be used to reinforce classwork, or as homework.

Clear, concise worksheet for using Roman Numerals. Worksheet focus: Practice writing numbers using Roman Numerals Using Roman Numerals for 1, 5, 10, 50 , 100 (I V X L C) Introduce rules for writing numbers using Roman Numerals Useful table for children to keep as a resource. Links roman numerals to addition. Can be used to reinforce classwork, or as homework.

Worksheet focus: Practice writing numbers using Roman Numerals to 1000 Introduce rules for writing numbers using Roman Numerals Introduce subtraction combinations Useful table for children to keep as a resource. Links roman numerals to addition. Can be used to reinforce classwork, or as homework.

Clear diagrams to show how to put fractions on a number line. Worksheet can be used to reinforce classroom learning, or as homework. Reinforces whole numbers, 1/2, 1/4, 3/4, number lines

Quality worksheet explaining what unstressed vowels are and where they are within words - Spelling Strategies. Activities ideal to support spelling and grammar work in the classroom, or as homework. Extension activity included.