Useful to display in Early Years Classrooms

This is such a useful worksheet to give to the children when they are free reading. Once they have read for a certain amount of time they can write about what they have read. This encourages the children to summarise and conclude what they have read. It also helps the teacher to see if they have actually been reading! There are two spaces on the worksheet where the children can note down any new words they like or any words they don't know the meaning of; and can they use a dictionary to find out the meaning! If I don't put these worksheets on the tables during guided reading, the children start asking for them! Can be edited and will save time!

This worksheet will support a lesson on identifying the subject and the verb in a given sentence. The children have to circle the subject and underline the verb in each sentence. There is then an extension question where the children have to think of their own sentence and highlight the subject and the verb. There is also the LO & Success Criteria at the top for the adult to highlight as appropriate. Can be edited and will save time!

These are the LO & SC for the information sheets. All differentiated and ready to edit and cut and stick into your books!

These are simple Christmas sentences where the children have to identify when to use 'a' or 'an' in front of a word. Just simply print! This will save time and can easily be edited to suit the needs of different abilities and year groups.

This is a Christmas acrostic poem template for the children to use for Poetry. It is very eye-catching when printed and can easily be edited to spell other words related to Christmas. Enjoy!

This is a differentiated worksheet where the children have to order 2-digit numbers from smallest to largest. There is also a LA worksheet where the children have to order 1-digit numbers from smallest to largest. This work sheet has the LO AND SUCCESS CRITERIA on them. You can also change the Success criteria or and more, e.g 'Can I form my numbers correctly?' It can easily be edited and printed out to suit the abilities in your class. The worksheet looks great in their books!

This is a worksheet (differentiated) where the children have to write a list poem using their five senses. On one worksheet the children have to read the words 'I can see_______ I can hear______' and complete the sentence. The other worksheet is for the visual learners who look at the image and write what they can smell, hear, see, etc. Can be edited so that the HA have to write the five senses words and their full sentence.

This is a worksheet for Year 2 which focuses on multiplying by tens (x 10 tables) with some division. There are four tasks. The first one is fluency - recalling x 10 and dividing by 10 facts. Task 2 asks the children to draw dienes/rods for the given multiplication fact. Task three is a reasoning question. Task four is a problem solving question. Can easily be edited and will save time!

This is a simple worksheet where the children have to work out what coins are needed to exchange a given amount. E.g. £5 for five £1, £20 for ten £2 etc.