<p>This resource introduces Malorie Blackman, a renowned British author known for her impactful stories that focus on themes of diversity and inclusion. It provides a brief overview of her life, from her early love of reading and inspiration to become an author, to her most famous work, <em>Noughts &amp; Crosses</em>, which addresses racism and inequality. The text also highlights her role as Children’s Laureate and her continued advocacy for diverse storytelling.</p> <p>The accompanying questions encourage students to practice SAT-style comprehension skills, including vocabulary understanding, factual retrieval, inference, summarization, and authorial intent. Additionally, there is a thought-provoking opinion question to help students reflect on the importance of diverse characters in literature. This resource is designed for KS2 students to enhance their reading comprehension.</p>

<p>‘A Snowy Surprise’ is a delightful Christmas story designed for KS1 children, capturing the magic of the festive season. It follows siblings Emma and Max as they build a snowman on Christmas Eve, only to discover he comes to life when they place a red hat on his head. The story highlights themes of imagination, friendship, and holiday joy, making it perfect for the festive period. Accompanied by comprehension questions, it helps young readers recall details, understand the sequence of events, and reflect creatively on the magical tale.</p>

<p>This worksheet is designed to help young learners practice their number bond skills by completing equations that add up to 10. It includes 10 fill-in-the-blank questions to reinforce understanding and promote quick recall of basic addition facts.</p> <p>In addition, it features a Challenge Section where students can create their own number bonds and explain their thinking. A Fun Activity encourages creativity by asking students to draw a rainbow linking pairs of numbers that total 10.</p> <p>This engaging and educational resource is ideal for early years or primary school students building foundational math skills.</p>

<p>This worksheet is designed to help young learners practice their number bond skills by completing equations that add up to 20. It includes 10 fill-in-the-blank questions to reinforce understanding and promote quick recall of basic addition facts.</p> <p>In addition, it features a Challenge Section where students can create their own number bonds and explain their thinking. A Fun Activity encourages creativity by asking students to draw a rainbow linking pairs of numbers that total 20.</p> <p>This engaging and educational resource is ideal for early years or primary school students building foundational math skills.</p>