Resourcefully has an ever growing range of primary teaching resources carefully created by us. Our resources are here to help you build amazing lessons for your pupils without starting from scratch.
Resourcefully has an ever growing range of primary teaching resources carefully created by us. Our resources are here to help you build amazing lessons for your pupils without starting from scratch.
The perfect way to start off your morning of learning.
Monday morning tasks start with activities relating to feelings to get the week off to a good start. Each sheet has English and Maths activities aimed at Year 3, beginning the term with consolidating their learning from Year 2 and continuing with what they will learn during the Autumn term. Maths activities progress in small steps as the week goes on.
PPTs include challenge tasks for children who finish early and answers.
Content:
Number sequences
Marking numbers on a number line
Comparing and ordering numbers
Place value
Writing numbers in words and digits
Addition and subtraction progressing from adding ones to adding and subtracting numbers in the hundreds using a range of representations
3, 4 and 8 x tables using a range of different representations.
Using adjectives, verbs, adverbs and nouns in sentences.
Synonyms and antonyms.
Spelling of common exception words.
Correcting spelling and grammar mistakes
Descriptive writing.
Aimed at Year 6, this fantastic bundle features detailed resources for introducing Y6 grammar objectives or revising them, ideal for SATs. Each resource features a range of activities, suitable for short and snappy grammar activities or for the main activity in a lesson. Most of our resources contain three levels of differentiation and answers are always included.
Ten lessons containing teaching resources and PPTs on Anglo-Saxons, covering two enquiry questions. Aimed at Year 5 but suitable across Upper KS2.
**Enquiry Question One:Who were the Anglo-Saxons and how do we know about them?
**Enquiry Question 2: How did the Anglo-Saxons live and how have they influenced modern day Britain?
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