This super simple Reading Comprehension worksheet is suitable for young learners or EAL students. Range of questions to test all reading skills; open-ended questions help your students to extend their own thinking.

This lovely worksheet features a variety of pictures, each accompanied by three letters. Can your budding writers name each picture and than colour the letter that begin with. Enjoy!

A simple worksheet with questions covering simplifying algebraic expressions, writing expressions, substituting and solving equations (the answer sheet provided) . Good practice for homework or revision.

Adding and Subtracting Fractions

The letter thief has stolen the letters. Can your students put them back on the words?

This handy worksheet gives your children the opportunity to show how much they have learned Phase 2 Phonics Letters and Sounds.

Matching activity for young leaners. Students should match the pictures with the words.

How can I teach students about one to one correspondence? This resource supports you to teach your children to match one object to another. I used this with my own class and the children enjoyed it.

Contains detailed power point presentation and worksheets used successfully in Year 1

A Place Value powerpoint presentation and different activities worksheet for Year 5/6.

This worksheet is designed to help students revise the types of lines and angles.

Colourful, amazing differentiated worksheet on solving percentages of quantities. Good for revision, homework or as a test.

Worksheet providing practice on solving problems involving ratio and proportion. (Includes 8 interesting tasks.)

This Interactive Powerpoint presentation covering warm up activity, excellent slides, which explain to your students how to simplify algebraic expressions by collecting like terms and by cancelling step by step. The pack also comes three differentiated worksheets (with answer sheet) It is suitable for children in Year 5, Year 6 and Year 7. My students enjoyed it!

Excellent PowerPoint, which explains the link between fractions, decimals and percentages. The presentation includes a warm-up activity, which covers odd and even numbers, multiples, factors and square numbers. The PowerPoint then goes on to demonstrate how to convert between fractions, decimals and percentages. The presentation leads perfectly into the differentiated worksheets, which come with answer sheets! I taught this lesson to my Year 6 class and they made great progress!

Common factors, multiples and prime numbers revision worksheet .

This amazing resource is a great way to test your students' reading. Get them cut out and paste the images into the correct boxes with the right Phase 2 word and see how they make a progress.

Unscramble the letters worksheet which is very popular .

The children say the names of the objects in the pictures and listen to the first sound. They write the letter "k" in the boxes where the name of the object begins with "k".

Cut and Paste Activity for younger leaners. My students enjoy this activity.