This Christmas themed worksheets resource relates to money using the 1p, 5p, 10p, 20p coins and for the more able students 50p, £1 and £2 coins. ANSWERS provided New £1 coin Includes worksheet on receiving change from £2.00 Can use as assessment and revision. Aimed: Keystage 1/Lower Keystage 2, SEND and ESL Students learning about English coins. File Type: Word and pdf. Set in the context of a Christmas Fayre -Children work out how much change they would receive if they were to buy the items on the Christmas stall. Please note it is a two-step process whereby children use their observational skill to look for the price of each item and then work out the change from each coin. They look at the prices of the Christmas items and then work out the change. They can use any method -e.g. number lines, hundred square, counting from/back - check to ensure they are using money symbols. Christmas Fayre 1 - spend up to 10p (2 pages) Christmas Fayre 2 - spend up to 20p (2 pages) Christmas Fayre 3 - spend up to 50p (2 pages) Christmas Fayre 4 - spend up to £1.00 (2 pages) Christmas Fayre 5 - spend up to £2.00 (2 pages) Differentiated worksheets - Writing the total of each item in the shaded box. Adding up coins 1 Adding up coins 2 Adding up coins 3 Adding up coins 4 I am mindful of the use of ink - the worksheets are in word format so you can change the colour fill of the Christmas stall. Thanks for looking and/or downloading. Images royalty free from pixabay, flickr and Microsoft clipart.

This product relates to adverbs of degree. I have included a common list of words but there are so many. Use this resource to supplement your teaching of adverbs of degree. You may like to display some of the posters around your classroom. Laminating the posters and flashcards gives them that professional look. Content: Teacher’s Notes Adverbs of degree title card 15 whole page display cards or anchor cards (you can enlarge) 52 Adverbs of degree flashcards - you can photocopy onto colour card paper Differentiated Worksheets 1x Word Search with Solution The 52 adverbs of degree are 4 words to a page - just laminate and cut out. Extras: 6 sets of Worksheets to practise using adverbs of degree: Worksheet 1: Adverbs of Degree Cloze Activity. Students choose an adverb to complete the six sentences. For the second part of the worksheet, students make up a sentence of their own using one of the adverbs that was not used in the cloze activity. Worksheet 2: Adverbs of Degree Modifying Adjectives Worksheet. Students write 9 sentences using the numbered adverb/adjective words in the table. The students can work in pairs if they feel they need help in making up sentences. Worksheet 3 – Adverbs of Degree Modifying Action Worksheet. An explanation is given in the box. Students write 9 sentences using the numbered adverb/action verb in the table. An example is given. Students can draft some sentences on their whiteboard before completing the worksheet. Worksheet 4 – Adverbs of Degree Modifying Other Adverbs Worksheet. Similar to the above task, - A brief explanation is given in the box. Students then write 9 sentences using the numbered degree adverb/other adverbs in the table. Students can draft some sentences on their whiteboards before completing the worksheet. Worksheet 5: Adverbs Focus: Enough, Too and Very Worksheet (with Answer Sheet) In completing this worksheet, students must think about the word order of ‘enough’. The rest of the worksheet is straightforward when the students come to use ‘too’ and ‘very’. The second part of the worksheet requires students to write their own sentences using each of the degree adverbs. Adverbs of Degree Word Search (with Solution) – Students find 14 words listed that go across and down. Worksheet 6: Extension: Rewrite the list in alphabetical order on a separate sheet of paper. Listening and Speaking: As a whole class or small group activity, shuffle a few flashcards and ask a student to select a card. The other students then think of a sentence to say aloud with that word, e.g. extremely difficult The walk to school was extremely difficult. Hope you find this resource helpful. Thank you for visiting my shop:)

Reading comprehension short story text that focuses on particular aspects of the English language, grammar and word work. This literacy resource comprises PowerPoint Presentations, Lesson Plans with learning objectives and worksheets and activities. There is also an extra lesson plan (includes learning objectives) and PowerPoint Presentation on characterisation with differentiated worksheets. Also suitable for teaching in small groups. The Presentations contain whole class activities. Lessons comprise: Reading comprehension - speaking/listening and includes reading/writing Cut/paste activities to sequence story Answer sheet with sequenced pictures. Recount story in own words activity with pictures to encourage writing. Sentence work - jumbled sentences (cut/paste), adding capital letters/full stops - differentiated worksheet activities. Read and write - gap filling exercises. Word work is on proper and common nouns - differentiated worksheets. Work on characterisation - describing and creating a character for Grandad’s new dog. Playscript - comparing playscript structure to story text. Children in groups - write out their playscript based on the story - differentiated activities - There is a separate PowerPoint Presentation. Children that need support can act out the play. All resources editable and printable. Images free from royalty.

This product relates to final consonant blends activities and contains: • 160 Flashcards (2 Sets) • Set of Consonant Endings Blend Cards • Set of Beginning Words Card and a Set of Endings Blends • Recording Worksheet • 3 Worksheets Ending/final consonant blends: ct lf ft ld lk lp lt pt mp nd nk nt sk sp st A. 160 Flash cards (Whole page size) Print off and laminate the flashcards you need for your lesson. You can display flashcards around the classroom as visual reference for the children. B. Set of Consonant Endings Blend Cards Small endings blend cards for small group activities. Students can practise saying the graphemes and clap each letter. You could ask what letters the students could put before the consonant blends to make a word. Some students might remember the flashcards you showed earlier in the lesson. For example, you can put ‘a’ before ‘ct’ to make the word ‘act’. You can select easier cards such as ‘e’ and ‘nd’ ‘end’ or ‘o’ and ‘ld’ for old, ‘e’ and ‘lk’ for ‘elk’ or ‘lf’ for ‘elf’. Practise writing the graphemes on handwriting paper. C. Set of Beginning Words Card for activity and a set of Endings Blends for activity These are the words on the flashcards that have been separated for this activity. Ideally laminate these cards and then cut apart. This is a word making activity and you can choose either cursive or non-cursive cards. Whatever level your students are at, you can select the beginning words and endings blends cards and put a selection on the tables. Students practise making words with the selected cards. After practising, they can list the words they have made on the Recording Worksheet. D. 3 Ready-made making words Worksheets There are three ready-made worksheets which replicates the above activity. The images of the two sets of cards are in separate boxes. Students choose one of the starting words in the box and the consonant ending blends in the other box in order to make a word. Students write the word out. The last activity is to choose one word and write a sentence with it. E. Playing a matching game You may have to print out some beginning and endings blends more than once to make different words, e.g. be st be nd se nd. You decide on how many words you want the students to make. Lay out a selection of beginning and ending words in to two piles face down. 1st player chooses a beginning word and an ending word, if they match to make a word he/she keeps them. If not, the player replace them back in the same position. 2nd player does the same. Winner has the most words. Thank you for visiting my store:-)

This resource pack is on the theme of All About Me - PSHE link. Updated with PowerPoint Name Spinner You can use it as an icebreaker in the first week of term to find out about your students and they can find out about each other’s similarities and differences. <strong>Content</strong> Teacher’s Notes Learning Objectives and starter activity How to use the PowerPoint Presentation generator questions/names PowerPoint Presentation to randomly generate questions - I have typed in the questions. Start the Slide Show and then click on From Beginning icon. Press the ‘s’ key to stop and the PowerPoint will automatically stop on a question. Start the generator again by pressing the spacebar. PowerPoint Presentation to randomly select names in your class - I have set up the presentation - just type in the names of your students and save. Then as above go into Slide Show and then click From Beginning. The presentation will randomly generate the names. Press the ‘s’ key to stop and the PowerPoint will automatically stop on a name. To start the generator again hit the spacebar. It is a good idea to save the PowerPoint as another name ‘Save As’ so that you retain the original. 38 Question cards - A selection of question cards to print, laminate and cut out -this resource can be used with Activity Sheet 3 or use in the suggested activity in the Teacher’s Notes. Additional activity sheets are in the form of activity sheets 1, 2 and 3. <strong>Learning Objectives: </strong> To recognise the differences that exist between us To know that we are similar in different ways To express personal preferences File type: Word format and pdf (question cards)

I have uploaded a set of time-saving worksheets relating to upper and lower case letters of the alphabet. Aimed at: Reception/KS1 Total worksheets: 40 Description of resources: • Set 1 Worksheets – Select the correct initial letters for pictures; • Set 2 Worksheets – Select 6 correct initial letters out of the 8 from the rectangle to write below the pictures ; • Set 3 Worksheets – Select correct initial capital letter from circle to complete each word; • Set 4 Worksheets – Each box contains two pictures beginning with the same initial letters. Students write the initial alphabet letter for the pictures. • Set 5 Worksheets – Fill in the missing letter to complete the word then rewrite the whole word in capital letters. • Set 6 Worksheets – The pictures in each box start with different initial alphabet letters. Students write the initial letters below each picture in their best handwriting to practise mid-zone letters, ascender and descender letters. E.g. if the two pictures are a jug and a table, the student writes the ‘j’ (descender) and ‘t’ (ascender) on the handwriting lines. I have included some completed examples of worksheets. The mixture of pictures used for set 6 worksheets are: apple, ant, ball, banana, cat, car, dog, door, egg, elephant, fish, fork, girl, goat, hat, hook, igloo, iguana, jigsaw, jug, kangaroo, key, leg, leaf, moon, mouse, pumpkin, pirate, queen, quiet, ring, robot, sock, sun, teapot, table, umbrella, under, volcano, vase, window, watch, xylophone, x-ray, zebra, zip Please see preview pane. File Type: PDF Thank you for stopping by my store. You may be interested in Learning the Alphabet resource: Learning the Alphabet

Easter theme pack on counting and estimation. Updated to include bonus worksheets Easter egg counting and matching number words. This pack contains: - A flexible detailed lesson plan (includes learning objectives, lesson starter, main activity and plenary) - The Presentation slides are referred to in the lesson plan. The plenary is a listening activity whereby the children (eyes closed) listen to the number of drops of a small object, pennies, marble, multi-link cubes or even those tiny chocolate Easter eggs in a container and the children tell you how many drops they heard. You then check by counting out aloud with the children how many objects were dropped in the container. - Starter Presentation starts the lesson off with a counting song - '1, 2, Buckle My Shoe.' - Main Presentation (32 Slides) on counting to include whole class activities, questions and feedback from children and get children up to the board to click and drag mouse on pictures to rearrange the pictures so that it is easier to count) - Differentiated worksheets: Activity Sheet 1 and 1a/1b (8 pages) - cut/paste activities - Read the number on the basket and then cut out the same number of Easter eggs. Choice of colouring in Easter eggs or cutting out picture of Easter eggs. - Final task on the worksheet is to count all the eggs in the baskets and write the answer. Activity Sheet 2 (5 pages)- Multiple choice activity - children count the hot cross buns and then choose which box to tick to match the number of hot cross buns. Extra worksheets on PowerPoint (7 Slides) optional print off - The children count the number of eggs in each basket and write the number. Editable worksheets and PowerPoint presentation. Includes two paper sizes A4 and US Letter Size. File Type: Word and pdf. and PowerPoint. There are 24 items in the zip folder which you should extract. Thank you for visiting my shop:-)

This product is a set of 70 task cards up to the value of €5.00 or 5 €. Each card shows a combination of coins up to a particular value which pupils add up and write the total in the space provided. Content • 70 Task cards • Answer Keys • Recording Task Card Sheet • Blank task cards • All eight coins • Flags Write and erase You can print, laminate and cut out the cards for pupils to practise adding up coin values. Ideal for early finishers and for those pupils who need more practice in adding up coins. Print off, cut out and glue into workbooks You may wish to record pupils’ work and so this resource is great for cutting out and sticking into workbooks or onto plain paper. Pupils do not have to work through the task cards in number order. Whatever ability the pupil is at, you can choose the appropriate task card. There is a Recording Sheet with space for the pupil’s name and date for when each activity card was completed. Alternative uses I have included blank card and coins which you can prepare to suit the needs of your pupils. E.g. Write the amount of money on the right-hand side of the card and then pupils cut out the coins to match the amount of money you have written down. Pupils can cut out the little flags and stick on the blank task cards. For small group or one-to-one activity Lay out cards that have the same value but different combinations of coins. Ask pupils to match the cards that add up the same amount and elicit what coins were used on each card. E.g. Both cards add up to 50 Euro cents but one card shows 3x 10c and 1x 20c and the other card shows 2x20c and 1x 10c. Please see Preview Pane for sample of product. Thank you for visiting my shop:-) Download total: 44 pages US$, AUS$, CAN$, NZ$ and UK£ Sterling version of this resource. You may also be interested in other Euro products: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/money-euro-and-cents-presentations-worksheets-activities-bundle-11634271

These are mixed CVC word cards. The words are jumbled/scrambled. Students can write the correct word or you can get them to type in the correct spelling as I have now included fillable blanks. This is the updated version, but I’ve retained the old version in case you prefer the old version. Also suitable for ESL/EFL students and students still finding it challenging to discriminate sounds. A lovely addition to your phonics lessons or literacy centre. Print onto card paper and laminate - use drywipe pens for activities or students can use the computer to type in the words. -at -an - am -ut -un -ug -ox -ot -op -og -it -ip -in -ig -et -en -eg -ed- ap -ag -um -ud -ub -od -ix -ob -em -ix and -am cat rat pan fan nut cut bun sun jug bug fox box hot pot hop pop dog log sit fit zip lip pin bin pig dig net vet hen pen peg leg bed red map cap bag tag pad dad gum sum mud bud tub cub pod rod cob hob six mix ham ram lab cab gem hem There are 58 CVC cards and they have a double use. How to use:- The student looks at the picture and say what it is. When s/he knows what the picture is they attempt to sort out the jumbled word by sounding out initial medial and final letters. S/he then writes the word correctly on the line. Other use:- There are 58 cvc cards which are made up of 29 pairs of onset and rime words and pictures. Lay out pairs of cards for the student to match the rhyming pictures and then unscramble the words and write on the lines. As an extension they could write funny rhyming lines into their literacy books. E.g. The pin is in the bin. The fan is in the pan. Thank for visiting my shop!:)

Alphabet resource for display and alphabet activities. This resource contains the following:- Teacher’s Notes • Aa to Zz frieze showing pictures beginning with initial letter. Laminate and punch holes and thread through with a string to hang around the classroom or peg onto a washing line across a wall/classroom. Aa – Zz word strips and related pictures • Laminate and cut out • Can be used as an extension activity. Children trace round the initial dotted letter which shows a picture for that letter. Alphabet cards • Alphabet cards should be printed off twice, laminated and cut out. • Children can play alphabet snap • Other games – lay out 4 or 5 letters in alphabetical order ,e.g. k, l, m, n, o, cover them over. Take a letter away without the children seeing and ask what letter is missing. • Matching lower case to upper case letters activity. Practise writing frames using Sassoon dotted font • These are in upper and lower cases. Each one should be laminated. • After focussing on e.g. ‘t’, children can practise writing over the dots and then without the dots as handwriting exercises. Alphabet Mat Practise (trace over dotted letters) Photocopy these and laminate • Children can keep it in their trays for reference; • can practise their handwriting if they finish their work early or for those children who need to practise fine motor skills. Practise writing frames using Sassoon dotted font • These are in upper and lower cases. Each one should be laminated. • After focussing on e.g. ‘t’, children can practise writing over the dots and then without the dots as handwriting exercises. Alphabet Mat • Can be laminated and blu tac to the wall in the writing/reading/book corner. • Can be used to assess a child’s phonic progress. Alphabet Pictures Games/Assessment • The pictures represent the start of a letter e.g. ‘g’ for grasshopper. The pictures are not in alphabetical order so that you have to look for the picture. • Enlarge the A4 size sheet to A3 and the sheet with the alphabet tiles. • Laminate the Alphabet Pictures grid • Laminate the Alphabet sheet then cut out each letter for use with Alphabet Pictures grid. • Children can play in pairs. A timer can be set so that children have a limited time to place the letter on the correct picture. • Players take turns to ask his/her partner to find the picture beginning with, e.g. ‘s’. The player picks out one of the letters and places it over the correct picture sound on the Alphabet Picture Mat. US Version https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12693631 Thank you for visiting my shop:)

This product is a set of 70 task cards up to the value of £5.00. Each card shows a combination of coins up to a particular value which pupils add up and write the total in the space provided. Content • 70 Task cards • Answer Keys • Recording Task Card Sheet • Blank task cards • All the coins • Flags Write and erase You can print, laminate and cut out the cards for pupils to practise adding up coin values. Ideal for early finishers and for those pupils who need more practice in adding up coins. Print off, cut out and glue into workbooks You may wish to record pupils’ work and so this resource is great for cutting out and sticking into worksheets or onto plain paper. Pupils do not have to work through the task cards in number order. Whatever ability the pupil is at, you can choose the appropriate task card. There is a Recording Sheet with space for the pupil’s name and date for when each activity was completed. Alternative uses I have included blank card and coins which you can prepare to suit the needs of your pupils. E.g. Write the amount of money on the right-hand side of the card and then pupils cut out the coins to match the amount of money you have written down. Pupils can cut out the little flags and stick on the blank task cards. For small group or one-to-one activity Lay out cards that have the same value but different combinations of coins. Ask pupils to match the cards that add up the same amount and elicit what coins were used on each card. E.g. Both cards add up to 50p but one card shows 3x 10p and 1x 20p and the other card shows 2x20p and 1x 10p. Please see Preview Pane for sample of product. Thank you for visiting my shop:-) Download total: 44 pages US$, AUS$, CAN$, NZ$ and EURO version of this resource.

This product is a set of 70 task cards up to the value of AUS$5.00. Each card shows a combination of coins up to a particular value which pupils add up and write the total in the space provided. <strong>Content</strong> • 70 Task cards • Answer Keys • Recording Task Card Sheet • Blank task cards • All the coins - Penny and 2c coins used for teaching purposes only (Task Cards 1 to 7) • Flags <strong>Write and erase</strong> You can print, laminate and cut out the cards for pupils to practise adding up coin values. Ideal for early finishers and for those pupils who need more practice in adding up coins. <strong>Print off, cut out and glue into workbooks</strong> You may wish to record pupils’ work and so this resource is great for cutting out and sticking into workbooks or onto plain paper. Pupils do not have to work through the task cards in number order. Whatever ability the pupil is at, you can choose the appropriate task card. There is a Recording Sheet with space for the pupil’s name and date for when each activity card was completed. <strong>Alternative uses</strong> I have included blank card and coins which you can prepare to suit the needs of your pupils. E.g. Write the amount of money on the right-hand side of the card and then pupils cut out the coins to match the amount of money you have written down. Pupils can cut out the little flags and stick on the blank task cards. <strong>For small group or one-to-one activity</strong> Lay out cards that have the same value but different combinations of coins. Ask pupils to match the cards that add up the same amount and elicit what coins were used on each card. E.g. Both cards add up to 50c but one card shows 3x 10c and 1x 20c and the other card shows 2x20c and 1x 10c. Please see Preview Pane for sample of product. Thank you for visiting my shop:-) Download total: 44 pages US$, UK£Sterling, CAN$, NZ$ and EURO version of this resource.

It’s Halloween! Your students will have fun playing bingo, Snap, memory games and other games with this resource. x30 Bingo Cards numbered 1 to 30 - 12 pictures on each card All the bingo cards are different. It can be played as a whole class or in small groups. Children can dab or cross off pictures that they have with a dry-wipe pen or place a counter on their pictures. 36 Calling cards with words and pictures. Snap! – Make extra copies of the calling cards for students to play Snap! Memory Match Game: Photocopy two sets and then lay out a selection of the cards face down on the table. Players take turns to pick up two cards. If the cards match, the player keeps the two. If the two cards do not match, the player returns the cards to the same position they were in face down. The players have to try and remember where the cards are. List of Call-out cards: bat, mummy, black cat, jack-o’-lantern, ghost, graveyard, zombie, broomstick, cauldron, frog, hat, Dracula ghost, spider’s web, skeleton, jar of eyes, Halloween costume, monster, haunted house, Frankenstein, moon, scarecrow, candy apples, candy corn, skull, magic wand, spider, werewolf, candies, wizard, scary mask, witch, Trick or Treat bag, slime, owl, the dark and shadow. Hope your students have fun. Bingo UK Version: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12003693 Thanks for visiting my store:-)

This resource relates to St. David’s Day celebrated on 1 March. An editable presentation on the facts of Saint David/Saint David’s Day which can be used in assembly or as a lesson. Content: A Presentation (55 Slides) on facts about St. David and how the day is celebrated. There are questions and answers throughout the presentation to involve the children. Questions to recap on what they have learnt. It is divided into sections:- Background to St. David’s life Connection between Wales and Argentina Myths and legends - E.g. Why is St David seen with a dove on his shoulder standing on a small hill. Celebrations Reflection -A prayer (optional) (3 pages)- Teacher’s notes on assembly referring to the slides. Optional Follow-up worksheets: Write and draw 4 things you can remember about St David Flags of Wales : Children colour in the flag of Wales and the cross of St David (Answer key provided) Puzzle pieces to put together then label the picture. (colour & b/w) (Welsh flag) 2 video links: You can click on the links in the Presentation. Video 1 is a commentary by children on St David’s Day Preparation - Tour around St David’s City (4 mins 3) Video 2 is a commentary by children on St David’s Day Parade and making a dragon. (3 mins 40) Please see preview pane of some of the slides in the presentation. Thank you for your interest:-)

This is a fun matching hands-on activity working with 2D shapes. Aimed at: Early Years/Year 1, SEN and children learning English. <strong>Content:</strong> Ten sets of Shape Match Mats – Set 1 to Set 12 Ten sets of Shape Cards – Set 1 to Set 12 Labels for shapes Shapes used: square, circle, triangle, rectangle, oval, pentagon, diamond/rhombus, heart, star, crescent and trapezium shape. The mats are whole page landscape and should be printed onto card and laminated. Enlarge to A3 and get children to work in pairs to match the shapes. Each mat displays various shapes in different positions, size and colour. For each mat there are sets of shapes which should be printed onto card or good quality paper and then cut out ready for the children to start the matching activity. The cut out shapes are placed on top of the correct shapes shown on the Shape Mat. The shape, colour and size should match. More than one shape card can be placed on top of a shape. This is an opportunity for children to count the number of matching shapes, describe colours and shapes. Included are shape labels - you may want to use these to revise shapes with the children. I keep the numbered sets together so that they do not get mixed up, i.e. Set 1 Shape Cards stored away with Shape Match Mat 1; Set 2 Shape Cards kept with Shape Match Mat 2 etc. Please have a look at the preview pane. Thank you for visiting my shop and hope your students enjoy the matching activities. Total download: 42 whole page landscape

This product is a set of 70 task cards up to the value of $5.00. Each card shows a combination of coins up to a particular value which students add up and write the total in the space provided. Content • 70 Task cards • Answer Keys • Recording Task Card Sheet • Blank task cards • All the coins and one dollar bill • Flags Write and erase You can print onto cardstock, laminate and cut out the cards for students to practice adding up coin values. Ideal for early finishers and for those students who need more practice in adding up coins. Print off, cut out and glue into workbooks You may wish to record students’ work and so this resource is great for cutting out and sticking into workbooks or onto plain paper. Pupils do not have to work through the task cards in number order. Whatever ability the student is at, you can choose the appropriate task card. There is a Recording Sheet with space for the student’s name and date for when each activity card was completed. Alternative uses I have included blank card and coins which you can prepare to suit the needs of your students. E.g. Write the amount of money on the right-hand side of the card and then students cut out the coins to match the amount of money you have written down. Students can cut out the little flags and stick on the blank task cards. For small group or one-to-one activity Lay out cards that have the same value but different combinations of coins. Ask students to match the cards that add up the same amount and elicit what coins were used on each card. E.g. Both cards add up to 55c but one card shows 3x 10c (dimes) and 1x 25c (quarter) and the other card shows 2x 25c (quarters). Please see Preview Pane for sample of product. Thank you for visiting my shop:-) Download total: 44 pages UK Sterling£, AUS$, CAN$, NZ$ and EURO version of this resource.

This product is a set of 70 task cards adding up Canadian money up to the value of $5.00. Each card shows a combination of coins up to a particular value which students add up and write the total in the space provided. <strong>Content</strong> • 70 Task cards • Answer Keys • Recording Task Card Sheet • Blank task cards • All six coins - (1 Penny coin used for teaching purposes only - Task Cards 1 to 7 ) • Flags <strong>Write and erase</strong> You can print onto cardstock, laminate and cut out the cards for students to practise adding up coin values. Ideal for early finishers and for those students who need more practice in adding up coins. <strong>Print off, cut out and glue into workbooks</strong> You may wish to record students’ work and so this resource is great for cutting out and sticking into workbooks or onto plain paper. Pupils do not have to work through the task cards in number order. Whatever ability the student is at, you can choose the appropriate task card. There is a Recording Sheet with space for the student’s name and date for when each activity card was completed. <strong>Alternative uses</strong> I have included blank card and coins which you can prepare to suit the needs of your students. E.g. Write the amount of money on the right-hand side of the card and then students cut out the coins to match the amount of money you have written down. Students can cut out the little flags and stick on the blank task cards. <strong>For small group or one-to-one activity</strong> Lay out cards that have the same value but different combinations of coins. Ask students to match the cards that add up the same amount and elicit what coins were used on each card. E.g. Both cards add up to 55c but one card shows 3x 10c (dimes) and 1x 25c (quarter) and the other card shows 2x 25c (quarters). Please see Preview Pane for sample of product. Thank you for visiting my shop:-) Download total: 44 pages UK Sterling£, AUS$, US$, NZ$ and EURO version of this resource.

This product is a set of 70 task cards up to the value of $5.00. Each card shows a combination of coins up to a particular value which pupils add up and write the total in the space provided. <strong>Content</strong> • 70 Task cards • Answer Keys • Recording Task Card Sheet • Blank task cards • All five coins • Flags <strong>Write and erase</strong> You can print, laminate and cut out the cards for pupils to practise adding up coin values. Ideal for early finishers and for those pupils who need more practice in adding up coins. <strong>Print off, cut out and glue into workbooks</strong> You may wish to record pupils’ work and so this resource is great for cutting out and sticking into workbooks or onto plain paper. Pupils do not have to work through the task cards in number order. Whatever ability the pupil is at, you can choose the appropriate task card. There is a Recording Sheet with space for the pupil’s name and date for when each activity was completed. <strong>Alternative uses</strong> I have included blank card and coins which you can prepare to suit the needs of your pupils. E.g. Write the amount of money on the right-hand side of the card and then pupils cut out the coins to match the amount of money you have written down. Pupils can cut out the little flags and stick on the blank task cards. <strong>For small group or one-to-one activity</strong> Lay out cards that have the same value but different combinations of coins. Ask pupils to match the cards that add up the same amount and elicit what coins were used on each card. E.g. Both cards add up to 50c but one card shows 3x 10c and 1x 20c and the other card shows 2x20c and 1x 10c. Please see Preview Pane for sample of product. Thank you for visiting my shop:-) Download total: 44 pages US$, AUS$, CAN$, UK£Sterling and EURO version of this resource.

It’s Halloween! Children will have fun playing bingo, snap, memory games and other games with this resource. x30 Bingo Cards numbered 1 to 30 - 12 pictures on each card All the bingo cards are different. It can be played as a whole class or in small groups. Children can dab or cross off a picture that they have with a dry-wipe pen or place a counter on their picture. 36 Calling cards with words and pictures. For Snap! Make extra copies of the calling cards for students to play Snap! Memory Match Game: Photocopy two sets of the calling cards and then lay out a selection of the cards face down on the table. Players take turns to pick up two cards. If the cards match, the player keeps the two. If the two cards do not match, the player returns the cards to the same position they were in face down. The players have to try and remember where the cards are. List of Call-out cards: bat, mummy, black cat, Jack-o’-lantern, ghost, graveyard, zombie, broomstick, cauldron, frog, hat, Dracula ghost, spider’s web, skeleton, jar of eyes, Halloween costume, monster, haunted house, Frankenstein, moon, scarecrow, toffee apples, magic spells, skull, magic wand, spider, werewolf, sweets, wizard, scary mask, witch, Trick or Treat bag, slime, owl, the dark and shadow. Halloween Bingo US Version: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12003710 Hope your students will have fun. Thanks for visiting my shop:-)

Suitable for Foundation classes, Keystage 1/Lower Keystage 2, SEN and ESL children, individual/smaller sessions for children that need extra support. This comprehensive resource is a review of the digraphs - sh, ch, th, ng, ck, ph and wh. It aims to consolidate the pupils learning of the digraphs by saying the sounds, listening, sorting, shared reading and writing activities. There are practical activities - Just print and laminate pictures, flashcard words and the circles with each digraph onto card paper for repeated use. The PowerPoint Presentation (20 slides) contains:- Whole class activities such as slide view animation of the digraph as they whirl in - children say the sounds; Audio - children listen to the words and decide which digraph each word contains; Click and drag to sort pictures under the correct digraph heading; Shared reading text - look for the digraphs and true/false comprehension activity; There is an extra sorting activity presentation - print off slides 1 and 2 and children can do this activity at their tables instead of the click and drag activity in the main Presentation. Other resources:- Lesson Plan (learning objectives, activities and plenary) -Teachers’ Notes describing what you can do with the resources Flashcards of words to laminate Pictures cards to laminate for various activities Large circles containing each digraph to be laminated for various activities Cut/paste sorting activities Worksheets on sorting and listing and writing sentences Handwriting template sheet to practise digraph joins Reading strips containing the digraphs - useful for small reading groups. Students search for the digraphs and for additional work they can draw pictures to go with each sentence. To complement this resource you will find large flashcards at: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/digraph-flashcards-wh-ph-sh-ch-th-ng-and-ck-11367425