Simple worksheet for KS2 children to match numbers written in words to numbers written in digits. Numbers from single digit to thousands. Practice also at reading the numbers in words and writing the digits. Useful as a starter or revision.

Short workbook of a few activities to help children understand that zero is a very important number. This workbook is free but others are available at a small cost for other numbers to 9.

A simple, but fun, worksheet for students to signal which numbers are greater and which are less than, as well as some questions related to the month with the least number of days, numbers which are less than or greater than the number of students in class and a friend’s name which has a greater number of letters than theirs.

A short worksheet with 9 addition and subtraction word problems involving animals and numbers less than 20. Ideal for homework or a fast finisher exercise.

Simple worksheet to practise using contractions in a variety of sentences. Convert the full words into contractions and the contractions into full words. Suitable for KS2/KS3 pupils and adult learners/ESL students.

A4 display poster listing Roman numerals and their equivalent from 1 (I) to 20 (XX). A useful sheet to help students convert between Roman numerals and Arabic numerals.

A simple matching activity using homophones, for students to match the similar sounding words in the grid and then explain their meanings in sentences. Great for revision, homework or starter/plenary.

Lots of ideas for inspiring your pupils to write about April themes - April Fool’s Day, Easter and the birth of Hans Christian Andersen.

Activity to ignite children’s writing. Ideal for KS2 and LS KS3 children who find it hard to write interesting sentences. Start with a boring sentence and “trade” words for more interesting ones. Once all four words have been “traded”, the child is left with many more interesting words to use to write amazing sentences, which can be compared directly with the original. Could be used as a starter or booster activity.

Straightforward English activity involving direct speech. Read the sentences and match the direct speech to the fairy tale character. Speaking and listening opportunities - Could involve lots of discussion around the characters or the speech itself. Most children will be familiar with all of these stories or they could be read out in class, linked to a Fairy Tale Topic. Suitable for KS1, LKS2, SEN, booster or homework.

Straightforward KS1 or KS2 worksheet to sort adjectives into labelled “bags”. Starter, homework or booster activity. Suitable also for SEN or EAL pupils.

Lots of writing activities covering some of the main festivals or celebrations in May 2019. Ideal for homework, early morning work or fast finishers.

Straightforward activity to read through the introductions written by 4 different children around the world and extract information into a table. Follow up by asking children to write their own introduction following the same pattern.

Laminate the sheets and cut the cards out. Ask children to read the riddles and match them to the animals images. Quick and easy activity for KS1, lower ability KS2, EAL or SEND children. Opens up lots of discussion or further work learning about the different animals, where they come from, where they live, children’s likes/dislikes, naming the animals, etc.

Straightforward worksheet to practice adding the suffixes “-able” or “-ible” to complete sentences. Suitable for UKS2, KS3, EAL students. Could be used for starter, revision, booster or homework tasks. 16 varied sentences and a general rule. Answers included.

Simple Halloween BINGO game with familiar characters and scenes associated with Halloween. Instructions, one call sheet and 12 different BINGO cards.

UKS2 or KS3 riddles to find the greatest common factor (GCF) of two/three numbers with challenge. Answer sheet including list of factors and the GCF for each riddle. Ideal as morning, starter, fast finisher, revision, booster or homework activity

A whole class game to practice vocabulary and/or spelling. Aimed at KS2 but could also be used with lower ability KS3 or SEN pupils. Pupils are divided into 2 teams and have to take turns to write a word on the board following the alphabetical list from A to Z. The first team to complete the list wins the points. Words required can be random, related to a particular topic or a phonic pattern, for example.

A simple sheet for pupils to find a synonym and an antonym for given words.

Revision lesson on homophones with use of BBC Bitesize activities for pupils to use in lesson or independently afterwards. Lower KS2 level words used. Paired activity.