This resource contains 30 differentiated questions based on time. Level 1 is very basic questions; where the children need to find the difference in time but not crossing over to the next hour. There are 5 questions in each level and there are 6 levels. Level 6 is very challenging, children need to combine their understanding of time with their other mathematical skills in order to find the answers. The resource would be suited for Years 4-6. It is saved as a pdf. One file has one card per page and the other file has 6 cards per page. All answers are included.

This product is aimed at a Year 3/ Grade 2 class or a high Year 2/ Grade 1 class. The resources contains 6 worksheets which look at place value, hundreds, tens and ones. There are a variety of questions to solve, with some reasoning along the way. To assess student’s understanding of the unit there is a small unit assessment included. The assessment has 9 questions and is marked out of 15.

Overview: This comprehensive resource is designed to enhance students’ understanding of the fascinating history and development of transportation methods, from ancient times to the present and even into the future. It includes a diverse set of activities and tools to engage young learners in exploring the world of transport. Contents: Evolution of Transport Comprehension: A detailed comprehension passage, “The Amazing Journey of Transport,” suitable for 8-10 year olds, highlighting key milestones in the evolution of transport. It is followed by 8 open-ended questions to test comprehension and encourage critical thinking. KWL Chart: A KWL (Know, Want to Know, Learn) chart to help students organize their existing knowledge about transport, list questions they have about the topic, and record what they’ve learned through the activities in this resource. Transport Survey Template: A transport survey template that allows students to design and conduct their own surveys about transportation preferences. This hands-on activity encourages students to interact with their peers and gain insights into various transportation choices. Past, Present, and Future Activity: A writing and drawing activity where students can showcase their creativity and knowledge by describing how transportation has evolved over time. They’ll explore transport in the past, compare it to the present, and envision what transportation might look like in the future. This activity fosters imagination and critical thinking. Educational Goals: To teach students about the historical development of transportation methods. To encourage critical thinking and research skills through open-ended questions. To help students organize their knowledge and generate questions using the KWL chart. To promote interactive learning through the transport survey template. To foster creativity and futuristic thinking in the past, present, and future activity. How to Use: Begin with the “Evolution of Transport Comprehension” to introduce students to the topic. Use the KWL chart to gauge students’ prior knowledge and guide their exploration. Engage students with the transport survey template, allowing them to collect and analyze data. Conclude with the writing/drawing activity, encouraging students to express their ideas about transport across time. This resource is an excellent addition to any unit on transportation and can be tailored to suit various learning environments, from traditional classrooms to homeschooling. It encourages active learning, critical thinking, and creativity while fostering a deeper understanding of the evolution of transport.

This is a presentation using the angle family; Mr Obtuse, Mrs. Right, Baby Acute and Reflex Rex! It is a fun way to help students remember the different types of angles. The last slide contains a quick review of what they learned. The worksheet contains 6 different angles. The children must first name the angles. Then, estimate their size and finally measure them using a protractor. I would recommend using these resources with Year 4 or Year 5.

Here are differentiated worksheets for working out the volume of cuboids. There are two different types of exercises, each with a MA and HA worksheet. The first exercise requires students to look at the cuboid and work out the volume. The second exercise is a table which student must fill in applying their knowledge of volume.

This product is designed to help children learn the suffixes -age and -wise. It includes a presentation and 3 different worksheets. The presentation explains what a suffix is and also explains what -age and -wise means when used as suffixes. There are differentiated activities included in the presentation. Activities include, matching the word to the meaning, dictionary work and writing sentences. There is also a page which explains the spelling rules for the suffixes. Two of the activity sheets are “complete the sentence” activities with 10 sentences on each sheet. Answer sheets are provided to make the teacher’s life a little easier. The last activity sheet is an assessment of the suffixes -age and -wise. It contains two exercises. The first, requires children to find a suitable word for the meaning given. The second exercise asks students to write the correct ending to the root word in order to complete the sentence. All files are saved as PDFs so make sure your device can open PDF files.

This is a pack of worksheets, flash cards and a game to help practice words containing magic e. In total, the pack contains 37 printable pages. See below exactly what the pack contains. Practice for: a + magic e i + magic e u + magic e o + magic e For each vowel sound there are 6 worksheets. Create a magic e word from a CVC word Spelling list, read- cover- write practice Match the word to the picture Write the correct word under the picture Choose a word to complete the sentence Read the paragraph and identify words containing the vowel and magic e There are 16 flashcards containing the original word and the new word after the magic e. There are two worksheets designed to access students once they have learned all the vowels with magic e. There is also an interactive game that can be played with 2-6 players.

This lesson is aimed at Year 3 and 4. It introduces what a main clause and a subordinate clause. It comes with 3 differentiated worksheets for the students.

This product contains over 40 games which can be used as part of a Drama lesson, early morning activities or transitional activities. All the games have been tried and tested with my own students and I have included all their favourites. The file is saved as a PDF and each game is on a separate page. I hope your students love these games as much as mine. I’d love to hear which ones were their favourites so please leave a comment or send me a message.

This resources contains 25 math story problems aimed at a Year 2 or Year 3 class. The problems include subtraction, addition, some basic multiplication, some basic division and multiple step problems. It can be given to the students as a test or as task cards. The resources is in PDF form.

This product is designed to help children learn the suffixes -able and -ible. It includes a presentation and 3 worksheets. The presentation explains what a suffix is and also explains what -able and -ible means when used as suffixes. It demonstrates the rule for choosing between -able and -ible and the exceptions to the rules. There are differentiated activities included in the presentation. Activities includes identifying the correct spelling and writing sentences. Two of the activity sheets are “complete the sentence” activities with 10 sentences on each sheet. The last activity is an assessment of the suffixes -able and -ible and requires children to find the suitable spelling of the words to complete the sentences. All files are saved as PDFs so make sure your device can open PDF files.

Elevate your circle time sessions with our comprehensive resource containing 180 thought-provoking talking points, specially designed to foster meaningful discussions and promote the principles of restorative justice. Each day of the school year, you’ll have a fresh and impactful topic to spark conversation and create a positive classroom environment. 180 Talking Points, 365 Days of Growth: With 180 unique prompts, you’ll have a full year’s worth of topics to explore, encourage empathy, and strengthen relationships within your classroom. Embrace the Restorative Justice Philosophy: Aligned with the restorative justice philosophy, our talking points inspire students to reflect on their actions, express their feelings, and empathize with others. By focusing on the values of accountability, understanding, and community-building, you’ll create an inclusive and supportive atmosphere where students can grow both personally and socially. Flexible and Easy to Use: Our resource is available in convenient PDF format, allowing you to effortlessly print out the talking points or display them on a whiteboard. Whether you prefer a physical handout or a digital presentation, our resource accommodates your teaching style and classroom setup. Nurture Critical Thinking and Communication Skills: With each daily talking point, you’ll encourage your students to express their thoughts, actively listen to their peers, and develop their critical thinking abilities. By engaging in open and respectful dialogue, students will enhance their communication skills, expand their perspectives, and deepen their understanding of diverse experiences and viewpoints. Ideal for Circle Time and Beyond: While our resource is perfect for circle time discussions, its benefits extend beyond that. You can incorporate these talking points into various classroom activities, such as morning meetings, class reflections, or even as prompts for writing assignments. The versatility of our resource ensures that it remains an invaluable asset throughout the school year. Create a Positive Classroom Community Today! Take the first step in fostering a compassionate and inclusive classroom environment by incorporating our 180 Circle Time Talking Points resource into your daily routine. Empower your students to express themselves, build connections, and develop lifelong skills grounded in restorative justice principles. Download Your PDF Copy Now! Together, let’s embark on a journey of growth, empathy, and meaningful conversations that will positively impact your students’ lives. Grab your copy today and unlock the power of restorative justice in your classroom! Engage, Reflect, and Connect - One Talking Point at a Time!

This product is designed to help children learn the suffixes -less and -ful. It includes a presentation and 3 worksheets. The presentation explains what a suffix is and also explains what -ful and -less means when used as suffixes. There are differentiated activities included in the presentation. Activities include, matching the word to the meaning, dictionary work and writing sentences. Two of the activity sheets are “complete the sentence” activities with 10 sentences on each sheet. The last activity is an assessment of the suffixes -ful and -less and requires children to find a suitable word for the meaning given and the next exercise students must choose the correct sentence to complete the word in the sentence. All files are saved as PDFs so make sure your device can open PDF files.

This product is designed to help children learn the suffixes -tion and -sion. It includes a presentation and 3 different worksheets. The presentation explains what a suffix is and also explains what -tion and -sion means when used as suffixes. There are differentiated activities included in the presentation. Activities include, matching the word to the meaning, dictionary work and writing sentences. There is also a page which explains the spelling rules for the suffixes. Two of the activity sheets are “complete the sentence” activities with 10 sentences on each sheet. Answer sheets are provided to make the teacher’s life a little easier. The last activity sheet is an assessment of the suffixes -tion and -sion. It contains two exercises. The first, requires children to find a suitable word for the meaning given. The second exercise asks students to write the correct ending to the root word in order to complete the sentence. All files are saved as PDFs so make sure your device can open PDF files.

Get ready to embark on an exciting journey back to school with our comprehensive “Back to School Activities Booklet.” Designed to infuse fun, creativity, and a sense of community into the classroom, this PDF resource is a must-have for teachers looking to start the school year with a bang! Whether you use it as a complete booklet or choose individual activities, you’ll find a treasure trove of educational and enjoyable experiences for your students. Resource Highlights: Versatile and Varied: With 18 different engaging activities, this booklet covers a wide spectrum of interests and skills. From writing activities that spark creativity to ice-breaker games that build connections, from colorful art projects to mind-teasing word searches—there’s something for everyone. Student Empowerment: Encourage your students to set goals and reflect on their aspirations with our goal-setting activities. These exercises provide a fantastic opportunity for personal growth and motivation throughout the school year. Creative Expression: Unleash your students’ artistic flair with hands-on art activities that not only inspire creativity but also contribute to a vibrant classroom atmosphere. Building Community: Foster a sense of unity and belonging with activities designed to strengthen the bond among students. The community-building exercises are a fantastic way to create a positive classroom environment. Mindful Moments: Promote mindfulness and relaxation with mindful coloring activities. These moments of tranquility are perfect for students to unwind and center themselves amidst their busy schedules. Getting to Know Each Other: Both students and teachers will love the activities that help them get acquainted. These unique ice-breakers and interactions form the foundation of meaningful relationships within the classroom. Future Resource Alerts: Stay ahead of the curve by following the Emmabee89 shop. Be the first to know about new, innovative resources designed to enrich your teaching and engage your students. Whether you’re looking to kick off the school year with an exciting burst of energy or inject life into routine classroom moments, our Back to School Activities Booklet has you covered. Assemble the full booklet or pick and choose activities to suit your classroom dynamics. These interactive, hands-on experiences promise to create an atmosphere of joy, connection, and exploration. Don’t miss out on this treasure trove of educational excitement! Download the Back to School Activities Booklet PDF now and witness the transformation of your classroom into a hub of learning, laughter, and lasting memories.

This is an Ancient Egyptian themed math murder mystery. Tutankhamen has been murdered! Students must solve the questions in the 3 rounds to receive clues from their teacher. There are 3 rounds of questions covering -Addition -Subtraction -Multiplication -Division. The questions are geared to a Grade 3/4 (Year 4/5) class. The children are given clues written in hieroglyphics which they must decode in order to find our who the murder was, where the murder took place and what the murder used. The PDF contains all resources needed as well as the answers to all 34 questions. My class absolutely loved doing this and I hope your class will too!

A perfect experiment for anytime of year but on frosty days in winter this really gets students thinking. This science experiment allows students to test ‘What substances can accelerate the melting of ice?’ The students test salt, sugar, sand, and baking soda. The resource includes: A Google Slides presentation (The link is on the lesson plan) A vocab sheet with pictures for EAL or LA students An observation sheet A sheet to record predictions and findings A lesson plan Keywords: Ice melting, salt melts ice, science experiment, visual and picture supports, special education curriculum and resources, liquid, solid, gas, melting, freezing, winter activities, states of matter This is a tried and tested lesson and my students absolutely loved it. I hope your class will too!

This is a fun filled resource that will have your class excited to do math! The Easter Bunny has been kidnapped! Without him who will deliver the Easter Eggs? Your students must solve the math questions in order to find clues to who committed the crime. All answers are included for teachers. There are 5 pages of clues. Clue 1 - Equivalent Fractions Clue 2 - Place Value Clue 3 - Addition and subtraction Clue 4 - Multiplication Clue 5 - Division Once students have solved the math mystery, they are given a writing exercise. There are two options. They can either write a newspaper article about the arrest of the kidnapper; or write a story outlining how they caught the kidnapper! Finally, a certificate is included for all those who solve the mystery.

This is a fun filled resource that will have your class excited to do math! Leprechaun gold has been stolen, the leprechauns are afraid it will be used for bad deeds! Your students must solve the math questions in order to find clues to who committed the crime. All answers are included for teachers. There are 5 pages of clues. Clue 1 - Perimeter of rectangles Clue 2 - Place Value Clue 3 - Addition and subtraction Clue 4 - Multiplication Clue 5 - Division Once students have solved the math mystery, they are given a writing exercise. There are two options. They can either write a newspaper article about the arrest of the thief and return of the gold; or write a story outlining how they caught the thief! Finally, a certificate is included for all those who solve the mystery.