PowerPoint to provide practice for pupils in asking, answering and writing about what they like and don't like to play (sports). Also a slide to provide practice in naming sports. Suitable for year 3 onwards.

Interactive activities, games and worksheets to consolidate addition facts to 10, 100 and 1000.

An activity in which pupils 'chunk' polysyllabic words ending in -tion and -sion. Includes activity for pupils to match words to definitions too. Suitable from year 4 onwards.

Worksheets write the time in words and digitally in carefully graded steps and differentiated three ways. Suitable from year 3 onwards.

Use to teach making plurals from singular nouns ending in f, fe and ff.

Worksheet for pupils to subtract prices from £10.

Worksheets, problems and grids to show what happens to numbers when they are multiplied. Suitable from year 3 onwards.

Worksheets that teach pupils how to use apostrophes to replace missing letters.

Introduction to homophones with interactive activity and worksheets for recording common homophones.

Three branching database worksheets at different levels of ability. Suitable from year 4 onwards.

Timed activity, differentiated 3 ways. Suitable from year 2 onwards.

Dice game suitable from year 2 onwards.

A worksheet on which pupils can use coloured pens to highlight: double letters, a word in a word, 'sandwiches' (two identical letters either side of another letter, e.g. ici) and vowels. They will consider the word's shape and draw a box around it, chunk it into parts using syllables, write it with their 'other' hand, write in capital letters, write with their eyes closed and speed write (write as many times as possible in one minute). A fun activity that children love! Suitable from year 3 onwards.

Use to teach spelling, punctuation and grammar.

Worksheets differentiated three ways.

Short presentation to demonstrate equivalent fractions and worksheets.

Differentiated worksheets suitable for year 4.

An interactive presentations where pupils can read, write and recognise fractions of shapes.

Worksheets and fraction wall for pupils to compare fractions using < and >.

Use to teach how to spell the plural form of nouns ending in 'y'. Change 'y' to 'ies' or just add 's'?