Children copy and complete the missing words in the sentences on the attack of Lindisfarne.

Range of adjectuves to use to help describe a setting and the atmosphere.

I created this number line for my classroom. It is best printed in colour, size A3.

Great resource to help children with persuasive writing for and against. I have shrunk the resource into A5 so that it can be kept inside books for children to refer back to during a unit of work.

Newspaper article checklist which is perfect for both pupil and teacher to use.

Fact file recording sheet for children to record facts about a new country they are researching.

Smart Notebook screens and activities to help children identify and estimate numbers on a number line. Children will need digit cards to complete main task. "Next steps" starter activity included so that children can revisit/ embed their understanding.

Great resource with question prompts that children can use to generate questions for a range of subjects e.g. English, History etc.

A really effective way to welcome your new class during the new school term. Children complete their name bunting and then these are laminated and hung up like bunting around the classroom.

Children complete a Venn diagram to show/ record what foods rich and poor people ate.

Children need to measure the sides of the irregular shapes and calculate the perimeter.

Differentiated 3 ways (HA, LA and MA) children need to work out the missing digits of the column addition and subtraction examples. Good opportunity for children to use inverse.

Word bank with time adverbials, imperative (bossy) verbs and causal conjunctions. Smaller version included so that they can be cut out and stuck into books like a checklist.

Smart notebook screens and activities to help children understand the concept of finding 1, 10, 100 or 1000 more or less than a given number. Examples include using a place value grid with 4 digit numbers to 1 decimal place.

Set of 8 time word problems.

A bank of adjectives to help with describing a character’s appearance.

I created this place value grid to support the teaching of place value to year 4 children. I printed the grids off in size A5, then laminated them so that every child had one in their maths book. Children can write on the grids with white board markers and it is a great resource to use for maths starters or to support main class activities.

Worksheet finding the lines of symmetry in 2D shapes.

Simple key to stick into books that children can use to underline/ colour code language features (adjectives, adverbs, nouns and powerful verbs) in a piece of text or use it to assess their own writing.

Different versions of the alphabet.