Range of word problems. First 4 questions are indicated as one step. The rest are all two step.

Children decide whether the given statement is true all of the time, some of the time or never. I used these sheets to follow up a lesson where children needed to make a decision and prove to the rest of the class why they were correct. They needed to make an argument and provide evidence in the form of examples or diagrams and present this to the class. There is space for a picture to be stuck in of the children presenting their thinking

Two step addition and subtraction word problems. Answers provided for both steps for the first 4 questions. Children need to work out the appropriate number sentences for each step. The next four questions are a similar style to the first four. Children must calculate the answers. There is a second sheet provided for children who still need the scaffold of the answers.

Worksheet for those who are secure with adding and subtracting fractions with the same denominator.

Children decide whether the given statement is true all of the time, some of the time or never. I used these sheets to follow up a lesson where children needed to make a decision and prove to the rest of the class why they were correct. They needed to make an argument and provide evidence in the form of examples or diagrams and present this to the class. There is space for a picture to be stuck in of the children presenting their thinking

Perfect for homework or an extra boost in class for those who need to practise practise practise! An example is provided as well as a clear success criteria. Three tiers (sessions) of questions which increase with difficulty. Find all of my skill drills here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/skill-drills-column-addition-column-subtraction-short-division-missing-number-questions-and-more-11626424

This is a series of worksheets I used for an EAL beginner/SENchild in my class based on the book 'When Jessie Came Across the Sea' by Amy Hest. The LO for the whole class was to write a description of the storm Jessie faces on the boat to America.

Perfect for homework or an extra boost in class for those who need to practise practise practise! An example is provided as well as a clear success criteria. Three tiers (sessions) of questions which increase with difficulty. I like to give the children a smiley face sticker (or tick the box above each session ) once it is completed!

This is printed double sided and laminate. All children have access to this resource anytime we are writing.

A lesson all about tolerance and independent learning. Children need to discover how when and where different religions pray with minimal teacher input. Children rotate between four tables. Each table is set up with artifacts, books, ipads/laptops and the information picture sheets provided. If possible choose a mini expert from the class for each religion to help answer questions. All of my classes love this lesson!

Two smartnotebooks to guide through two lessons. Rosh Hashanna - Children answer questions about things they want to change in their lives this year and impove. Yom Kippur - Children think about why jewish children listen to the story of Jonah and the Whale on Yom Kippur. They then write an apology letter to somebody that they have wronged.

Differentiated worksheets for multiplying by 10. A reasoning challenge at the start to get children thinking while they complete a skill drill. Children then extended to multiplying by 100 and a mark my work challenge.

List of different ideas for learning the timestables.

This resource is for EAL children who are very new to English. It uses grids to help them write independently about the trenches in WW1. It covers prepositions and the use of adjectives (colours). I originally made this for a child from Romania. As a result the current translations are in Romanian but this can be changed and edited depending on the language that you need.

Challenging skill drill, missing number challenge and reasoning challenge. For those who are secure in using column addition and subtraction.

A WAGOLL (what a good one looks like), scaffold sheet and word bank for writing about winter break.

Perfect for homework or an extra boost in class for those who need to practise practise practise! An example is provided as well as a clear success criteria. Three tiers (sessions) of questions which increase with difficulty. Find all of my skill drills here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/skill-drills-column-addition-column-subtraction-short-division-missing-number-questions-and-more-11626424

Optimize your 11+ verbal reasoning skills with our comprehensive series of worksheets focused on letter sequences questions. Designed specifically for GL verbal reasoning and 11+ exams, these worksheets offer top tips and practice questions to enhance your child’s proficiency in the letter sequence skill. The initial pages provide detailed explanations of various question types, allowing your child to practice letter sequence questions effectively. During tutor sessions, we complete these targeted 11+ practice questions together. For homework or the beginning of the next session, the child tackles mixed practice letter sequence questions independently. Each question is accompanied by answers for self-assessment. Additionally, an alphabet chart is provided above each letter sequence, making it easier for beginners to annotate and understand the sequence patterns. This method is particularly helpful for students who are just starting with letter sequence questions. You might also be interested in: Developing Vocabulary with Varjak Paw

A selection of resources for a unit on column subtraction. No exchanging - 4 differentiated levels on same sheet Exchanging - 4 differentiated levels on same sheet Exchanging with two 0’s Four or three levels of differentiation. All on one page. Answers provided.

A collection of word searches and early morning Science activities based on the year 4 curriculum. Included is a digestion word search, electricity word search, states of matter word search, sound word search and living things and their habitat word search. There are also science and English based activities for science topics such as ‘Which is the odd one out?’ or 'Create a comic book of a cheese sandwich on its journey through the digestive system. A great resource for early morning science work or for early finishers during a year 4 science lesson. You may also be interested in: Varjak Paw Word search and Activites