This worksheet helps is useful for a lesson where you have been teaching about subjective and possessive pronouns.

A fantastic worksheet to help your students use modal verbs! The worksheet introduces students to a range of modal verbs and then they have to choose the most appropriate one to fit in the sentence. There is also an answer sheet! This resource can be used as part of a lesson, an intervention or even a booster session to consolidate learning.

Worksheet for multiplying by 10, 100 and 100. The worksheet consists of 10 task questions and 7 challenge questions!

Semi-colons! A worksheet on semi-colons which will be perfect as a task for the children in your class to complete after a lesson. It can also be used for an intervention group or as a consolidation worksheet. Designed by a professional teacher with a wealth of experience in planning, middle leadership, teaching and learning, this lesson has been designed to be part of a grammar lesson for children in Years 5 or 6. It can also be used to extend children who are in Year 4. Please leave a review!

This is a worksheet for adding fractions with the same denominator. It explores mixed fractions, as well as turning improper fractions into mixed fractions.

A range of sheets for grammar practice! Areas of focus: Punctuation Proper Nouns Adjectives Tenses This resource contains four worksheets with targeted questions and an answer sheet for teachers! It is a great way to engage your students in fun grammar activities.

Make teaching Roman Numerals fun! This is a booklet that teachers and teaching assistant can go through with a whole class or with a group of students to consolidate their knowledge in Roman Numerals. You can also use this tool to encourage the students when they are first introduced to Roman Numerals!

This resource is designed to be the first lesson when you meet your new class in September. It has great slides that cover a range of features: Class Rules/Expectation Behaviour Management Tools Games to Find Resources in the New Classroom Creating Monitors PSHE Session with Task

Meeting your new class for the first time is always exciting! Planned Lesson Booklet with Questions This resource is perfect for children in Upper Key Stage 1 and Lower Key Stage 2.

Friendships are an important part of our every day life! Having discussions during PSHE means that you can help young people to learn how to resolve issues within friendships. This resource has a range of dilemmas to discuss as a class, question prompts to help guide the discussion, as well as worksheets for children to record their responses to the task!

This is an amazing resource for Black History Month where the children will be learning about the significance of Afro textured hair within the Black Community! It is a fun, engaging lesson and your students even have the opportunity to create their own hairstyles. This includes a PowerPoint and a written lesson plan with the revelant links that will be needed to teach the lesson.

Direct speech! Inverted Commas! Speech Marks! This resource includes a lesson and a worksheet for the children to complete. Designed by a professional teacher with a wealth of experience in planning, teaching and learning this lesson has been designed to be a grammar lesson for Year 3 students. It can also be used for students who are in Year 4 to consolidate their understanding of direct speech. There are plenty of opportunities for pupil responses within the lesson and the lesson plans are easy to follow. The lessons and worksheets can be edited to further meet the needs of your class. Please leave a review! :D

Fronted adverbials! This resource includes a lesson, word bank and a worksheet for the children to complete. Designed by a professional teacher with a wealth of experience in planning, teaching and learning this lesson has been designed to be a grammar lesson for Year 3 students. It can also be used for students who are in Year 4 to consolidate their understanding of fronted adverbials. There are plenty of opportunities for pupil responses within the lesson and the lesson plans are easy to follow. The lessons and worksheets can be edited to further meet the needs of your class. Please leave a review! :D

An excellent grammar resource that can be used to teach the present progressive tense to the children in your class. This resource consists of a lesson with detailed explanations, teacher models, opportunities for the children to have a go at the task and the answers. Additionally, there is a worksheet (with a challenge) for the children to attempt SATs-style grammar questions.

Maths is a core subject in the primary curriculum! These worksheets provide an opportunity for children in Year 1 to consolidate their skills in both addition and subtraction. The worksheets come with a varied range of difficulty, making them suitable for children of a range of academic abilities. Each worksheet begins with a set of 4 subtraction questions, then continues with 4 addition questions. There are also 4 challenge questions (mixed addition and subtraction) to help the children apply their skills to slightly trickier questions.

Do you want great quality questions based on the first Chapter of Kensuke’s Kingdom? Well, look no further! Here are 15 well thought out retrieval questions for children in Upper Key Stage Two!

Do you want a great resource to practice multiplying by 10, 100 and 1000 with your class? Well, look no further! This resource consists of a lesson to guide you through teaching how children can acquire this skill as well as questions for them to try during the whole class discussion. There are explanation slides and plenty of information in the next slides to help facilitate your teacher input. What’s more, there are differentiated worksheets available in this pack too!

Times Tables are a critical part of the mathematics curriculum across the Primary sector and beyond. These Quick Times Tables worksheets will enable you to help children in your class test their three times tables skills with a varying degree of challenge. As they make their way through each of the sheets they will be able to time themselves and record their score. This is a great way to practice times tables with an element of challenge and competition! The timings for each worksheet change between 2 minutes and 1 minute to encourage the children to complete as many times tables as they can in a quicker time.