Practise and reinforce long vowel sounds for 'e'. Read the words. Cut them out. Stick the words with an ea on the leave and ee on the sheep. Ideal for practising and reinforcing phonics, reading and writing.

High quality worksheet involving real life money problems. Use the price list to answer the problems. Includes questions that reinforce vocabulary and mathematical skills. Example questions include: - What is the price of four Fruit Sherbets? - What is the price of the three cheapest items? - What is the difference in price between a Toffee Tub and a Choco-Bar? - Which three items add up to £1.00 exactly?

CVC words have a vowel (a e i o u) sound in the middle of the word. Write the missing vowel sound in these words. Picture cues are given. Extension Activity: Copy the words underneath. Helps to extend vocabulary and phonic knowledge. Can be used to support work in the classroom, as a consolidation activity, assessment or as homework.

Practise identifying words with the long vowel sound for 'a'. Read the words. Draw a line to the correct sound in the word. Then write all the ‘ai’ words in one list and all the 'a-e' words in another list. Ideal for practising reading/writing and reinforcing words with long vowel sounds.

This worksheet will help children begin to identify and match equivalent fractions. It shows children visually what the equivalent fractions look like and then how to write fractions. Focus is on: halves, quarters, thirds, sixths, eigths Activity: Look at the shapes at the bottom of the page. Cut them out and stick them next to the equivalent fraction. Write the equivalent fractions. The first one has been started for you. Extension Activity: Draw the fraction equivalents from the table above using circles.

Practise and reinforce long vowel sounds for 'o'. Read the words and circle them in a different colour for each sound. Words used contain the long vowel sound spelt using: 'oa' and 'o_e'. Then sort them into 2 groups. Helping them to remember and group words. Extension activity: They can then choose four words and write a sentence for each word. Ideal for practising and reinforcing phonics, reading and writing.

Clear and concise algebra / formulae worksheet. Clear explanation and scenario to help children understand algebra and simple formulae to solve real-life word problems. Ideal for revision, to support classroom learning, assessment, or as homework.

Test children to see if they can match upper case letters to lower case letters. Covers all the letters of the alphabet. Children draw a line to match the upper case letters in the stars to the lower case letters.

Children learn to count how many altogether in a set of pictures. Adding numbers up to 15. e.g. Colour 4 beds blue and 5 beds red. How many beds altogether? This worksheets helps children count the numbers reliably and colour using the appropriate colours. This can then lead on to writing number sentences.

By joining together digraphs, we can make words. Children start by saying the digraphs in the bubbles. For each word, they say the beginning and the end of the word. Then say the sounds together. Write the complete word. Can they think of any more words that begin with these sounds? Helps build children's vocabulary and knowledge of phonics. Helps with writing words using consonant digraphs and digraphs.

Help Fluffy count to 50 and reach home safely. Start at 1 and see if you can count to 50. Point to each number as you say it. If you stop before you get to 50, draw a little picture of Fluffy on the number. Start at 1 again. Keep trying until Fluffy reaches the number 50. Children can then have a go at writing the numbers to 50 without looking. Worksheet can also be used as an aide memoire, or poster. Ideal for classroom use, assessment, reinforcement to practical work, sent home with children to practise with parents.

Clear, concise worksheet for using Roman Numerals. Worksheet focus: Practice writing numbers using Roman Numerals Using Roman Numerals for 1, 5, 10, 50 , 100 (I V X L C) Introduce rules for writing numbers using Roman Numerals Useful table for children to keep as a resource. Links roman numerals to addition. Can be used to reinforce classwork, or as homework.

Well illustrated number bonds/ number facts to 100 worksheet. Encourages learning number facts to 100 in a fun way. Activity can be made easier by keeping the numbers facing up. Can be used as a classroom activity or for homework. Numbers can be cut out, laminated and turned into a re-usable game. Encourages regular practise of number facts.

Clear and concise worksheet to help children understand what a semi-colon is, how and when to use one within their writing. The focus of this worksheet is on using semi-colons to link ideas. Can be used to reinforce and support classroom learning, to help consolidate grammar and punctuation work, or as homework.

Look at the picture and fill in the missing sound - is it 'ai' or 'oa'? Read the simple sentences and fill in the missing words. Write a simple sentence for each of these words: rain boat daisy road Helps to extend vocabulary and phonic knowledge. Can be used to support work in the classroom, as a consolidation activity, or as homework.

Making words that end in ‘ck’. Cut out the rectangles. Match the beginning of the word with the ‘ck’. Write the word in the table. Stick the correct picture next to the word. Pictures, words and table are all provided. Helps to extend vocabulary and phonic knowledge. Can be used to support work in the classroom, as a consolidation activity, or as homework.

Worksheet to help children read and write ordinal numbers to 10. Includes ordinal numbers as words and digits. Children look at the traffic jam and identify the position of the vehicles. Worksheet can be used to compliment practical activities. Can be used in the classroom, assessment, reinforcement or homework.

Develop children's vocabulary relating to position using above and below. Look at the toys in the toy chest. Draw or write the toy that is above or below. Extension Activity: Decorate the toy chest using different patterns and shapes. Can be used to assess children, record keeping in the classroom or for homework.

Match the word to the picture. Sort the words into 3 groups and have a go at writing. Add some words of your own. Helps to extend vocabulary and phonic knowledge. Can be used to support work in the classroom, as a consolidation activity, assessment or as homework.

Look at the pictures, do they begin with ‘m’ or ‘n’? Write the correct initial sound underneath. Draw 2 more things that begin with m. Draw 2 more things that begin with m. Extends vocabulary and phonic knowledge. Can be used to consolidate work, assessment or as homework.