Here you will find 2 powerpoint presentations one explaining how comparative adjectives work and the other explaining superlative adjectives. Both have been done in a child friendly way to ensure a good understanding. Also included are a set of posters / display sheets on these adjectives to provide a visual reminder. You will also find activities to complete to allow learners to try out what they have learned. A great bundle of resources for KS2 learners to develop their knowledge of grammar in literacy.

A bundle of maths resources to support the learning and understanding of 2D shapes. Various activities included, from drawing lines of symmetry, drawing a range of shapes and finding the odd one out. Various objectives covered for the maths shape curriculum in KS2.

A fantastic tried and tested activity. This has been used with learners with Special Educational Needs who struggled with the phonics phases. They grasped the initial letter sounds by the shapes of letters and words, using images to support. Laminate the sound boards, images and letter sounds. Select a sound board, choose a picture then sound out what can be seen and find the initial letter sound to complete the word. 15 different sound boards included. Great for children with SEN working below or on the early National Curriculum. Also suitable for EYFS and KS1 learners. Putting children at the core of their learning…

This is a great tried and tested activity to support learners with SEN who struggle with phonics. Seeing the letter shapes and having a visual of the picture and the whole word can often lead to great results. Laminate the word boards and the letters and allow learners to select the correct letters to match the word. A great first step in reading and writing for children working at P levels.

A lovely child friendly powerpoint presentation explaining about mosaics and how to make them. The activity which is also included has all the instructions to allow children to create a mosaic of their own. Putting children at the centre of their learning…

Included in this pack is a powerpoint presentation explaining what a dictionary does and how to use one. Designed in a child friendly language. Also you will find activities to allow learners to use the skills taught in the powerpoint to use a dictionary effectively for themselves.

This is a great powerpoint activity showing how to use addition to find equal amounts, ie 4 + 1 = 5 and 3 + 2 = 5 so both are equal (the same as). This can be a tricky concept to grasp in KS1, so we have used grids on the powerpoint and followed this up with a complete set of posters and some activities for children to try out themselves. A good teaching resource to give children an understanding that = means the same as…

PPT explaining how fact families work in a child friendly style to engage and enthuse learners. A set of christmas themed fact family worksheets are also included. A whole range of Fact Family printables can support your learners with this sometimes tricky concept in KS1 and early KS2. 5 activities in total many pages in each activity, includes a game which has been differentiated to 3 levels to make learning a little more exciting and to instill a deeper understanding and a love of learning.

Attach the feelings cards together using a split pin. Great for children to express their feelings without need for verbal. Helps children to understand feelings and emotions. Suitable for all children EYFS KS1 KS2 and children with SEN (special educational needs).

Problem solving has never been more fun. This is a gorgeous, child friendly activity for KS1 learners. Farmer Tom has a problem to solve, he explains the problem in the form of a cute poem on the colourful powerpoint presentation, designed to inspire and engage young learners. Once Farmer Tom has explained the problem he needs help to find different musical sequences using the activity sheets to support.

This is a selection of activities to support learning in matching numerals to quantities. A bingo game of classroom objects matching numerals and pictures to 6 (as this is the number a dice goes up to). Also a counting avenue numeral cut and stick activity to decorate houses. Also included is a woodland animal maths matching activity to match the quantity of woodland animals to the numeral. A gorgeous set of resources to support young children in early maths. Putting the love in learning…

This is a lovely activity, the dog Benji Boo encourages children to sound and say the words as they appear in the powerpoint, a picture of the word appears to check if they are right. Very child friendly and very engaging. Also included is a phonics train, displaying phase 2 words to sound and say. Putting the love in learning…

Love this activity, children match the numbers in different forms to show understanding of each area of learning. Cut out the different forms and stick onto the place value monster sheets.

These are great to support children in their story writing. This is a whole story planner with ideas and prompts, to make story writing less daunting and to give children who struggle to come up with ideas, things they can use to kick start their imaginations. Includes planning sheets for each area of a story with examples and tips. From character, to setting, to opener, to dilemma, to resolution, to key vocabulary even to the title and illustration. A great resource for several story writing lessons. Putting the love back into learning. Giving children the tools to thrive!

Here are 7 different activities to support the ‘All about me’ topic in EYFS. There are 2 cute poems which children can make personal to them as well as a range of other activities including a maths about me and a literacy about me sheet. These are lovely activities for young learners to realise how unique and special they all are.

Four activities to support number formations. Trace and write the numerals using the cute rhymes from zero to five to support children in forming the numbers correctly. Trace and write numerals without rhymes activites are also included.

This is a great bundle of activities to support the teaching of Fronted Adverbials to Year 3 Year 4 learners in KS2. You will find a brilliant interactive powerpoint created in a very child friendly way to make it accessible to all learners. Designed in a way to engage and motivate children by allowing a high level of interaction when learning what some can find tricky. Also included is a Fronted adverbial poster and word mat to support understanding. There is a mix and match activity to allow children to make sentences using fronted adverbials in a practical way. A great bundle to support KS2 learners over a group of lessons.

These are great resources inspired by White Rose Small Steps of learning for Year 1. From a gorgeous child friendly powerpoint to explain how to count forwards, to several differentiated activities, all created with the children in mind in a child friendly accessible format. Suitable for all learners. Put the love back in learning!

A selection of sorting maths activities are included. There is a child friendly, interactive powerpoint presentation explaining how to sort different objects. Activity sheets also included, all inspired by the Small Steps in learning at a level the children can relate to. Putting the love in learning.

A great set of activities to support the learning of 2D shapes. The bingo game not only focuses on a shape but also big and small. Providing a further challenge to young learners. Colours could also be used to assess learning in various areas. Also available to download is a robot shape colouring activity and a word to shape picture match. Putting the love in learning. Suitable for EYFS, SEN learners and KS1, Year 1, Year 2