Cut out each of the question cards and place around room/outside Print out and distribute the answer sheet one per group/person. Children can start anywhere. They solve the problem and then hunt for the next card which will have the correct answer in the top yellow box - they then answer the question that card and so on… 16 cards mm, cm, m, km

8 days worth of daily practice for upper key stage 2 10 questions per challenge level per day There are three challenge levels for each day – bronze, silver, gold. There are progressively harder. Answers are on the following slide. I let my pupils select the challenge level, but you may want to direct pupils to begin with to select the correct challenge level for them. Every set of questions includes: addition, subtraction, division and multiplication. It is then supplemented by a mix of fractions, percentages, shape, angle, primes/factors/squares, conversion facts.

8 days worth of daily practice for upper key stage 2 Between 8 -10 questions per challenge level per day There are three challenge levels for each day – bronze, silver, gold. There are progressively harder. Answers are on the following slide. I let my pupils select the challenge level, but you may want to direct pupils to begin with to select the correct challenge level for them. Every set of questions includes: addition, subtraction, division and multiplication. It is then supplemented by a mix of fractions, percentages, shape, angle, primes/factors/squares, conversion facts.

Week of English sessions; Guided Reading session - text and questions included. Covering inference, retrieval, find and copy, and evidence questions Vocabulary focus and building a bank of synonyms for independent write Subordinate clauses - focus on despite and whilst and linked to example text Evaluating a piece of writing and some paired writing to be used in sessions 5 Independent writing session Slides and planning provided Linked to Scottish Folktale - links to Mountain topics, other locations topic, could also be used as alternative to Mayan folktales