Children find the errors in sequences which add or subtract powers of 10 and then explain where the error has occured. Blue: LA Green: MA Red: HA Yellow: challenge Planned to meet a Year 5 objective but could be used as revision for Year 6.

This resource includes a range of negatives activities. Sequencing negatives: finding the patterns and then completing the sequences. Finding intervals across zero problem solving. Adding and subtracting negatives.

This resource requires the children to draw and plot the data on their line graph in order to answer the questions provided. This is an introductory task to plotting line graphs however there are 3 different questions that the children can complete. All three are slightly different and slightly harder than one another.

This resource is a wide range of multiplication calculation tasks. These range from number line to long multiplication.

Differentiated activities for percentages of amounts. The activites range from simple 50% and 25% with bar models to support to 1% of amounts. The activities ar e colour coded from purple to yellow. Purple, blue, green, red, yellow and increase in difficulty. The red and green task are the same as I intend for my red group to complete it independently whilst my green group will be supported during a section of the lesson.

Differentiated activities for prime and composite numbers, including prime factors task

LA: Blue MA: Green HA: Red Challenge: Yellow There are a range of activities which ask children to identify the value of digits within a number, underline the correct amounts with a number, write the number in words. Specifically planned for a Year 5 lesson but could be used for Year 6 to recap a Year 5 objective.

Children have to follow rules to create specific numbers and then put them in size order. Blue: LA Green: MA Red: HA Yellow: challenge Planned to meet a Year 5 objective but could be used as revision for Year 6.

In this activity, the children must decide on the calculation(s) they must use before solving the problem. There are 5 tasks which increase in difficulty.

Differentiated division reasoning tasks and answers. These range from number line division tasks to long division.

This includes 3 digit - 3 digit up to 5 digit and 2 decimal places - 5 digit and 2 decimal places. The higher ability tasks then include missing digit tasks which they must problem solve. There are also answer sheets.

This includes 3 digit + 3 digit up to 5 digit and 2 decimal places + 5 digit and 2 decimal places. The higher ability tasks then include missing digit tasks which they must problem solve. There are also answer sheets.

This document contains differentiated activities for plotting graphs. Lower ability: collect data in their own tally chart and then draw a bar chart to show their data. Middle ability: use the data provided to plot the line graph. Middle ability +: use the data provided to plot the line graph, including negatives. Higher ability: use the data provided to draw, label and plot the data correctly. This task is currently linked to China because that is the topic that I created it for however I have also use it for other topics because it is temperature based and therefore the task is easily adaptable to any topic.

A range of reflection tasks suitable for Year 3 - 6. This resource ranges from simple reflections to complex reflections without a grid to support.

This activity requires the children to add amounts and to find the journey the numbers go on. These is a answer sheet provided and each differentiated task requires the children to solve an addition and a subtraction problem.

This task is like a wordsearch but it's a sum search the children need to find the two numbers and the answer and circle them in the correct colour to how the operation that has been used.

I created this lesson for a science lesson observation for Year 5. It is well resourced and differentiated through the use of Bloom's taxonomy questions. I thoroughly enjoyed teaching this lesson and the progress the children made was very clear throughout the lesson. Be prepared to get wet and I recommend having kitchen towel on hand! Have fun!

A complete lesson plan with resources about balanced and unbalanced forces. Links to working scientifically. Practical lesson which will require some additional resources but easy to find. i.e. bucket of water with a rubber duck/ or boat on it. The lesson supports the children’s understanding of drawing scientific diagrams and using arrow sizes and directions accurately. It was a great lesson which I really enjoyed teaching and my children made great progress within it, many moving onto harder challenges throughout the lesson.

This bundle includes a lesson plan for children in upper key stage 2; there are resources and success criteria attached. The tasks range from simple regular shapes rotated from a point to complex irregular rotation art tasks from within a shape. I am using this lesson for children between 4 developing to 6 mastering. Also included on the plan is a task for SEN children, I've included the bar chart resources for them also as they are on the same plan.