A comprehension activity to help children read and understand the Bible story of the crucifixion from Mark chapter 15. Read the story on page one, then answer a handful of quick questions into a crossword on page two.

An outline for a whole school assembly for Primary school - Collective Worship. One I did for the first week of advent, but can be easily adapted for any week in December. Using the Bible passage Isaiah 9 (God's Son, The prince of peace, The king).

Spin the top circle to reveal different words ending in ‘ng’ (king/fang/bang/song/wing/ping/ring/sing) How to make: Print both pages and cut out the two circles. Cut the dotted shape in the top circle. Put a split pin through both circles. Note: I’ll be making other word wheels in the next few weeks!

A twist on a multiple choice PowerPoint. A completely editable template, where you can type your question in the top, and three possible answers. Click the correct answer and the ball will score. Click one of the incorrect answers and the ball will either miss or be saved.

A small & quick puzzle I used as a filler. What are the titles of the 7 Christmas songs shown in Emoji? The 'pack' includes the 7 songs as individual PNG files, and 1 PDF file of them all. Enjoy!

A quick PowerPoint starter linked to the Bible story of Jonah. Can be used in lesson or assembly. Simply click on one of the 6 whales - if they've swallowed Jonah, they'll vomit him up and swim away!

Pick one of the three cars. Then click once to animate: the countdown, the race and the finishing medal reveal. Can be used for a variety of classroom activities. I’ve used it as a plenary to finish a lesson with - answer a question, if it’s the correct answer then the child can pick a car. The three kids then race - bonus point for coming first.

Draw a line and match the CVC word with the picture. Three pdf pages & 12 word to match in total. (I have other CVC games, activities and files)

A quick Co-ordinates starter activity. Choose a kid to give a co-ordinate, you *click* that square, and a symbol will appear. Either a dolphin, shark, treasure chest, coin piles or a 'nothing symbol'.There are two variations, depending on how much time you have. A 6x4 grid or a 8x6 grid.(Note: If you want to edit the map to use a second time: Make sure you move the square behind as well as the picture.)

The classic game of pairs. One click reveals the picture, and second click hides it again - with Marvel superheroes.

Children can pick one of three snails to 'back'. They race and come first, second or third!

Seven individual A6 flash cards in PNG format: Astronaut, Ballerina, Grandma, King, Pirate, Superhero & Swimmer. I use them as a drama starter - each child is given a flash card, they silently act as the character whilst locating others doing the same. A more interesting way to divide a class into smaller groups.