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)

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

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.)

A quick and fun way to select options. The first slide gives a choice of 4 speeds, select one and it will transition to a spinning wheel. Click and the wheel will stop. When finished, click the arrow to go back to the start.

Create your own hangman game to use in all kinds of lessons for keywords, phrases, quizzes etc. There is one simple PowerPoint slide that you can copy and paste for as many games as you need. It only require some short prep to use - just drag and drop the black lowercase (sassoon primary) letters onto the white box and you’re ready to go! During the lesson, play the slideshow and as kids shout out letters - click on the corresponding blue tile and watch the black letter spin in! If the letter is missing, click where the hangman is and the next consequence stage animates in. EDIT: Added a second PPT file - A Capital Letter version (both versions included in this one purchase) You can check out more info & screenshots at: https://markmolloyresources.wordpress.com/2017/03/13/hangman/

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.

A quick craft info sheet. Can be given to children as a art activity, wet play activity or filler.

Watch and remember the 20 objects scrolling across the screen on an animated conveyor belt. Afterwards children write down as many objects as they can remember, or alternatively the teacher could ask each child in turn to list one. There are two slides with two versions of this game. If you’d like to create a third, simply right click on each image and select ‘Change picture’.

A fun way to give points to a class, group or individual. When they complete a classroom task, they choose a door which either has a 'bag of money' with plus points, or has a robber with minus points. Also attached is a 'no robbers' variant.

An assembly outline and PowerPoint I created and used on the theme "Love your enemies" using the Bible passage of Matthew 5:43-48.

A Christian Christmas assembly using the theme of light and darkness from Isaiah 9 verse 2.

A handful of CVC flash cards in PNG format. Two versions of each - one with the word written and one with a writing frame. (I have other CVC games, activities and files)

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 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!

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!

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

Colouring sheets I have 'collected' online. Can be given to children as an art activity, wet play activity or filler.

A fun way to give points to a class, group or individual. When they complete a classroom task, they choose a door which either has a 'bag of money' with plus points, or has a ghost with minus points.

A simple line frame with the superman logo on two corners. There's also another version with "Happy Fathers Day" written inside.