I have prepared a tick sheet for children to use as they walk around the school inside and outside listening for sounds they hear. They can also add other sounds they hear. Part of science topic on sound. You will need to read through the list before setting off. I have now updated with pictures and includes MS Word and PDF formats.

This is a minibeast science topic that can also be used in maths for presenting data in a block graph. Feel free to adapt worksheets. Pictures of minibeasts obtained from the kidspuzzlesandgames website. Desired outcomes: Looking for minibeasts and recording How to present data in an easy presentable way Thank you for visiting my store:)

Handy time-saving worksheets After looking at and discussing real instruments, the three worksheets involve sorting different musical instruments e.g. blowing, bang/hit, shake or pluck and then labelling the same. They can be adapted for differentiation.

This math resource is suitable for Pre-Kindergarten up to Grade 1. The number line must first be completed by cutting out the digits and then pasting the digits in order on the blank number line. Children work out the addition and subtraction sums using the number line. This is an adaptation of the sorting in tens activity. Aligned with: CCSS.Math.Content.K.O.A.A.2

Labelling the 4 countries of the UK - Flag of St George, St Andrew, St Patrick & the Welsh Dragon - The Union Jack Flag to colour in. Differentiated Worksheets - Unscramble the four cities and correctly match them to the countries. There is basic information on the UK and the development of the UK flag together with worksheets. Please adapt to suit lessons. The cut/paste activity has been taken from Curriculum Bank (Scholastics) - Geography KS1 Text. I have not included Southern Ireland as part of the UK. The location of Southern Ireland is shown so that educators and children can see where Northern Ireland is located. New editable worksheets added and Presentation

There are 32 mixed addition and subtraction loop cards - I have… Who has? Use as a lesson starter or at the end of the lesson. Print out the loop card sheets. Laminate and cut out. Hand a card to each pupil starting with the simpler card for the less able. The pupils have to listen careful to see if they have the correct answer and then read out their addition or subtraction sentence for the next person to answer. Eventually the first person who started the loop ends the loop. Plain background and blue background. File Type: Word Format and PDF.