An investigation into adding of consecutive numbers using a trial and improvement approach. It’s designed to improve children’s problem solving skills. Aimed at Y5. Can be adapted for Y4 or Y6.

An investigation aimed at using numbers to make certain numbers. The numbers must add together to make the number below but the tricky part is that some numbers overlap. Aimed at Y4 but can be adapted for Y5 or Y3.

An introductory PP aimed at UKS2 for the first day back after the holidays. Serves as an introduction to the year and includes some welcome activities and sets out expectations. Adaptable and customisable for your information.

A Bingo activity where the children need to walk around and find out information from their new classmates. It’s a good way to encourage them to talk to new pupils in their class as they have to find out the information from them. This activity is a good icebreaker for a new class. Suitable across KS2 and KS1. Also, adaptable.

A useful vocabulary sheet to stick in children’s writing books or could be used as a handout in lessons that children can refer to.

A lesson presentation and activity covering Crime and Punishment in the Anglo-Saxon period. To be used as a reading comprehension activity focusing on developing understanding of the Anglo-Saxons. Ideal for topic learning. Suitable for KS2+ The PP and activity focuses on the development of the VIPERS skills.

A Powerpoint lesson presentation and worksheet activity on Who Were The Anglo Saxons. An excellent reading comprehension activity to begin the Anglo-Saxons topic. The lesson presentation breaks down each paragraph into questions to ensure the children are following the text closely. The activity covers the VIPERS skills to develop children’s comprehension. Suitable for KS2 and up.

Shield that children can design, complete and colour giving information about themselves. You can split into four categories of your choice and adapt it as necessary. They look great for display.