This is a set 3 phonics powerpoint, introducing the ‘ew’ sound. The powerpoint slides give children an opportunity to sound out ‘ew’ words and write their own sentence using this sound. There is also an ‘ew’ sound worksheet included which has writing and sound buttons activities.

Inside this phase 3 phonics workbook, children can practice the ‘er’ sound. There are 6 different pages to practice reading the digraph ‘er’. Children are encouraged to: • Circle the picture with the ‘er’ sound • Practice writing the ‘er’ sound • Look, cover, write, check – ‘er’ spellings • Phoneme Spotter for ‘er’ sounds • Draw sound buttons

This is a set 3 phonics powerpoint, introducing the ‘ea’ sound. The powerpoint slides give children an opportunity to sound out ‘ea’ words and write their own sentence using this sound. There is also an ‘ea’ sound worksheet included which has writing and sound buttons activities.

Inside this pack, you can find differentiated maths puzzles which are colour coded into green, amber and red puzzles. The green puzzles include number bond matching activities and adding single digit numbers. The amber maths puzzles are great for an extra challenge. They include questions that involve adding two two digit numbers and bridging through 10. The red maths tarsia puzzles are aimed at challenging and stretching the higher ability groups. These questions involve adding three digit numbers and include missing digit addition problems.

This is an illustrated powerpoint based on the Nativity story.

This is a set 3 phonics powerpoint, introducing the ‘ear’ sound. The powerpoint slides give children an opportunity to sound out ‘ear’ words and write their own sentence using this sound. There is also an ‘ear’ sound worksheet included which has writing and sound buttons activities.

This is a set 3 phonics powerpoint, introducing the ‘er’ sound. The powerpoint slides give children an opportunity to sound out ‘er’ words and write their own sentence using this sound. There is also an ‘er’ sound worksheet included which has writing and sound buttons activities.

Inside this pack, there are 6 worksheets aimed at year 1 learners. Each worksheet is halloween themed and has opportunities for year 1 learners to add, subtract and colour the answers. The following activities are included within the pack: • Ordering numbers to 20 • Adding a one digit number and a one digit number • Adding a two digit number and a one digit number • Subtracting a one digit number from a one digit number • Subtraction a one digit number from a two digit number • Number bonds to 20

This resource offers a comprehensive lesson plan for a maths lesson based on solving word problems. This pack includes a Harry Potter themed powerpoint, with examples of one step and two step word problems. The powerpoint encourages children to highlight the important information and solve the problems with a partner. This pack also includes differentiated worksheets for varying abilities.

This is a set 3 phonics powerpoint, introducing the ‘aw’ sound. The powerpoint slides give children an opportunity to sound out ‘aw’ words and write their own sentence using this sound. There is also an ‘aw’ sound worksheet included which has writing and sound buttons activities.

Inside this pack, you can find differentiated times tables puzzles. Children can solve and match the puzzle pieces to create different shapes. The puzzles are colour coded green, yellow and red to demonstrate levels of difficulty. Take a look at the contents of the puzzle pieces below: Green: 2x, 5x and 10x tables Yellow: 3x, 4x, 6x, 7x, 8x, 9x, 11x, 12x Red: Multiplying three times tables, multiplying a two digit number by 2, 5 or 10, multiplying a two digit number by 6, 7, 8, or 9

This phase 2 phonics powerpoint includes the early sounds, accompanied with pictures to help early readers. The sounds included are: s, a, t, p, i, n, m, d, g, o, c, k, ck, e, u, r, h, b, f, ff, l, ll, ss. Inside these powerpoint slides, there is a matching activity so that children can begin to associate the initial sound with the first or last sound in the pictures. There are also interactive features, so that children can click and write the sounds they see. The slides follow a structure: 1. Say the sound. 2. Match the sound. 3. Write the sound.

Inside this phase 3 phonics workbook, children can practice the ‘ow’ sound. There are 6 different pages to practice reading the digraph ‘ow’. Children are encouraged to: • Circle the picture with the ‘ow’ sound • Practice writing the ‘ow’ sound • Look, cover, write, check – ‘ow’ spellings • Phoneme Spotter for ‘ow’ sounds • Draw sound buttons

This is a set 2 phonics powerpoint, introducing the ‘ow’ sound. The powerpoint slides give children an opportunity to sound out ‘ow’ words and write their own sentence using this sound. There is also an ‘ow’ sound worksheet included which has writing and sound buttons activities.

This is a set 2 phonics powerpoint, introducing the ‘oy’ sound. The powerpoint slides give children an opportunity to sound out ‘oy’ words and write their own sentence using this sound. There is also an ‘oy’ sound worksheet included which has writing and sound buttons activities.

This is a set 2 phonics powerpoint, introducing the ‘or’ sound. The powerpoint slides give children an opportunity to sound out ‘or’ words and write their own sentence using this sound. There is also an ‘or’ sound worksheet included which has writing and sound buttons activities.

This is a set 2 phonics powerpoint, introducing the ‘ou’ sound. The powerpoint slides give children an opportunity to sound out ‘ou’ words and write their own sentence using this sound. There is also an ‘ou’ sound worksheet included which has writing and sound buttons activities.

Included in this pack are 3 sets of worksheets aimed at year 2 students, with some challenging questions that stretch beyond year 2 expectations. For the lower ability, the questions are mainly addition with few subtraction problems under £1. The middle ability worksheets include many of these types of questions and encourage students to begin subtracting from £1. The higher ability questions offer more of a challenge. Children have to check the prices from the toy shop carefully before adding or subtracting the amounts. Some of these questions go beyond £1 and are only aimed at the most able year 2 children. All questions encourage children’s reasoning skills and are written as word problems.