Do you know your pupils strengths and areas for development? Use this test of the Year 4 curriculum to assess your pupils and know what to teach them next. Comes with completed answers to make life easier.

A single and double phase (to be chopped in half to save paper) 1 phoneme mat. Perfect for child to have at their desks when writing or for sending home for revision with parents. Any questions, please ask.

Use cards to have students act out each scenario as you develop positional vocabulary, .i.e. 2 students under 3 students --> 3 sit in chairs with feet up and 2 lay on the floor under the chairs.

An introduction to names of different kinds of homes. Appropriate for Early Childhood Education (Pre-K and younger). ECE-SO, ECE-SO-le

I have created another mock phonics screening test, in the format used with a tick sheet (front cover) Thank you to all those who left nice comments on the last one I uploaded...it does motivate me to upload more so please if you use my resources, leve feedback!

1.) Poster for audience/purpose; an old woman needs a friend...can you write a character desciption of the old man in The Tin Forest.2.) Sheet to write the character profile.3.) Some stolen words from the book for display.

Random objects (linked with weighing) Children to order them in terms of how heavy they think they are.

A set of questions for an independent group to find the difference between two numbers. (single and double digit numbers). Aligned with Common Core Standard: 2.OA.1, 2.OA.2, Operations and Algebraic Thinking: Represent and solve problems involving addition and subtraction; 2.NBT.5 Number and Operations in Base Ten: Use place value understanding and properties of operations to add and subtract.

Four fun resource sheets linked to Shakespeare's Macbeth: fractions, codes, roman numerals (with answers) and tartan design. A creative way to link Macbeth into Maths lessons for pupils from 8-11 years old.

For a Y6 Science/English lesson, we wrote an interview with Mary Anning. As it was for SATs evidence and display, we published it onto the attached writing paper. Hope it saves you a few minutes! Also, a modelled write for the task.

1. Answers to 2 2. A passage from 'George Begins to Make the Medicine&' with several mistakes. Chn can either correct on paper or copy passage out correcting. Good way for chn to start thinking about checking their own work. 3. Powerpoint looking at the verbs in the book with a related verb task to do in books. 4. Simple storyboard worksheet 5. Long list of verbs for more able chn to select from when doing activity on powerpoint (above) 6. Self-assessment for books relating to activity in no.3 7. Fill in Dahl&';s missing face. 8. Fill in Quentin's face.

These blank sheets can be used for students to draw a picture about a story they have read and then write a sentence about it. These pages can also be used for a child to create their own book.

Various simple scaffolds that can be used for creating leaflets or writing a non-fiction report.

I created a surgery role-play area within my classroom and llinked it with literacy. The children can dress as a doctor or nurse and then "fix' the sentences. We have a big box with all of the 'sick' sentences in it and children pick one

An A3, double-sided booklet that children write facts about Bob Marley.

Key events to order, cut and stick onto a long sheet of sugar paper. Use role-play to represent the events.

Linked to our topic on Bob Marley, children to fill in speech bubbles of something he may have said at that time. If you're looking at someone else, just change the pictures.

A powerpoint used to train TAs in phonics. In addition I modelled a lesson.

Add capitals and question marks to these sentences.