A PowerPoint containing a variety of mini tasks to help you establish your children's Computing knowledge. See the images to look at which skills this test targets. These skills are taken directly from Martin Goulden's Computing scheme of work. For more information about the scheme please get touch!

Combine Literacy and Computing with this Microsoft PowerPoint document that retells the classic fairy tale of The Three Little Pigs. Whilst the illustrations are non-editable, the story boxes are ready to be typed into by either yourself or your children. Visuals created by Martin Goulden.

A perfect little Numeracy resource for the Interactive Whiteboard. This interactive PowerPoint file lets your children practice their number bonds to 10 and 20. Simply go into slideshow mode to start the game. Clicking on tiles makes them spin to reveal their number bond pair. Clicking this again will flip it back over.

Based on the retelling of The Three Little Pigs by Martin Goulden this Microsoft PowerPoint document contains an editable word mat. Choose from 5 different coloured mats. Simply drag and drop characters/objects from the story onto the mats along with their labels. A great activity for the children to create themselves and consolidate their vocab. Extension: Children can type their own labels on the blank ones provided.

Based on the retelling of The Three Little Pigs by Martin Goulden this Microsoft PowerPoint document contains exactly the same storyboard as the story itself. However, this storyboard contains no text or text boxes but instead contains editable speech bubbles.

Based on the retelling of The Three Little Pigs by Martin Goulden this Microsoft PowerPoint document contains 12 interactive questions that flip over to reveal the answers. Extra slides also allow you to print out these questions and answers as back-to-back cards. Great for consolidating key points in the story.

This Microsoft PowerPoint document retells the classic fairy tale of The Three Little Pigs. Whilst the illustrations are non-editable, the story itself is. This allows you to change the text as you see fit. Visuals created by Martin Goulden. Story re-written by Martin Goulden.

A PowerPoint containing a variety of mini tasks to help you establish your children's Computing knowledge. See the image to look at which skills this test targets. These skills are taken directly from Martin Goulden's Computing scheme of work. For more information about the scheme please get touch!

Create your own castle in this drag and drop PowerPoint file. Suitable for the interactive whiteboard and for individual laptops/desktops use.

Based on the retelling of The Three Little Pigs by Martin Goulden these writing templates provide a wide variety of line-spacing and picture/writing ratios, all set in borders made from the characters in the story. Pack contains 10 landscape and 10 portrait templates.

Editable worksheets for working with ordinal numbers based on a Mario Kart theme.

Based on the retelling of The Three Little Pigs by Martin Goulden this Microsoft PowerPoint document is a drag and drop build your own bunting. There are 7 bunting backgrounds to choose from to which characters from the story can be added along with dozens of other decorations. A great activity for children to complete either independently or as part of an Interactive Whiteboard activity. As it is created in PowerPoint, the bunting can then be printed easily to decorate your classroom.

Create your own Queen in this Computing PowerPoint activity for KS1. Teach your children how to insert, resize and rotate shapes in addition to changing their outline colour and fill coulr. Use the premade shape templates to help you and then drag and drop the shapes to create the picture of the Queen.

This is a super easy way to practice shading in fractions of shapes. Click sections of the shapes to colour them in. Clicking them multiple times will rotate through 4 diffierent colours. Take on the challenge! -Perfect for the Interactive Whiteboard or for individual use -Over a 160 unique, editable questions -5 levels of difficulty (self-differentiation) -Special macros to create replay-ability and randomise questions. *Note: You must enable macros on opening this PowerPoint file*

“You arrive at three ancient doors. Which door do you choose?” Write your own adventure stories where you, the reader, choose your own path - like authors such as Ian Livingstone. Differentiated through 10,7 or 5 paragraphs, write them on the PowerPoint files provided and the hyperlink buttons will take you to the next part of the story. There are two sets of immersive PowerPoint files that each give you starting/linking sentences - provided are 1st person and 3rd person files. Perfect for practicing setting descriptions and creating writing with suspense! *Included are some images from a computer game called Legend of Grimrock. Please note that these images are readily available via their website and are simply added in this package for convenience, not profit.

Creating posters can be a relatively easy thing to do. Sometimes, we want to delve a little deeper and create dramatic looking posters. This involves teaching the children vital Computing/ICT skills across not just one program but several. Use this step-by-step picture guide to create WW2 Propaganda posters. This activity uses tools from across two software programs: PowerPoint and Artrage (A free art program). The download link for Artrage is attached. If you aren’t able to use Artrage, then you can use the 10 painted backgrounds that are included in this purchase.

-Learn the animal names in French -Use the Slideshow mode on your Interactive Whiteboard and call out names in French/English -Ask the children to select the appropriate animal by clicking on it (on slides 4-5 the animals will flip over to reveal the translation) -Challenge: See if you can identify all the animals in under 30 seconds!