This resource contains a free set of three differentiated worksheets based on using addition and subtraction with word problems. I created this for a Year 3 class but it could easily be used for other age groups. This resource is to give you an idea of what the rest of my word problem resources are like which are for sale. Hope you enjoy it! This resource works well with my FREE presentation: Addition & Subtraction: Presentation on Partitioning, Number Lines & Column Method SAVE money by buying this as part of my Maths Bundle (over 30 worksheets!) Math Bundle: Addition & Subtraction General Math Worksheet Notes: Besides the learning objective, there is a colour in brackets. The colour refers to which worksheet would be most suitable for which differentiated group. The colours below represent the following ability. ★ Red - Lower Ability ★ Orange - Middle Ability ★ Green - High Ability I use the apple at the top right-hand side of the sheet for pupil self-evaluation. I get the students to colour the apple in the following colours: ★ Red - I don’t understand (please help me) ★ Orange - I am okay but need more practice ★ Green - I have met the objective and am ready for another challenge This helps me to identify which students will need help during the next lesson, ensuring I look through their work carefully to work out what misconceptions they may be having. Comments, suggestions, feedback and questions always welcomed! ♦ Do you need some fresh ideas and tips? Then visit MY BLOG

This is a great and simple to resource which can be used within your classroom. I use it as a theme in registration but you could also use it as a classroom poster. The item contains the following: A4 sheet containing 20 countries flags with how to say hello in each language Not what you’re looking for? Why not check out my grammar resources… Comments, suggestions, feedback and questions always welcomed! Do you need some fresh ideas and tips? Then visit My BLOG Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly! If you have any questions or concerns, go ahead and contact me through the Q & A and I’ll get back to you ASAP!

Before getting children to complete group work activities, it’s important that they know how to work well as a team. I handed out these cards to groups of 3 children and got them to act out the scenario. We then used freeze frame and circle time discussions to talk about how to work well as a team. Hope you enjoy! This resource contains: 6 scenario cards based on group work I intend to make a booklet of these scenarios in the future, if you’re interested, make sure you follow me to see them when they’re ready! Other Related Products that also help with collaboration and critical thinking: Thunks - Questions that make you thunk! Philosophy For Children Lego Therapy Comments, suggestions, feedback and questions always welcomed! ♦ Do you need some fresh ideas and tips? Then visit MY BLOG ♦ If you have any questions or concerns, go ahead and contact me through the Q & A and I’ll get back to you ASAP!

Teaching politics to students is an important part of preparing them for the future. I enjoyed creating these resources for my students and we had a lot of fun running through the different scenarios. Please remember to check out my blog for more activities on how you can use Ordering Human Rights Resource Pack Matching Activity of Governing Systems under different scenarios Reading comprehension based on governing systems and ideologies Reading comprehension based on the British Parliamentary system Poster explaining how the British Parliamentary system works Access to website based on Governing systems Not what you’re looking for, why not take a look at some of the other resources below: Tudor Portraits Grammar Tenses Comments, suggestions, feedback and questions always welcomed! ♦ Do you need some fresh ideas and tips? Then visit MY BLOG ♦ If you have any questions or concerns, go ahead and contact me through the Q & A and I’ll get back to you ASAP!

This is a great and simple to use presentation which I created to teach children the sixteen different tenses. It contains clear examples, explaining each rule using a time line. To test the students understanding, there is also a great worksheet for each of the tenses! ★ Past Simple ★ Past Perfect Continuous ★ Past Continuous ★ Past Perfect ★ Present Simple ★ Present Perfect Continuous ★ Present Continuous ★ Present Perfect ★ Future Simple ★ Future Perfect Continuous ★ Future Continuous ★ Future Perfect Please keep checking back because I will be uploading more grammar tasks in the near future! Comments, suggestions, feedback and questions always welcomed! ♦ Do you need some fresh ideas and tips? Then visit My BLOG ♦ If you have any questions or concerns, go ahead and contact me through the Q & A and I’ll get back to you ASAP!

This resource contains six worksheets to check a students understanding of number lines, partitioning, extended column method and column method. I think it’s important that students know how to use a variety of methods for solving addition and subtraction questions, being able to use the most suitable method for the most suitable question. This also helps them with their mental calculations. This set of worksheets works perfectly with my free presentation based on the different concepts of addition and subtraction. Enjoy! This resource works well with my FREE presentation: Addition & Subtraction: Presentation on Partitioning, Number Lines & Column Method SAVE money by buying this as part of my Maths Bundle (over 30 worksheets!) Math Bundle: Addition & Subtraction General Math Worksheet Notes: Besides the learning objective, there is a colour in brackets. The colour refers to which worksheet would be most suitable for which differentiated group. The colours below represent the following ability. ★ Red - Lower Ability ★ Orange - Middle Ability ★ Green - High Ability I use the apple at the top right-hand side of the sheet for pupil self-evaluation. I get the students to colour the apple in the following colours: ★ Red - I don’t understand (please help me) ★ Orange - I am okay but need more practice ★ Green - I have met the objective and am ready for another challenge This helps me to identify which students will need help during the next lesson, ensuring I look through their work carefully to work out what misconceptions they may be having. Comments, suggestions, feedback and questions always welcomed! ♦ Do you need some fresh ideas and tips? Then visit MY BLOG

This is a lesson plan and presentation containing a unit of work about how to draw portraits. The theme was based on ‘The Tudors’ but can easily be adapted to lessons based on drawing portraits. Presentation (containing unit of lessons and activities) Lesson Unit Plan *Please note: if you like the resources I create, please leave a review. This helps me to keep my resources cheap! If you have any recommendations, comment and I will do my best to make the necessary changes.

This resource contains six worksheets based on column method, using the extended method. The worksheets explain how to complete the method but work best with my free presentation. As described below, the worksheets are differentiated three ways and get increasingly difficult. This resource works well with my FREE presentation: Addition & Subtraction: Presentation on Partitioning, Number Lines & Column Method SAVE money by buying this as part of my Maths Bundle (over thirty worksheets!) Math Bundle: Addition & Subtraction General Math Worksheet Notes: Besides the learning objective, there is a colour in brackets. The colour refers to which worksheet would be most suitable for which differentiated group. The colours below represent the following ability. ★ Red - Lower Ability ★ Orange - Middle Ability ★ Green - High Ability I use the apple at the top right-hand side of the sheet for pupil self-evaluation. I get the students to colour the apple in the following colours: ★ Red - I don’t understand (please help me) ★ Orange - I am okay but need more practice ★ Green - I have met the objective and am ready for another challenge This helps me to identify which students will need help during the next lesson, ensuring I look through their work carefully to work out what misconceptions they may be having. Comments, suggestions, feedback and questions always welcomed! ♦ Do you need some fresh ideas and tips? Then visit MY BLOG

This resource contains a set of five posters explaining how to create a line graph, bar chart, pictogram, tally chart and pie chart. It was created for a Grade 4 class and can also be used as a worksheet for a lesson where the students will need to gather data and complete the instructions on the sheet to create the choice of graph. Why not check out one of my FREE presentations? Addition & Subtraction: Presentation on Partitioning, Number Lines & Column Method Check out my Maths Bundle on Addition and Subtraction (over 30 worksheets!) Math Bundle: Addition & Subtraction General Math Worksheet Notes: Besides the learning objective, there is a colour in brackets. The colour refers to which worksheet would be most suitable for which differentiated group. The colours below represent the following ability. ★ Red - Lower Ability ★ Orange - Middle Ability ★ Green - High Ability I use the apple at the top right-hand side of the sheet for pupil self-evaluation. I get the students to colour the apple in the following colours: ★ Red - I don’t understand (please help me) ★ Orange - I am okay but need more practice ★ Green - I have met the objective and am ready for another challenge This helps me to identify which students will need help during the next lesson, ensuring I look through their work carefully to work out what misconceptions they may be having. Comments, suggestions, feedback and questions always welcomed! ♦ Do you need some fresh ideas and tips? Then visit MY BLOG

This powerpoint presentation explains how to use a variety of different methods to solve addition and subtraction questions (number lines, partitioning and column method). The presentation was created to go with the following worksheets: Comments, suggestions, feedback and questions always welcomed! ♦ Do you need some fresh ideas and tips? Then visit MY BLOG ♦ If you have any questions or concerns, go ahead and contact me through the Q & A and I’ll get back to you ASAP!

0 - 9 Digit cards which I created to use for my Math Bulk Addition and Subtraction worksheets. I get the children in my class to turn them face down and flip them the right way round one at a time to create their own addition and subtraction questions. Enjoy!

This resource contains a set of three differentiated worksheets based on the concept of partitioning with addition and subtraction. They show examples of how to answer the questions on the sheet using partitioning method. However, the students could answer the questions using a different method if the teacher wanted them to. This resource works well with my FREE presentation: Addition & Subtraction: Presentation on Partitioning, Number Lines & Column Method SAVE money by buying this as part of my Maths Bundle (over 30 worksheets!) Math Bundle: Addition & Subtraction General Math Worksheet Notes: Next to the learning objective there is a colour in brackets. The colour refers to which worksheet would be most suitable for which differentiated group. The colours below represent the following ability. ★ Red - Lower Ability ★ Orange - Middle Ability ★ Green - High Ability I use the apple at the top right hand side of the sheet for pupil self evaluation. I get the students to colour the apple in the following colours: ★ Red - I don’t understand (please help me) ★ Orange - I am okay but need more practice ★ Green - I have met the objective and am ready for another challenge This helps me to identify which students will need help during the next lesson, ensuring I look through their work carefully to work out what misconceptions they may be having. Comments, suggestions, feedback and questions always welcomed! ♦ Do you need some fresh ideas and tips? Then visit MY BLOG

This is a great and simple to use bundle which I created to teach children the sixteen different tenses. It contains a Power Point Presentation which has clear examples, explaining each rule on a time line. To test the students understanding, there is a worksheet for each of the tenses and an answer key to save you time. ★ Past Simple ★ Past Perfect Continuous ★ Past Continuous ★ Past Perfect ★ Present Simple ★ Present Perfect Continuous ★ Present Continuous ★ Present Perfect ★ Future Simple ★ Future Perfect Continuous ★ Future Continuous ★ Future Perfect Please keep checking back because I will be uploading more grammar tasks in the near future! Comments, suggestions, feedback and questions always welcomed! ♦ Do you need some fresh ideas and tips? Then visit MY BLOG

This resource contains NINE WORKSHEETS based on word problems with addition and subtraction. As described below, they are clearly differentiated with the worksheets getting more challenging throughout the PDF. This resource works well with my FREE presentation: Word Problems: Addition & Subtraction Like my work, why not buy a Maths Bundle (over 30 worksheets!) Math Bundle: Addition & Subtraction General Math Worksheet Notes: Besides the learning objective, there is a colour in brackets. The colour refers to which worksheet would be most suitable for which differentiated group. The colours below represent the following ability. ★ Red - Lower Ability ★ Orange - Middle Ability ★ Green - High Ability I use the apple at the top right-hand side of the sheet for pupil self-evaluation. I get the students to colour the apple in the following colours: ★ Red - I don’t understand (please help me) ★ Orange - I am okay but need more practice ★ Green - I have met the objective and am ready for another challenge This helps me to identify which students will need help during the next lesson, ensuring I look through their work carefully to work out what misconceptions they may be having. Comments, suggestions, feedback and questions always welcomed! ♦ Do you need some fresh ideas and tips? Then visit MY BLOG

This is a year long set of exercises I gave to a Year 3 class in the UK. It gets the children to practice difficult joined letter formations. First they practice the letters, than words with the letter form and finally in complete sentences. Each document contains around four tasks. I used this as a task for a guided reading rotation and got the children to practice their handwriting in a handwriting book.

This resource contains three worksheets based on addition and subtraction. It would be best suited to students in the lower primary school but could be used for other age groups. The worksheets show an example of how to complete the questions. It also contains a number line which can be laminated and written on using white board pens to help students to solve the questions. This resource works well with my FREE presentation: Addition & Subtraction: Presentation on Partitioning, Number Lines & Column Method SAVE money by buying this as part of my Maths Bundle (over 30 worksheets!) Math Bundle: Addition & Subtraction General Math Worksheet Notes: Besides the learning objective, there is a colour in brackets. The colour refers to which worksheet would be most suitable for which differentiated group. The colours below represent the following ability. ★ Red - Lower Ability ★ Orange - Middle Ability ★ Green - High Ability I use the apple at the top right-hand side of the sheet for pupil self-evaluation. I get the students to colour the apple in the following colours: ★ Red - I don’t understand (please help me) ★ Orange - I am okay but need more practice ★ Green - I have met the objective and am ready for another challenge This helps me to identify which students will need help during the next lesson, ensuring I look through their work carefully to work out what misconceptions they may be having. Comments, suggestions, feedback and questions always welcomed! ♦ Do you need some fresh ideas and tips? Then visit MY BLOG

This resource contains a FREE presentation based on the concept of using the RUCSAC method to solve worded problems. It contains three challenging questions and breaks them down slide by slide to explain how the students must: ★ Read - read through the questions carefully ★ Understand - what the question is asking ★ Choose - work out which calculation to choose ★ Solve - work out how to find the answer ★ Answer - using the correct calculations ★ Check - using the inverse calculation This resource was created to teach a Year 5 class but can be easily adapted with easier/harder word questions for other year groups. Enjoy! Why not check out my other FREE presentation on Column Addition and Subtraction: Addition & Subtraction: Presentation on Partitioning, Number Lines & Column Method SAVE money by buying this as part of my Maths Bundle (over 30 worksheets!) Math Bundle: Addition & Subtraction Comments, suggestions, feedback and questions always welcomed! ♦ Do you need some fresh ideas and tips? Then visit MY BLOG

This resource contains a set of three differentiated worksheets based on division with worded problems. This resource works well with my FREE presentation based on using RUCSAC with worded problems: Addition & Subtraction: Presentation on Partitioning, Number Lines & Column Method SAVE money by buying this as part of my Maths Bundle (over 30 worksheets!) Math Bundle: Addition & Subtraction General Math Worksheet Notes: Besides the learning objective, there is a colour in brackets. The colour refers to which worksheet would be most suitable for which differentiated group. The colours below represent the following ability. ★ Red - Lower Ability ★ Orange - Middle Ability ★ Green - High Ability I use the apple at the top right-hand side of the sheet for pupil self-evaluation. I get the students to colour the apple in the following colours: ★ Red - I don’t understand (please help me) ★ Orange - I am okay but need more practice ★ Green - I have met the objective and am ready for another challenge This helps me to identify which students will need help during the next lesson, ensuring I look through their work carefully to work out what misconceptions they may be having. Comments, suggestions, feedback and questions always welcomed! ♦ Do you need some fresh ideas and tips? Then visit MY BLOG