These 4 worksheets are ideal for children learning how to add the “ed” and “ing” suffix to verbs to make verbs in the past and present tense. The worksheets are differentiated for Lower Attainers and Middle Attainers (LA MA) and High Attainers (HA).

These 5 worksheets are ideal for children learning how to add the “er” suffix to adjectives and how to add the " er" suffix to change verbs into nouns. The worksheets are differentiated for Lower Attainers and Middle Attainers (LA MA) and High Attainers (HA).

3 worksheets ideal for KS1 children practicing adding and subtracting 1 digit numbers on a number line.

4 worksheets ideal for children learning how to use the “un” prefix. The worksheets are differentiated for Lower Attainers and Middle Attainers (LA MA) and High Attainers (HA).

These flip charts and worksheets are ideal for Year 1s learning about how to use the un prefix, which is a Year 1 national curriculum learning objective. The worksheets are differentiated for Lower Attainers and Middle Attainers (LA MA) and High Attainers (HA). There is also an extension task on the flip chart.

These 3 differentiated worksheets help children practice counting in 1s, 2s, 5s and 10s using 1p, 2p, 5p and 10p coins. The worksheets are differentiated for Lower Attainers (LA) and Middle Attainers (MA) and High Attainers (HA).

This flip chart and worksheet is a fun way for KS1 children learning about carnivores, herbivores and omnivores. The flip chart gives clues on how to spot which animal is likely to be a carnivore, herbivore or omnivore.

These writing reminders can be cut into strips and act as a great visual reminder for children in EYFS and KS1 learning how to write sentences and capital letters. The pictures remind the children to start their sentences with capital letters, use finger spaces between each word and finish an idea with a full stop and then read back the sentence to check it makes sense.

32 small and big editable drawer labels for children’s names or lesson resources.

These 2 worksheets are ideal for children to practice writing their phonic sounds in order to write a list of Christmas presents. One worksheet has pictures of items with phonetic names and other the worksheet is for children to write their own list of presents.

These 2 worksheets use 2D shapes to make pictures of Santa Claus and a Christmas tree. The children have to label and colour in the pictures. The 2D shapes used are circles, triangles, squares, rectangles, pentagons, hexagons and octagons.

This resource is perfect preparation for the Phonics Screening Test! There are 4 flipcharts each consisting of 40 words. The children have to read the words and decide whether they are real or alien/rubbish. If the words are real they go in the treasure chest and if they are alien/rubbish they go in the bin! There are individual flipcharts for phase 2, 3 and 5 graphemes and a flipchart to review all the graphemes up to phase 5 - including phase 4 blends. You can either use the flipcharts with the whole class, in small groups or with individual children.

These 2 differentiated worksheets help children understand how read and write coordinates using 2D shapes. The worksheets are differentiated for Lower Attainers (LA) and Middle Attainers (MA) and High Attainers (HA).

These 3 differentiated worksheets help children understand directions using a compass and how to write coordinates.