<p>This is a KS2 activity I use regularly with my class. After reading a chapter or at the end of the book we think about our likes, dislikes, puzzles, patterns. This worksheet meets key KS2 English National Curriculum objectives, such as asking questions about a text and finding similarities between what they have read previously. It is easy to use and children can work independently or in groups.</p>

<p>Children can use this fun worksheet to design an animal for a habitat, for example a rainforest. Fits with living things and their habitats’ part of KS2 Science National Curriculum. Uses key scientific vocabulubary such as 'predator, ‘prey’ and ‘adaptions’. Can be used as an end of unit assessment to see what children have learned.</p>

<p>Use this Harry Potter themed Lesson to re-introduce bar graphs to your Year 3/4 class. Discuss the key features of Bar Graphs and answer common questions on the data. The class has a Harry Potter themed vote and use the results to create their own bar graph on the worksheet.</p>

<p>This is a simple, fun ice breaking activity which can be used at the start of the year for your class to get to know eachother. Print off these sheets for each child in the class and give them a set amount of time to answer all 12 questions by talking to eachother. They will develop communication skills, logic and confidence, as well finding new friends.</p>