<p>An introduction and step-by-step guide to understanding fractions of amounts. The first page includes visual examples with a handy tip. The first worksheet is completely scaffolded to support beginners or lower attainers. The next sheets get progressively more difficult with a challenge on most pages. This is a great set of activities for a mixed ability set or for a set to work through, through out the week with increasing difficulty and understanding.</p>

<p>This game is an excellent starter/plenary/challenge activity for your Year 6 class. It covers Ratio, Algebra, Decimals, Percentages, Area, Perimeter and Volume, and Statistics of this term with questions to help consolidate as well as challenge those in your class. Perfect for a mixed ability class. Could also be stuck into their books to complete as extension when they finish their work.</p>

<p>A set of 5 differentiated worksheets walking the children through fractions of amounts with increasing difficulty.<br /> A fun and interactive game of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Game for the whole class to play with questions of increasing difficulty.<br /> As well as a fantastic starter/plenary game Called Scores on the Doors which can be used in 4 different ways in the classroom.<br /> Resources for a jam packed lesson that helps to inject fun into learning through games and interaction.</p>

<p>Scores on the Doors is a fantastic starter game or weekly plenary that covers all the topics for the Year 5 Spring term in Maths; Multiplication &amp; Division, Fractions, Decimals and Percentages, Perimeter and Area and Statistics.<br /> There are 3 levels of differentiated questions with 4 different versions of the game for the whole class to enjoy and achieve. Answers are included in the powerpoint, as well as handy printable PDF pack of student worksheets.</p>

<p>Scores on the Doors is a fantastic starter/plenary game for your Maths lessons. This is a free powerpoint that covers the topic of Multiplication and Division for Year 5 Spring term. 4 different ways to play the game!</p>

<p>A worksheet to show understanding of the different types of weathering and how they occur.</p>

<p>Helpful language and phrases to use when dealing with a dysregulated child whilst trying to avoid confrontation.<br /> Consistent use of this language can help avoid the child’s behaviour escalating and allowing them to return to calm.</p>

<p>A fun starter/plenary that gives children the opportunity to challenge themselves whilst providing opportunities for all to achieve. This game focuses on the Spring term topic of RATIO in Year 6. 4 different ways to play the game, simply print slide 3 for the children to stick in their books. 20 questions ranging in various degrees of understanding.</p>

<p>Retrieval practice for the topic Weathering of Rocks in Year 6 Geography. A great end of topic task to help consolidate and stretch their knowledge of the topic. Using Bloom’s taxonomy children move through the different levels of questioning to help deepen their understanding of the topic. Using the hexagon style also helps them to realise the link between all the questions and that it is all related.</p>