These are differentiated reasoning problems involving the calculation of journey times, start times, arrival times.

<p>This PowerPoint is intended for use in year 5 or year 6. It gives information about how to structure a newspaper report and includes details of how to use the past perfect and passive voice to create formal language appropriate for a newspaper report.</p>

<p>This resource is designed for upper KS2 for children to use. It gives them ideas of adverbials that can be used for starting sentences.</p>

<p>These are word mats to help children to use more interesting adjectives and verbs in their descriptive writing.</p>

<p>This worksheet allows students to develop their skills in calculating the area of complex shapes (rectangles and triangles) on more advanced challenges.</p>

This is intended for more able year 5 and year 6 children. <br /> <br /> It focuses on the year 5 maths target to find angles round a point, but links it also to using algebra, where there is more than one missing value to find.

This is a activity designed for year 5 pupils. It uses irregular shapes to present a challenge to pupils to accurately count the number squares each vertex of the shape moves.

<p>This worksheet allows students to practise translating irregular shapes from one position to another. It is suitable for both year 5 and year 6.</p>

<p>This resource is intended to help teachers to calculate/check answers to time duration questions. Simply enter the departure time and arrival time for a journey and the spreadsheet will calculate how many hours and minutes the journey is.</p>