<p>4 Page document for children to fill in their Primary School memories.<br /> Can be used as a morning task, to gather ideas for the leavers assembly or can be used to create a memory book.<br /> A great activity to fill in those awkward spare half hour/hours before the last day of term.<br /> Nice keepsake for children to keep to remember their time at Primary School.</p>

<p>A vibrant and fun place value mat which can be laminated so children can use with whiteboard pens when learning about place value. Can be kept at the back of their books as a prompt or aid when working independently. Links with many different topics covered in maths - particularly ordering numbers and multiplying and dividing by 10,100 and 1000.</p> <p>Please note: This chart uses words to determine the place value e.g: 'ones, tens.</p> <p>=&gt; Please see my other resources for the values presented in other ways.</p>

<p>Two simple ‘About Me’ pages designed to get to know the children in your new class. Could be used on swap days or on the first day of the new term in September. Children can be as detailed as they wish so is easily differentiated. I have included one sheet with lines for writing for more able children/KS2 children and also a sheet where children can draw pictures for your lower ability children or for a KS1 class.</p>

<p>Nice little problem solving activity to consolidate knowlege of area and perimeter. Children need to already have a solid understanding of area and perimeter before tackling this challenge as it doesn’t talk them through it again.<br /> Suggestion: My class did this in pairs and used an A3 squared sheet to present their ‘zoo’. They had a great time ensuring all the animals were well catered for and this was used as a display afterwards.</p> <p>This acitivity gives a real-world use for area and perimeter that the children enjoy.</p>

<p>Quick PPTs to test understanding of the SPaG questions for Year 6. Questions taken from previous SATs papers (found on the website. This contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government<br /> Licence v3.0), with answers included. It is presented in a snazzy way with memes and jazzy fonts (as we know how much children LOVE SPaG quizzes!).</p> <p>Please note:<br /> Colons, semi-colons and hyphens = 5 questions and answers<br /> Sentence Types (statement, command, question, exclamation) = 15 questions and answers<br /> Standard English = 8 questions<br /> Subject and Object = 3 questions (with mini consolidation activity at the end)</p>

<p>Comparing numbers up to 10,000,000 activity sheet for Year 6 pupils. Starts off easier and gets progressively harder - with extension iincluded.</p>

<p>Quick PPTs to test understanding of the SPaG questions for Year 6. Questions taken from previous SATs papers (found on the website. This contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government<br /> Licence v3.0), with answers included. It is presented in a snazzy way with memes and jazzy fonts (as we know how much children LOVE SPaG quizzes!).</p> <p>Please note:<br /> Determiners and Articles = 4 questions (and answers) with mini activity to consolidate<br /> Main and Subordinate Clause = 8 questions (and answers)<br /> Passive and Active = 9 questions (and answers)<br /> Pronoun = 8 questions (and answers)</p>

<p>A fun and adaptable arithmetic practice sheet. I use this daily hence the play on the ‘5-a-day’ fruit and veg :)</p> <p>It helps to make daily arithmetic practice a little bit more exciting (well as much as it can be!).</p>