Sequencing activity.

Sequencing and retelling activity worksheets

Place cards face down. Pupils pick up a card and work out the missing number by using an inverse operation. Children can estimate, calculate and check their results. These cards are arranged into lower, middle and higher ability ranges.

For any year group appropriate to pupils ability. Multiplying and dividing integers and decimals. Dice and Counters are needed. Pupils can do these mentally or use written methods.

Reinforce 2D shape names and their properties in a fun way.

A worksheet to help children practice measuring capacity.

Choose a character from the story. Draw its portrait then write sentences about the character: beginning, middle and end, -feelings, settings, activities...

A worksheet to help children practice measuring length.

Children conduct an experiment growing grass seeds in light and dark places. They can record their predictions, findings and evaluations here.

Linked to Light and Dark. <br /> Linked to story book: The owl who was afraid of the dark.<br /> Children can share about their experiences in the dark.

Questionaire ready to just print out. Children meet each other and see what pets they have, speaking French.

Estimate then measure worksheet.

Pictures of various story settings which the children can write about, e.g. colour, feelings, what objects you could find there, who might live there...

Grammar practice. KS1. Joining sentences with BECAUSE.

Write your own version of Handa's Surprise using this template as an aid.

Children design a simple puppet which they could then make and evaluate.

What materials are objects made from? Why?

Read different versions of Cinderella, Traditional Tale and get the children to compare both stories.

Can you highlight all the features of a report?

Match up the baby animals to their adult forms using this worksheet.

Get your students talking about their family.