Three sections of addition sums in accordance with NC requirements for Year 1:<br /> <br /> Addition of two single digit numbers with all answers 10 and under.<br /> Addition of two single digit numbers with all answers between 10 and 20.<br /> Addition of a single digit number to a two digit number, with all answers 20 and under.<br /> <br /> Each section is a different colour, for ease of organisation / differentiation.<br /> The resource can be used as worksheets, or laminated and cut into single sums for children to select at random

This resource consists of 4 worksheets, in line with Year 2 SATS requirements:<br /> <br /> Shading one half of shapes (this includes two shapes where the children need to shade the equivalent fraction of two quarters).<br /> <br /> Shading one quarter of shapes (this includes two shapes where the children need to shade the equivalent fraction of four eighths).<br /> <br /> Shading three quarters of shapes.<br /> <br /> Shading one third of shapes.

This resource consists of 5 worksheets:<br /> • Finding one half of numbers - 10 questions<br /> • Finding one quarter of numbers - 10 questions<br /> • Finding three quarters of numbers - 10 questions<br /> • Finding one third of numbers - 10 questions<br /> • Mixed up (mainly finding one half and one quarter of numbers) - 8 questions<br /> Good practice for the generally tricky fractions of amounts questions, which tend to appear in the Year 2 SATS arithmetic paper!

Five sections of missing number addition sums in accordance with NC requirements for Year 2:<br /> <br /> • Addition of a single digit number to a two digit number (40 sums)<br /> • Addition of a multiple of ten to a two digit number (40 sums)<br /> • Addition of a two digit number to another two digit number, not going over the tens boundary and all answers below 100 (60 sums) <br /> • Addition of three single digit numbers with one number missing in each sum (single digit and two digit answers) (20 sums)<br /> • Addition of three single digit numbers with two numbers missing in each sum (single digit and two digit answers) (20 sums) <br /> <br /> Each section is a different colour, for ease of organisation / differentiation.<br /> The resource can be used as worksheets, or laminated and cut into single sums for children to select at random

The pack consists of twenty six bingo cards, each with nine words from the Year 2 list of Common Exception Words. The cards can be cut out, laminated and used repeatedly, with children crossing out / circling words as they are called out, using a whiteboard pen. Alternatively, counters / bits of card etc. might be used to cover the words, so lessening the need for laminating – perfect for ultra - busy teachers!<br /> <br /> How about trying different games? Full house? Full line – horizontal, vertical, diagonal? 3 words, 4 words, 5 words etc.? Use scoring systems as an extra incentive – e.g. one point for every word covered over 3 games; the child with the most points wins a small reward, even if they don’t actually manage ‘Bingo!’ itself.<br /> <br /> Included at the end is a full list of Year 2 Common Exception Words in alphabetical order against a tick list for five games, so teachers can keep a record of the words called in each game.<br /> <br /> When a child wins a game, perhaps they can read out all the words correctly, as an added challenge, or choose one or two of the words to put in a sentence for extra points.<br /> <br /> All the words appear on at least one card, with most words making several appearances.

A simple template suitable for KS1 children who are learning about Julia Donaldson's books. The resource includes both drawing and writing activities, and is suitable for all levels of ability, with differentiation being chiefly by outcome. The resource can be used as worksheets or reduced in size and folded into a booklet. Finished products make a colourful and interesting display!

Three sections of missing number subtraction sums in accordance with NC requirements for Year 1:<br /> <br /> Subtraction of two single digit numbers. <br /> Subtraction of a single digit number from a two digit number under 20, with missing numbers being both one and two digit numbers. <br /> For most able children: subtraction of a two digit number from another two digit number under 20. Missing numbers are both single and two digit numbers.<br /> <br /> Each section is a different colour, for ease of organisation / differentiation.<br /> The resource can be used as worksheets or laminated and cut into single sums for children to select at random.

Two sections of mixed addition and subtraction sums in accordance with NC requirements for Year 1:<br /> <br /> Addition and subtraction of two single digit numbers. All answers are single digit numbers.<br /> Addition and subtraction of a single digit number and a two digit number under 20. Answers are both one and two digit numbers.<br /> <br /> Each section is a different gradient colour, for ease of organisation / differentiation.<br /> The resource can be used as worksheets or laminated and cut into single sums for children to select at random.

Three sections of missing number addition sums in accordance with NC requirements for Year 1:<br /> <br /> Addition of two single digit numbers, with all missing numbers below 10.<br /> Addition of a single digit number to a single digit number, with all missing numbers below 20.<br /> Addition of a single digit number to a two digit number under 20, with missing numbers a mixture of single digit and two digit numbers.<br /> <br /> Each section is a different colour, for ease of organisation / differentiation.<br /> The resource can be used as worksheets or laminated and cut into single sums for children to select at random.

Four sections of subtraction sums in accordance with NC requirements for Year 1:<br /> <br /> Subtraction of two single digit numbers.<br /> Subtraction of a single digit number from a two digit number under 20, with all answers being two digit numbers.<br /> Subtraction of a single digit number from a two digit number under 20, with all answers being one digit numbers.<br /> For most able children: subtraction of a two digit number from another two digit number under 20.<br /> <br /> Each section is a different colour, for ease of organisation / differentiation.<br /> The resource can be used as worksheets or laminated and cut into single sums for children to select at random.

This resource consists of missing number sequences, based on the 2 x table.<br /> There are 16 sequences, set out in 7 different formats. The final section has sequences starting from different points and going forwards and backwards.

<p>A fun PowerPoint version of flashcards of all the Year 2 Common Exception words. Each word is on its own slide, which has the ‘grow and turn’ entrance animation. There is a ‘shape’ transition between each word. The words are in alphabetical order, but this can be edited easily. The presentation can be used for a variety of activities, e.g.</p> <ol> <li>As conventional flashcards – display and say the words as a class, or make it more competitive by using a quiz format and give points for the first team to say or write each word correctly.</li> <li>Who can be the first to say or write the word before it fully appears?</li> <li>Four or five lines of children. Only the front child can answer. The first one to answer goes to the back of the line. First line to get back to the beginning wins.</li> <li>Who can be the first to say or write the full version of the word before it fully appears?</li> <li>Memory test: select a small number of slides and display them for a few seconds each. Who can remember all the words (verbally, in writing, correctly spelt etc.)</li> <li>Who can be the first to write a sentence with the displayed word in it – specify rules (e.g. more than 8 words; fewer than 8 words; at least one adjective; at least one conjunction etc. etc.)</li> </ol>

A resource to help revise multiplication tables x 2 - x 12. Each table is typed out, with an accompanying test below it. When children feel secure with each table, they can colour in the relevant words to show they have reached the next table.<br /> <br /> This can be used as an in-class or take-home revision resource over an extended period of time. It is suitable for Year 2 - Year 5/6 children.

This resource consists of 7 sheets of 2D shapes. <br /> <br /> The first 6 sheets ask children to tick a particular shape among the mix (sheet 1 – triangles, sheet 2 – rectangles, sheet 3 – squares, sheet 4 - pentagons, sheet 5 – hexagons, sheet 6 – octagons). There are three of the target shapes to tick on each sheet.<br /> <br /> The final sheet is a colouring sheet, where children have to colour shapes according to a colour key.<br /> This resource is suitable as revision towards Year 2 SATS, but could also be useful for lower ability Year 3 children and higher ability Year 1 children.

The pack consists of twenty six bingo cards, each with six words from the Year 1 list of Common Exception Words. The cards can be cut out, laminated and used repeatedly, with children crossing out / circling words as they are called out, using a whiteboard pen. Alternatively, counters / bits of card etc. might be used to cover the words, so lessening the need for laminating – perfect for ultra - busy teachers!<br /> <br /> How about trying different games? Full house? Full line – horizontal or vertical? 3 words, 4 words, 5 words etc.? Use scoring systems as an extra incentive – e.g. one point for every word covered over 3 games; the child with the most points wins a small reward, even if they don’t actually manage ‘Bingo!’ itself.<br /> <br /> Included at the end is a full list of Year 1 Common Exception Words in alphabetical order against a tick list for ten games, so teachers can keep a record of the words called in each game.<br /> <br /> When a child wins a game, perhaps they can read out all the words correctly, as an added challenge, or choose one or two of the words to put in a sentence for extra points.<br /> <br /> All the words appear on at least one card, with most words making several appearances.

This resource consists of missing number sequences, based on the 5 x table.<br /> There are 16 sequences, set out in 7 different formats. The final section has sequences starting from different points and going forwards and backwards.

Three sections of subtraction sums in accordance with NC requirements for Year 2:<br /> <br /> Subtraction of a single digit number from a two digit number (40 sums)<br /> Subtraction of a multiple of ten from a two digit number (40 sums)<br /> Subtraction of a two digit number from another two digit number (60 sums) <br /> <br /> Each section is a different colour, for ease of organisation / differentiation.<br /> The resource can be used as worksheets, or laminated and cut into single sums for children to select at random

This resource consists of twenty coloured cards, each with a different reading related activity suggestion.<br /> <br /> The cards can either be cut out and laminated, or kept as they are and used in worksheet style.<br /> <br /> Children can use the cards independently, either choosing a card at random, or by preference. The activities could be done in relation to the current guided reading book, or indeed with any book in mind! <br /> <br /> The cards can be used repeatedly, with different books, thus enhancing the independent learning nature of the resource.<br /> <br /> There is a fun recording sheet at the end, for children to indicate how hard / easy / enjoyable they found each task.

There are 10 sets of small numbered cards, 1-100. Each set is a different colour, for ease of storage / sorting. <br /> <br /> The cards are designed to be cut out and laminated (or just cut out and used as 'tickets', which I have found younger children tend to love)!<br /> <br /> The cards have a multitude of uses, e.g. counting / sorting / sequencing / Snap! They are also extremely useful for generating numbers in maths lessons, to promote independent learning, in today's largely textbook - free classroom environment.

This resource consists of missing number sequences, based on the 10 x table.<br /> There are 16 sequences, set out in 7 different formats. The final section has sequences starting from different points and going forwards and backwards.