x12 Matching Flash Cards (12 Times Table) ** Each pack contains 48 cards:** 24 x (12 multiplication sentences and 12 products) 24 division (12 division sentences and 12 answers) Use these eye catching matching flash cards to encourage children to learn the multiplication and division facts for the 12 times table. Multiples are displayed in matching colours to enable children to identify the repeating pattern in multiples of 12. The cards can be printed and displayed on A4 or to a size of your choice when selecting PDF printing options. These cards could also be displayed on an interactive whiteboard as part of a counting activity. Suitable for whole class teaching, intervention, home learning support, classroom displays and much more!

Working scientifically skills from the National Curriculum clearly presented to develop subject knowledge, leadership and assessment in primary science.

This PDF contains 9 lessons, which cover all of the Year 5 National Curriculum and working scientifically objectives for the topic ‘Forces’. Carefully planned, this medium term plan with varied activities will give you a great starting point for your science topic.

Included are five, ready to go, fifteen minute sessions with a focus on the 12 times table. Each session has a focus on counting, fact recall and calculation. 5 minutes of counting 5 minutes of recall 5 minutes of calculation Included: 33 slides x5 15 minute sessions 1 hour and 15 minutes in total x5 counting slides (with whole screen calculations you can print and display) x5 recall activities and games x5 calculation activities This one week bundle of sessions are suitable for KS2 (LKS2 and UKS2), morning activities, lesson starters, homework, early finishers, KS3 intervention and even home learning activities. These tried and tested, carefully planned 15 minute sessions are sure to improve the rapid recall, confidence and reasoning abilities of your students. I have used these resources when teaching to a mixed Y3/4 class and also when setting activities for KS2 students at home.

Whole School Science Assessment Grids (OFSTED Approved) These assessment grids can be printed and used in science books to monitor progress in primary science. They can also be used as teacher guidance documents to ensure a varied and rich science curriculum, all linked tightly to the National Curriculum. Included: A4 KS1 Targets A4 LKS2 Targets A4 Year 5 Targets A4 Year 6 Targets Used as part of a 2019 OFSTED Inspection and ‘Science Deep Dive’ (rated GOOD), these assessment grids will enable you, as the SL, to ensure that you have a whole school overview on the planning, assessment and expectations in your subject. Each topic area has clearly displayed objectives from the National Curriculum in black, along with questions to promote deeper thinking/greater depth in colour. Each topic has also been identified as chemistry, biology or physics. Furthermore, working scientifically skills linked to each year group are clearly displayed in a blue box and guidance for written reports in grey. In school, we attach these in the back of science books and monitor progress across the year by highlighting the objectives the children have achieved.

Need a last minute art lesson? What about an easy to upload home learning activity? Has wet playtime boredom struck again? Then download this easy to use video and PDF art lesson bundle! MP4 video tutorial (7 minutes) 16 slide PDF This easy to use and clearly explained video and PDF bundle can be used in a range of settings. Including but not limited to: KS2 art lesson home learning upload activity KS3 cover lesson SEMH intervention SEN session S&L activity All instructions are displayed as text in both the slides and video, allowing you to add your own sparkle as you follow along! Tried and tested as part of LKS2 home learning, this easy to use and follow resource received positive feedback from children and adults. This resource was also sent to adults at school who found it “easy to use”, “accessible for all” and stated that the artwork produced was of a “high standard”. Simply play the video and follow along!