Activity sheet with a large world map in the centre. Labels for the continents and oceans at the top and bottom, students can cut and stick or link up with lines. They're then asked to find their home country and label it to understand where it is in the world. Great to photocopy onto A3 to increase the map size.

Two activity sheets with Bee bot image, control breakdown and challenge space for independent learning. 1 - Sheet with instructions for use and control of Bee bot and a series of developing challenges for children to try. 2 - Sheet with the instructions then space for students or teacher to record their algorithm (instructions) so they can share/compare/hand in their solutions to a variety of challenges set out by the teacher.

Slides 1-20 with the digits covered by four panels - each one dissolves when clicked on. Children can learn interactively with the IWB taking turns to remove panels and trying to guess what number/digits are hiding underneath. Slides can be reordered to make game reusable and allow for repeated independent learning. Skills Problem Solving, Number Sequencing, Counting, Teamwork, Predicting, Number recognition and group play.

Slides have (1-10) Beans or Eggs on one side the children are asked to count them then predict how many Plants or Chicks will appear. They are then asked to decide if this is more or less. Slides get progressively harder mostly under 10 but some stretch the children to count to 20 near the end. Beans - 12 slides - Each slide reveals the seeds which did not grow after children count. Eggs - 13 slides This activity was designed for a Reception class who were learning about life cycles, growing beans and hatching chicks, in the spring term. (Easily adaptable to simplify or extend as needed for your students)

SWF file so open with Internet Explorer or other browsers. Numbers, ordering, sequencing, game for PC, rotation activity Children complete challenges in order, sequencing 6 numbers. 1-6 3-8 7-12 10-15 12-17 15-20 Children have a time limit and can progress through 6 simple stages to completion.