Two documents that can be used for similies work. One can be used as a writing template to record similies pupils create. The df + sheet gives instructions and word suggestions to allow differentiation of the activity.

Two sets of cards. The first set show 6 x tables and the corresponding division calculations. The second set are for the 9 x tables and the inverse.

Don’t just write “and.” A short story about a dad called Julian who takes his children to beach. Change the conjunctions to make the story more interesting. Could be used as an early morning or extension task. Great for a supply teacher to use as a time filler.

Addition word problems. Numbers used can be easily altered for different abilities.

Monster is having a party and needs to make an extra special drink. Pupils can work in pairs to work out how much drink Monster needs to make and to write a recipe for his special drink. A slide show and accompanying worksheet are included in this resource. Capacity lesson for key stage 2.

These boards feature a happy and sad face icon plus a lost golden time board. They could be printed out and laminated to use for classroom management.

A festive lesson that could be used in the run up to Christmas. An idea of a lesson outline is included as well as the lyrics and audio for ‘A Spaceman came Travelling.’ A picture of the Nativity Scene and a link for an online Nativity story are also included.

An end of unit assessment of learning for Year 4 unit of work on Keeping Healthy.

A story to use as a focus for a whole class discussion on being humble and serving others. 'Imagine that as we are sitting here, we are awaiting a visit from a very important person. David Beckham is coming to our school...'

A blank MTP form that can be edited and completed as required.

A game for 2 players. Move a counter forwards if an even numbers is rolled and back for odd numbers. The winner is the first person to reach the ‘win’ space at the end of the track.

A poster/table card that features alternative words pupils could use instead of ‘said’ in creative/narrative writing.

Three differentiated question sheets featuring viewing figures of children's television programs. Pupils need to read the tables, extract the correct figures and add the appropriate amounts to be able to answer the questions regarding viewers on each day.

A template layout and table that could be used to record results for an investigation of how to keep cold things cold. Easily adapted to add more cells or alter text as appropriate for your lesson.

Three way differentiated word problems for pupils to calculate how much change would be given if they bought items using 20p, £1 or £2.50.

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A variety of designs and layouts for this brilliant reward chart. Use the boxes down the side to define positive behaviors you want to encourage. and the boxes along the top to write each day of the week. Or you could define one behavior in the box at the top, the days of the week down the side and the boxes along the top to define each lesson or session through the school day. Remember to define the reward for getting stickers or ticks in each box too. So many ways you could use these reward charts. Can’t see a design you love, check out the product bundle for even more designs.

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Use this to make notes on how the children are reading. Great for students, new teachers or to give to a volunteer or parent helper who is listening to readers.