A brilliant tried and tested resource. Perfect for any castle topic. Included in this resource pack: A wonderful notebook presentation, introducing the two different types of castles. An informative PowerPoint to explore the key features of a castle Two worksheets for children to label the key features of each of these types of castles.

A great resource to support children in understanding the relationship between repeated addition, arrays and multiplication number sentences.

A great independent resource. A place value puzzle where children match the number, with how many tens and ones in the number and how the number is represented using dienes.

This is a great differentiated resource that has been tried and tested. This resource can be printed on a worksheet or on large stickers. Children will look at each purse picture and find out the amount in each purse by adding the coin totals together. This resource is differentiated for LA, MA and HA to save you some time.

A fantastic, tried and tested lesson. Using the intro PowerPoint explore what the life of a servant in a castle would have been like; you could even get children to role play so that they can get into character. Children can then have a go at writing a diary entry from the life of a servant using the beautiful differentiated scroll worksheets and the diary writing frame to help them. If you have any early finishers, why not ask them to draw a banquet table and use the food activity sheet to either draw their own food items on the table, or cut and stick from the sheet.

This is a fantastic resource that enables children to explore the relationship between addition and subtraction. These could be printed smaller to be glued into books or why not laminate them and ask children to complete them with a board marker so then can be used again and again.

A fantastic and engaging assembly! It gets children involved and is lots of fun (tried and tested). This assembly will support children in considering the choices they make and to get them to think about making good choices. This assembly pack includes a script and PowerPoint.

A great resource to teach the names of the seas and oceans of the world

A fantastic resource pack for exploring materials with a fun pirate twist. All of the resources I publish have been tried and tested. The children in my class particularly enjoyed these lessons. Included in this pack: A lesson plan covering 3 lessons Lesson 1 - An introduction to materials with a focus on sorting man-made and natural materials. Lesson 2 - A fun pirate challenge to explore floating and sinking Lesson 2 - Another fun pirate challenge to explore waterproof and absorbent materials. A great follow on to this activity is for children to use their scientific knowledge to make their own pirate ships. Why not have a look at my Design and Technology resource pack to make a pirate ship.

This is a great resource to introduce children to the concept of belonging and the symbols related to different world religions. You could begin by asking children to tell a friend about the different clubs and groups they may belong to and how they show that they belong. Using the PowerPoint, go on to explore the different religions people may belong to and the symbols that relate to them. Children can the match religious symbols with the correct religion. Also included in this resource pack is some religious symbol colouring sheets.

A great tried and tested resource that can be spread across 2 - 3 lessons that really engage all learners. The first PowerPoint will explore the different defensive features of a castle, with an accompanying worksheet. The Notebook presentation goes on to introduce the trebuchet and catapult. Children can then make their own simple catapult using simple materials. The final Notebook presentation introduces the different weapons knights would use in battle with an accompanying worksheet.

A collection of fantastic resource. This pack includes: An information PowerPoint Reordering the story of Columbus Music lyrics Portrait poster

A fantastic fun and pirate themed resource to support children in using the suffix -er and -est in their writing. Stick the pirate activity picture into children's book. They can then write sentences in their book using the suffixes e.g. Sea Dog is braver than Captain Black Beard. Jack Sparrow is the bravest pirate. etc. Also included is a red pen question to support deepening learning.

A beautiful and well constructed PowerPoint introducing children to houses and homes from around the world. This resource pack also includes an accompanying worksheet.

This resource contains an introduction PowerPoint presentation to Judaism. Children will be encouraged to consider books that are important to them before they go on to explore the Torah and the Yad. The Presentation also has a link to a great video clip that gives children a tour of a synagogue. Included in this pack is a worksheet where children can label some of the important parts of a synagogue, a worksheet where children can design their own yad and a worksheet where children can draw the front cover of a book that is special to them.

A lovely activity that my class simply loved. Children can create their own passport with ome important information about themselves.

A great resource pack to support children in demonstrating that they can recognise and organise letters into the four letter families (curly caterpillars, long ladders, one armed robots and zigzag monsters). Included in this resource pack: A fully animated PowerPoint, to support children in recapping their knowledge of which letters fit into each of the letter families. Sticker sheet for each of the letter families (can be printed on paper and cut out and stuck into books). By sticking one of each of the letter family 'stickers' into thei8r books, children can then organise each of the letters into the correct family. There is a selection of two letter mats available to support children in sorting letters into their letter families (non cursive and cursive). Mastery activity: where children can demonstrate their ability to join letters correctly by writing the section of words given in cursive script.

A fantastic introduction to any Castle topic. Included in this resource pack; A castle title page An introduction presentation comparing a castle to a modern day home Castle pictures and worksheets for children to complete observational drawings of different castles.

Included in this pack are 2 great activities to support children in recognising inverse operations for addition and subtraction. Fact Family Matching Cards - children can work together to arrange the cards into fact families; this will support children in beginning to recognise inverse operations. Triangle Family Fact Sheet - a great resource that encourages children to recognise the position of numbers in a number sentence e.g. the biggest number at the end of an addition number sentence but at the beginning of a subtraction number sentence. These sheets are designed to be laminated so that children can use them time and time again as they develop confidence in this activity. Why not save paper and laminate pouches by printing them off double sided?

A brilliant PowerPoint to introduce children to waterproof and absorbent materials. It sets a pirate experiment challenge with instructions on how to carry out the experiment.