Sets of worksheets/activity sheets for a KS1 class based around money. Problems will reinforce: - Doubling - Halving -Addition -Subtraction

Three differentiated KS1 Measurement Word Problems activity/worksheets. - One for Lower Ability - One for Middle Ability - One for Higher Ability

Great differentiated resource where children need to sort shapes based on criteria. - Lower Ability (sort by two criteria in a table) - Middle Ability (sort using a Venn Diagram) - Higher Ability (sort using a Carroll Diagram)

Three differentiated worksheets on finding the difference with Promethean Active Inspire flipchart presentation.

Three differentiated KS1 activity/worksheets where children have to order numbers. - Lower Ability (some numbers already included) - Middle Abilty - Higher Ability (more challenging numbers)

Two differentiated time word problem sheets, great when combined with classroom clock resources such as plastic, physical clocks.

Differentiated (two ways) activity sheets/worksheets to be used in conjunction with a classroom/desk number line. Lower ability - simpler calculations. Blank number line present to help children calculate. Middle/High ability - harder calculations. Blank number line present to help children calculate.

Three Paul Cezanne PowerPoints that can be used in sequence that understand his art. PowerPoints include some activities.

A story starter for writing a narrative story linked to the topic ‘Extreme Earth’. A notebook with modelled writing aimed at Year 6 children. There are several examples of how to write an effective ending. There are also some sentences for the children to improve.

A series of lessons on writing diary entries based on the Easter Story. There are three notebooks with three separate activities for writing a diary entry from the perspective of one of Jesus’ disciples during Easter week. I used this as a week’s worth of English lessons with my Year 6 class, starting with a diary entry on Palm Sunday. This was followed by a diary entry on the Last Supper and finally a diary entry on Jesus’ crucifixion. In the three notebooks there are spoof diary entries with deliberate mistakes which the children can then correct (correct answers are on the next page of the notebook). In addition, there are word banks for the children to use and good examples of what they could write on each notebook.

Character description for William, with build up work for how to write using expanded noun phrases, followed by a modelled example of a character description. Also includes some lead up work to describing a setting and writing an alternative ending for the book 'Floodlands'. Due to popular demand, I have also added a Power point version of the notebook. I hope this helps. In addition to this, I have also updated to include an articulate themed game based on key words in the text, (can be as a starter or used as a whole lesson) and a lesson on the use of expanded noun phrases for description. Now also includes a success criteria for writing an alternative ending to the story.

A stand alone hour lesson on adding three digit decimal numbers. Can be differentiated to 1 or 2 digit decimal numbers also. I used this with Year 6 children. The resource includes a starter activity and an adding decimals warm up activity (with correct answers hidden behind coloured blocks). There is then a model of how to record their results and a paired activity for the main teaching.

A cross curricular lesson on Non-chronological report writing and sugar (Science and healthy eating) aimed at a year 6 class. Includes spoof assessments on how to use parenthesis (dashes, commas etc) and other Year 6 punctuation. Correct answers are hidden underneath coloured blocks.

A notebook with questions from and also similar to those on the May 2017 Maths SATS tests for Year 6. I used this with my class as part of a gap analysis week. It includes arithmetic questions and the answers (which are covered initially) Plus some of the questions from the reasoning papers with answers and step by step guides or visuals to support.

A notebook with an example of a long division problem. There are also step by step instructions for solving missing box division problems and answering reasoning questions for division. There are spot the mistake questions and ‘explain the error’ questions for children to solve. There are also some division word problems that require children to think about whether they should round up or down in their answer.

A notebook describing the inner workings of the ear. A separate notebook with a lesson on different types of instruments. A worksheet for a sound investigation.