This resource gives pupils the opportunity to identify and investigate 2D and 3D shapes in the context of a Welsh castle including sorting according to properties of shapes.

Practice multiplying three digits and see if you can solve the problems!

Play the interactive games to add and subtract odd and even numbers.

These activities introduce pupils to a fully open ended maths investigation focusing on number patterns. There are detailed teacher notes aimed at non-maths specialist for support in the teaching of this topic. The unit is aimed at upper KS2 – KS3. It can be used as a transition project or as assessment of AT1. 'Press F11 key for full screen&'

These activities introduce pupils to a fully open ended maths investigation focussing on triangular number patterns. There are detailed teacher notes aimed at the non-maths specialist for support in the teaching of this topic. The unit is aimed at upper KS2 – KS3. It can be used as a transition project or as assessment of AT1.

This resource pack aims to help pupils to: consider in detail the quality and purpose of what they read extend and enrich their vocabulary through activities focusing on words and their meaning explore, develop and examine ideas write a poem in response to stimuli. The activities have cross curricular links to History – Life in the 20th Century

Various flipcharts looking at different spelling rules. Covers: double consonants, hompophones, i before e, pluralisation and vowe suffixes

The flipcharts may be used in ACTIVstudio2 or ACTIVprimary2. There are 12 flipcharts altogether which follow a similar pattern and highlight the following, ai, ar, au, aw, ay, bb, ce, ch, ck, dd, ea and ee.

A resource on financial capability for learners with additional learning needs. The resource includes one pdf file with over 130 colourful pages that may be printed for use in the classroom. For more materials relating to this resource, please visit the NGfL site, linked below.

This is a collection of work from around 20 teachers. The selection of tasks and products are varied and some may seem eclectic. We hope you will be able to gain possible ideas of how you could further develop your own digital learning resources. Hopefully, some of the material, you will be able to use with limited editing. But the group, take the view that the only perfect resource is the one you develop yourself, to suit your needs, pupils and circumstances. We hope you will find something that fits and is useful.

This is a colour-mixing activity. It shows pupils what happens when they mix the primary colours red, yellow and blue. Pupils drag and drop colours into a colour-mixing machine that mixes the colours and makes the appropriate secondary colour. Pupils learn the basic colour theory and the terminology 'primary' and 'secondary' colours. They then apply their knowledge to a simple colouring-in exercise where they have a palette of primary colours that they use to make the secondary colours. Follow-up activities using paints have been suggested for pupils to explore colour mixing first hand.

This unit uses animation to explain the formation of hanging valleys. Processes such as plucking and abrasion are exemplified and images from Snowdonia and beyond are used to show how these processes have created the landscape.

Resource which will enable pupils to learn about the points of a compass and how you can read them to find your way.

A wide variety of resources to facilitate teaching with regard to health and social care services. It contains notes, work sheets, PowerPoint presentations and case study exercises For more materials relating to this resource, please visit the NGfL site, linked below.

An animation shows the spelling of words with long a, e, i, o and u vowel sounds and split digraphs. Pupils are asked to make words using the Wordmaker machine. If the answer is correct the word is spoken and a picture appears. Suitable for older pupils with SEN.

Learn about different sorts of homes. introduces pupils to different types of homes. Pupils look at and explore a variety of homes such as a house, a flat, a caravan and a bungalow, and talk about what sort of home they live in. Pupils also look at house numbers and complete sorting and matching games involving numbers 1-9. Learning objectives: to talk about home and where they live to begin to identify different sorts of houses and homes to begin to recognise numbers and begin to match number to sign

Design a sandwich using a range of breads and fillings, comment on four areas for evaluation: taste, smell, appearance and texture.

An introduction to the vocabulary of places in a town. Pupils will learn to describe their town and give opinions, learn about masculine, feminine and plural of adjectives and learn how to form the plural of nouns.

A comprehensive set of resources for Key Skills in Travel, also suitable for the learner in the Workplace. These resources can support the learner in developing and applying the skills and knowledge required for applying Key Skills in a Travel context. For more materials relating to this resource, please visit the NGfL site, linked below.

A presentation of the Olympics in 1936.