For KS1 and lower KS2. Many children forget about capital letters at the beginning of sentences when they are concentrating on the ideas in their writing, or simply trying to write quickly. This presentation is simply a reminder - with examples - of the rules. The examples are introduced one by one, so could be used by teachers as a written exercise, dictating each sentence before showing it on screen.

This is the fourth resource in the series on apostrophes. The resource comprises two versions of the same file: the PDF is intended for classroom display purposes, although it could also be projected onto the board if you have problems making PowerPoint work properly. It deals with a trickier area: where to put the apostrophe when the plural noun does not end in 's'. There are not many words like this, but the ones there are (children etc.) are very high frequency. The presentation is pitched at KS2/KS3 classes.

3 sheets per page. Cut them up for weekly tests.

KS2 worksheet to give pupils practice in converting from fractions to decimals and vice versa. One zip folder containing 5 worksheets with answers.

3 sets of 5 worksheets with answers. Each worksheet has 10 questions where the pupil has to provide the first 5 multiples of a given number. Each set has a different number range (1-12, 1-20, 1-99), which allows for easy differentiation.

Good for KS2 and lower KS3 for revising doubling rules, this quiz consists of 20 Christmassy sentences with missing words containing double letters. Grammatical function is given in place of the words (e.g. noun, adjective, verb). Good as a starter, or for homework. Answers are supplied.

For upper KS2 / KS3. A PowerPoint with 5 vocabulary exercises for use as lesson starters. Each one has 15 words to find. Answers are included in the presentation. Topics: collective nouns, opposites, animals and their young, homes, plurals.

For KS2 pupils working on fractions. 5 worksheets with answers. 10 questions per sheet where pupils are given pairs of numbers and have to find the lowest common multiple. Preparation for addition and subtraction of fractions.

Pupils often find decimal place value difficult even after they have grasped it for whole numbers. These differentiated worksheets give plenty of practice at putting decimals in order.

PDF presentation for KS2 maths. 20 slides in all - addition, subtraction, multiplication and division (5 on each operation). 3 colour coded levels on each screen, so that the same topic can be practised in a mixed age or mixed ability setting. Separate zip folders contain questions and answers separately if you don't want them all merged into a single presentation. Use the material as a quick fire test if you like, using the accompanying test sheets.

A set of five worksheets. There are three sections on each worksheet: rounding decimals to whole numbers, to nearest tenth, and to nearest hundredth. Answer sheets are included.

3 zip files (easy, medium, harder) each containing 5 ten -question worksheets plus answers. The task is to create factor diagrams and then to write out factors in ascending order (including 1 and number). The level of difficulty is determined by the number range. 2 page pupil help sheet supplied.

A poster showing how three English present tenses each have corresponding past tenses. Some of the terminology around verbs can be confusing. Present continuous, present progressive are the same thing. So are imperfect, past continuous and past progressive. An explanation of the three uses of the emphatic tenses is given underneath the verb chart.

3 sets of 5 worksheets with answers. Lowest level has numbers to 20 to convert from Roman to Arabic numerals, Level 2 is working with numbers to 100, and Level 3 to 1000. Help sheet included. Suitable for KS2/3.

A PDF presentation on number bonds to 20 for whole class introduction, plus 5 worksheets with answers for individual pupil work. Y1 objectives : read, write and interpret mathematical statements involving addition (+) and equals (=) signs solve one-step problems that involve addition and subtraction, using concrete objects and pictorial representations, and missing number problems such as 7 = ? − 9

Two sets of five worksheets. The easier set has just the Celsius scale displayed on the thermometer. The more difficult shows both Celsius and Fahrenheit. In both sets, pupils have to read temperatures in Celsius only. Useful real-world application of negative numbers.

Two fully resourced lessons on time for Y1. Lesson plans, presentations, time activity cards and worksheets included. Presentation notes have also been included, which contain further teaching suggestions. (Images in this document would also be good printed for display.) There are five worksheets in each of the worksheet folders. Answers are included.

A PowerPoint game to reinforce learning of number bonds to 10. Pupils have to find pairs of numbers that make 10 in order to win a series of toys and place them on a shelf. Wrong answers send them back to the start of the game. Year 1 objectives: -solve one-step problems that involve addition -represent and use number bonds within 20

A set of five worksheets with accompanying answer sheets. Pairs of decimal numbers have to be compared using the symbols , =.

A single worksheet of 20 questions with answers. The task is to estimate square roots of numbers such as 7, rounding them to the nearest whole number and using the inequality symbol for approximation.