This Math game is a fun and exciting way for K-2/key stage 1 pupils to practise and revise their number bonds to 10. My pupils love to play this game and keep asking if they can play it again! The game can be played by 2 players. The instructions of the game are included in this resource.

This resource can be used for K-2 to review measurement (in inches) as well as to practise comparison. On the first page pupils will have the opportunity to measure objects in real life and record their measurements. After which they will compare the numbers and record their comparison with a greater than, less than or equal sign. On the second and third page pupils compare the given measurements and add the greater than, less than or equal sign to show their understanding of place value.

These problem solving exercises can be used for K-2/key stage 1, to practise and revise2-digit addition skills, which includes carrying over. The last exercise on the second and fourth page are marked with a blue border; these are extension exercises for fast finishers and strong Math pupils.

These graphic organisers will help your pupils to include the most important parts and give structure to their stories. The story maps can also be used to identify the characters, setting, problem and solution in stories as a reading comprehension activity. This resource includes 3 different types of story maps, which will help you to differentiate and find one that suits your pupil’s needs: Picture cues (for younger as well as visual learners) Question cues (helps learners who are already able to read to understand the concepts) Advanced version (without cues, for learners that are familiar with the concepts) Additionally, this product contains suggestions on how to incorporate the story map into your lessons. This product includes a colour as well as a black and white version. It can be used for a whole group, small group as well as for a one-on-one activity.

This End of Year Memory Book is a great activity for students to look back at their school year and create a keepsake for them and their families to treasure. The memory book can be used for Kindergarten to Grade 3. This resource contains the following pages: Page 1: Cover page Kindergarten Page 2: Cover page Grade 1 Page 3: Cover page Grade 2 Page 4: Cover page Grade 3 Page 5: All about me Page 6: My Friends Page 7: My teachers Page 8: My classmates Page 9: A map of my classroom Page 10: My favourite fieldtrip Page 11: The most important thing I learned this year Page 12: My favourite memory Page 13: One thing I will miss about Kindergarten Page 14: One thing I will miss about Grade 1 Page 15: One thing I will miss about Grade 2 Page 16: One thing I will miss about Grade 3 Page 17: My goal for next year

These 6 worksheets will provide your pupils with extra practice in addition as well as Greater than Less than. Your pupils will fill in the gaps to make the number sentences true. The worksheets are built up in three number ranges and are ideal for differentiation: • Numbers to 20 (2 pages) • Numbers to 50 (2 pages) • Numbers to 100 (2 pages) The balancing scales will help your pupils to make sense of the Greater than Less than concept and to make connections to the real world.

This resource can be used to review addition with money (US coins) and practice comparison using place value. Students will compare by adding the coins on each side to find the totals. Students show their understanding of place value by adding the greater than, less than or equal to sign.

This fun, engaging and challenging Greater than Less than BUNDLE will provide your pupils with lots of skills practice. It is perfect for Home Learning as well as for in the classroom. This bundle includes: • The Story of the Hungry Alligator This fun and engaging story is a great way to introduce your pupils to the concept of Greater than, Less than. • Create Your Own Greater Than Less Than Alligator With this template, your pupils can create their own Greater than, Less than alligators. Once finished, they will have fun comparing different amounts of objects or numbers using their self-made alligators. • Greater Than Less Than – Comparing Weight (Differentiated) These 12 worksheets are ideal for practising the concept of Greater than, Less than. The balancing scales will help your pupils to make sense of this abstract concept and to make connections to the real world. • Greater Than Less Than – Make It True (Differentiated) These 12 worksheets are great for practising comparing number sentences. Your pupils will add the numbers on one side of the balancing scale and compare it with the number on the other side. They will use a greater than, less than, or equal symbol to show the comparison. • Greater Than Less Than – Make It True * Missing Number * (Differentiated) These 6 worksheets will provide your pupils with extra practice with addition as well as with Greater than Less than. Your pupils will fill in the gaps to make the number sentences true. • Greater Than Less Than – Comparing Number Sentences (Differentiated) These 6 worksheets are ideal for practising greater than, less than. Your pupils will solve both number sentences and show the comparison by using a Greater than, Less than, or equal symbol. Also included: • Answer sheets (Greater Than Less Than – Comparing Number Sentences) • Greater Than, Less Than – Rocket Race Game Rocket Race is a fun and engaging game for pupils to practice the concept of Greater than, Less than. It contains suggestions on how to adjust it to the needs of your pupils (single-digit, double-digit, multiplication). This resource includes: • Instructions • Game variations suggestions • Gameboard (colour) • Gameboard (black and white) • Greater Than, Less Than - Measurement activity (in centimetres) These pages are perfect for reviewing measurement (in cm) as well as for practising comparison. • Greater Than, Less Than - Measurement activity (in inches) These pages are perfect for reviewing measurement (in inches) as well as for practising comparison. • Greater Than, Less Than activity with coins (in Euros) These worksheets are great for practising adding money as well as for practising comparison. The coins will help your pupils to make sense of this abstract concept and to make connections to real life situations.

4-in-a-Row - Sight Words Game is a fun and engaging game to practice sight words. Students can play this game independently during literacy stations. Two worksheets are included for extra practice and to ensure student accountability. One worksheet is to practice building sentences using the four winning words, and the other is to write a short story with these sight words. The sight words used in this game are the first hundred from the Fry Sight Words list. This resource contains: Instructions Fry Sight Word List - First Hundred 11 Game boards A worksheet for sentence building A worksheet for story writing