Once you have made the cards with words describing how, what and where, this dance idea can be different every time you do it. The children can add to the word bank. I have found that they really enjoy working with partners and in small groups.

This is a series of versions of the game dodge ball which can be played with a whole class as part of a sports lesson.

This is an idea which I took from 'Artattack'. You could use the same principle for other masks or helmets. They make a very impressive display in the classroom.

A worksheet containing exercises to demonstrate understanding of punctuation and capital letters.

This is a wordsearch containing 30 compound words. I have used it at the end of a unit of study on compound words.

A short quiz of 20 questions which I have used at the end of a unit of study on the continents. The last question requires children to cut out the continents and create their own map of the world.

Some practice for addition and subtraction of 2, 3 and 4 digit numbers. There are 20 questions on the first two sheets and then the answers are printed on the 2nd two.

This is a series of questions to encourage children to use and understand a calendar. You will need to provide a calendar, but the questions would be relevant for any year.

A maths worksheet based on subtraction. The children need to find out which difference is greater in each pair of sums.

This is a join the dots picture of a frog. I usually use this as part of a topic on animals, particularly looking at the life cycle of a frog.

Step by step instructions for creative dance based on balloons. Children really enjoying making the sounds as well as the movements.

I have done this dance with a class as part of our studies on Ancient Egypt. It is more choreographed than some of the other dances that I do, but fits perfectly with the music. The children always enjoy doing it, but you need to emphasise the 'no contact' rule during the dance.

This is an activity which requires children to create a larger version of the small picture by copying the lines in each square in proportion. It may help the children to do the activity with the sheet upside down so that they focus on each square and don't look at the whole picture.

A crossword based on elements of English grammar and vocabulary. The answers are provided.

This worksheet can be used to reinforce childrens understanding of spelling patterns and to recognise that the same sound can be produced using different spelling patterns.

Three different ideas for creative writing on the theme of Halloween.

I can't remember where I found this resource, but you could use it as reinforcement of the 9x table or as part of a unit of work on symmetry.

This is a worksheet with exercises for children to show their understanding of what a correct sentence should be, including punctuation, capital letters and ensuring that it makes sense.

This is a straightforward sheet of division sums. Children can use whatever method works for them to find the answers. The correct answers are given on the second sheet.

This is a test which I used at the end of a unit of work based on the families of instruments in the orchestra. The work included finding out how the instrument makes its sound and where it fits into the orchestra. I included live performancess on those instruments that I play, alongside prerecorded examples from a variety of composers. The answers are given on the last sheet.