Money - Income VS Expenditure Calculate the average set of household bills … a nice introduction to adulthood! I set this as a homework task and received VERY positive feedback from parents! Fully editable.

A 15-slide PowerPoint about Anne Frank and her diary during World War 2. Fully editable.

Task 1: Write the dialogue (in the speech bubbles provided) then write in full sentences. Task 2: Draw your own 2 characters and create some dialogue between them. After that, write the dialogue in full sentences. Ideal for 5 - 9 years. 1 worksheet. Fully editable.

A 14-slide PowerPoint. Contents: Cuboid Cube Prism Triangular Prism Hexagonal Prism Cylinder Cone Sphere Square-Based Pyramid Tetrahedron Octahedron Dodecahedron Icosahedron Just click on one of the thirteen 3-D shapes and you will be taken to a slide that describes the properties of that shape. There is also a ‘HOME’ button located at the bottom right of each slide that takes you straight back to the Contents Page.

**A useful PowerPoint presentation to use when introducing and teaching money. ** 12 slides. Total different amounts of money. Calculate equivalent values of money. Find the difference between different values of money. Calculate change. Order money (ascending & descending). Suitable and easily adaptable for 5 - 11 years.

Money - Equivalent Values Ideal for 7 - 11 years. Task: Students have to make equivalent amounts of money using the least amount of coins and notes. Fully editable.

End of Year Memories - Worksheet! A nice little activity to do at the end of the year … students can write/draw some of their fondest memories in your class. Fully editable!

Please find the attached an ‘End of Year Class Profile Sheet’. Ideal to complete by the current Class Teacher in Term 3 (or at the end of an academic year). Each part of the profile should be completed with as much detail as possible. Continue onto the next page if necessary. The completed form will give a clear picture of the whole class, contact information and relevant issues that need to be considered. The details on this sheet can also be used to determine whether a class needs to be reorganised for the next academic year. Once completed, the form should be passed to the next teacher and/or relevant line manager(s). Fully editable.

DOUBLES and HALVES SPEED TEST!!! 66 Questions Answers provided Aim to beat 60 seconds!

Creative Writing! A 2-page, Pokémon model text (short story). Will Pokémon and his ‘new’ friend overcome the challenges they face? Ideal for Year 2 or Year 3. 365 words. Fully editable.

Measuring with a Tape Measure (in cm) 4 slides: Slide 1: Title slide Slide 2: Learning Outcome Slide 3: Success criteria Slide 4: Measuring activity to print off or use as a whole class Fully editable.

Measuring SHORTER Objects (cm and mm) A simple chart to record measurements of shorter objects in cm and mm. Example shown. Fully editable.

3 enjoyable ‘measuring length’ activities including: . Maths Investigation - are you wider than you are long. Measuring different pieces of string. Measuring objects in cm and mm. . Fully editable.

Measuring Objects in the Classroom (m, cm and mm) A simple chart to record measurements in m, cm and mm. 2 pages. Example objects listed. Fully editable.

Measure different objects in m and cm worksheet. Idea for 7+ A nice practical lesson!

2 nice worksheets to use when measuring in cm and mm. Fully editable and answer sheet provided. I normally allow the children a small degree of error either side of the exact measurement (1mm more or 1mm less).

BIG WRITE: Fairytale. Plan a fairytale with this picture planning sheet and writing template. Ideal for 6+ Fully editable.

3 excellent division worksheets. 6 pages of questions. Ideal for Year 3 or Year 4 Fully editable

Theme: Fairytale characters. 4 pages of activities. Activity: Write each character’s speech (in the speech bubbles provided) then write out the sentences in full using speech marks. Fully editable.

Delve into the world of Fairy tales - fully editable resources Resource 1: A 3-page booklet displaying 12 famous fairytale characters to write about and enjoy. They include: Cinderella & Prince Charming. Pinocchio & Jiminy Cricket. Belle & Beast. Snow White & Dwarf. Little Red Riding Hood & Wolf. Jack & Giant. Included in the booklet is a list of 3 activities for the children to complete: ACTIVITY 1: Cut out 2 pictures and match them together. Explain HOW and WHY the pictures are connected. ACTIVITY 2: Add speech bubbles for each character. What might they say? ACTIVITY 3: Draw an appropriate setting for each character (e.g. a forest for Little Red Riding or a palace for Cinderella). Then add your character in it. Each activity has an example to show the children what they need to do. . Resource 2: A 6-page booklet containing 6 fairytale settings to use as you wish (great for art work or sticking characters on). Fairytale setting 1: The Palace Fairytale setting 2: The Forest Fairytale setting 3: The Workshop Fairytale setting 4: Giant’s kitchen Fairytale setting 5: Cottage in the woods Fairytale setting 6: Castle