A ‘Spooktacular’ Halloween Assembly Ideal for KS1. Full editable.

Are you a current or aspiring school principal? Then read these top tips! 12 slides.

These worksheets can be used to support the Year 3 Nelson scheme of spellings. Unit 13 spellings: vision, television, revision, division, invasion, occasion, diversion, excursion, pension, extension, explosion, erosion. Unit 14 spellings: helpful, wonderful, careful, careless, homeless, hopeless, pavement, enjoyment, improvement, illness, laziness, silliness. Focus: Suffixes Fully editable. 4 pages in total. Age: Year 3 students

Help your student’s spell more effectively by giving them their own word book/dictionary. This book allows your student’s to record their own spelling mistakes so that they can focus on the words they get wrong. Ideal to give out at the beginning of the year (or term). Just print off and use.

Happy New Year 2023! A lovely way to start the new year. Attached is a 10-slide PowerPoint about New Years Resolutions. The PowerPoint contains integrated activities. Also attached is a New Year’s Resolution worksheet (shown in preview) Fully editable.

Homophones and Tricky Words (3 Posters & 4 Worksheets). 3 posters to display: Poster 1: two & too. Poster 2: whether & weather. Poster 3: which & witch. 4 worksheets - fill in the gaps: Worksheet 1: To, Two or Too? Worksheet 2: To, Two or Too? Worksheet 3: To, Two or Too? Worksheet 4: To, Two or Too? All answers provided. Ideal for 5 - 9 years.

Most frequently used words displayed on 38 pages (ideal for creating spelling lists). Also attached is a 4 page ‘500 most frequently used words’ list (ideal for student’s to refer to).

Convert units of measurement with these 5 sets of worksheets. Suitable for KS2, KS2 or KS4.

A simple but effective way for your class to practise doubles and halves PLUS a doubles and halves test! Answers provided. Fully editable.

A wonderful way to showcase some work. Event name: Authors’ Tea. Ideal for 5 to 11 years. Event description: Parents/Guardians are invited to school to see (and celebrate) some work the children are really proud of! Light refreshments can be served at the event (should you choose to). Everything you need for the event is attached: A note home to parents informing them of the event (2 options). A poster advertising the event. A PowerPoint slide to show during the event. A worksheet for the children to complete BEFORE the event. All resources are FULLY EDITABLE.

Every week, I have children in my class who love to write their own stories. At the moment, it’s mainly the girls BUT the boys are starting too! To promote and celebrate the love of story writing, I’ve created a blank story book template for children to complete. I always leave around 20 of these blank book templates in my ‘Author’s lounge’ so that they are readily available for all budding story writers. Just print off the relevant template (KS1 or KS2) and staple the books together. The KS1 book template contains 10 writing pages plus a front and back cover. On each writing page, there is space to draw a picture too. The KS2 book template contains 16 writing pages and a front and back cover. On every other page, there is space to draw a picture. It’s amazing to see the children’s faces light up every time someone mentions their book being displayed in the ‘Author’s lounge’. I use the KS1 book template with my current Year 2 class and they love it. They write stories about unicorns, princesses, frogs, heroes etc. The KS2 book template is adapted to attract older writers and is currently being trialled with a Year 5 class. 2 book templates attached - fully editable.

An 11-slide PowerPoint showing what schools might look like in 2030. The slide show is divided into the following 10 headings and is ideal for presenting to STAFF: 3 important factors to consider. What will learning and teaching look like? Will there be a traditional classroom? Robots or teachers? 5 future leadership goals. What will the curriculum look like? Ensuring support and well-being. The delivery of lessons in the future. Staffing. Community partnerships. . Fully editable. Ideal for discussion and future planning.

What are the factors in each number? Teaching point: Prime numbers have only 2 factors: 1 and the number itself. Fully editable worksheets and PowerPoint. Differentiated activities. Ideal for Y3 or Y4.

5-page booklet. 30 questions. Number lines provided for each question (for working out). Example given. Answers provided (last page). Stepped activity (differentiated). Fully editable.

Wrist, Ankle & Head Measurements An excellent practical Maths lesson! Measure and record wrist, ankle and head circumference measurements - I’ve attached 2 types of record sheets ,… just choose your favourite one! Also attached is a graph to plot the results of each body area (wrist, ankle & head), The graph allows for 17 children’s names … you could get half the class to show the results from the girls and half the class to show the results from the boys (or just split the class in half). More than enough space to compare measurements. You will need string/measuring tapes and rulers for this lesson. Fully editable.

Attached is a fully editable 4-page onomatopoeia activity booklet. Also attached is a fun onomatopoeia video - the kids love this! Ideal for 6+ Instructions: Introduce onomatopoeia ‘sound words’ by watching the video. Show the children the onomatopoeia words listed on page 1 of the 4-page activity booklet. Give some examples of onomatopoeia words you might hear in certain jobs - there are a number of jobs listed in the booklet (with examples and pictures). Ask the children to have a go at drawing the sound words listed in the activity booklet then ask them to add one more word (and drawing) of their own. Challenge Activity: You might want the class (or a group of children) to perform their own onomatopoeia poem/song in the style of the video. If you do, I’ve also attached a simple rhythm/beat your children to listen and perform their poem/song to (plus a sheet for them to publish their work onto).

14 slides. Ideal for teaching final sounds / phonemes to Early Years and Reception. Fully editable.

11 fully editable question cards related to features of a book: Setting questions. Style questions. Points of View questions. Non Fiction questions. Illustrations, Glossary and Index questions. Subject and theme questions. Poetry questions. Character questions. General Non Fiction. Basic questions. Plot - Narrative Structure.

These worksheets can be used to support the Year 3 Nelson Spelling Scheme - Book 3, Units 19, 20 and 21. Stepped activities. Fully editable. 6 pages

These worksheets can be used to support the Y3 Nelson Spelling List - Book 3, Units 15 and 16. Unit 15 spellings: he’s, she’s, there’s, where’s, here’s, don’t, isn’t, doesn’t, won’t, can’t, couldn’t, wouldn’t Unit 15 Focus: Contractions Unit 16 spellings: dear, deer, knight, night, flour, flower, sun, son, berry, bury, ball, bawl Unit 16 focus: Homophones Fully editable. 4 pages (2 sets of worksheets) Age: Year 3 students