Teaching BIDMAS is straightforward using this great 6-minute teaching video and ‘HARDER’ set of worksheets! I taught my Year 6 student’s with this video along with 12 worksheets I put together (3 ‘beginners’ worksheets, 3 ‘intermediate’ worksheets, 3 ‘harder’ worksheets and 3 ‘advanced’ worksheets). Attached is the third set of worksheets: 3 ‘HARDER’ worksheets (3A, 3B, and 3C). There are 20 questions altogether (with answers provided). The beginners, intermediate and advanced worksheets can be purchased separately.

20 mixed number questions. Ideal for Year 4. Answers provided. Integrated animations and sounds.

**This 22-slide PowerPoint requires students to say the number on each abacus. Colourful and animated - a nice maths warm up or plenary activity.**

This PowerPoint shows how water can exist in 3 states. It contains a couple of ‘question’ slides for the children to think about (ice cubes being left out and water boiling in a kettle). There is also a slide about wax changing states. The last slide lists some key words used in the slide show. 9 slides. Ideal for 7 to 11 years.

KS1 Plant Investigation Does the volume of water affect the growth of a plant? 3-page working booklet. Ideal for KS1 children. Clear and colourful headings / results table. Fully editable.

A great Rocks and Soils quiz for your class to complete at the beginning or end of the topic. 30 questions. Response sheet and answer sheet provided. Fully editable.

Explore characteristics and uses of rocks with this 5-page activity booklet. Contents: Pages 1 and 2: Fill in the missing words using the word bank provided on page 3. Pages 3, 4 and 5: Complete your own rock-type investigation with slate, marble, chalk, granite and pumice (you’ll need samples of each). Explore and complete with the class: Do all rocks float? Do all rocks wear well? Do all rocks split? Are some rocks permeable? Complete some word definitions, complete predictions, carry out tests, record results and complete the evaluation page. Answers provided (for missing word challenge). Fully editable.

5 space activities for younger learners to enjoy: Activity 1: Watch, listen and sing ‘The Solar System Song’. Link and lyrics are provided. Activity 2: Create a mnemonic to help remember the 8 planets in our solar system. Activity 3: Two dot-to-dot activities to complete, colour and label. Activity 4: Apollo 13 space mission activity. Activity 5: Landing on the moon play script challenge 5 pages. Fully editable. Ideal for 6+

DT: Torches/Flash Lights Unit of Work. Age range: 7 - 11 years. 4 pages. Fully editable (PDF and Word formats attached).

What makes something ALIVE? Topic: Life Processes and Living Things. A presentation that asks students, ‘What makes something alive?’ 10 pictures: child, ant, seedling, car, plant, tree, door, dog, ball and fish. 11 slides. Fully editable.

EYES - HOW WE SEE THINGS. A 9-slide presentation explaining how we see things. Ideal for 7+ Fully editable.

A visual and colourful slide show. 13 slides. Content: food groups and eating a healthy balanced diet. Suitable for 4 - 11 years. Fully editable.

‘Realistic’ Progress Indicators and Tracking Sheets for Independent Writing. 9 pages. Nursery: 3 to 4 years Reception: 4 to 5 years Year 1: 5 to 6 years Year 2: 6 to 7 years Year 3: 7 to 8 years Year 4: 8 to 9 years Year 5: 9 to 10 years Year 6: 10 to 11 years Fully editable.

Torches/Flash Lights Unit Plan Age range: 7 - 11 years. 4 pages. Fully editable (PDF and Word formats attached).

I usually begin each school year by reminding the children of the 3 primary colours: Red, yellow and blue. Then they use the colour wheels to make secondary colours: Red + yellow = orange Red and blue = purple Yellow and blue = green Colour mixing wheels are ideal for art lessons especially if you are trying to make different ‘shades’ of a colour. I’ve also attached another activity for making different colours.

What is Citizenship? A 2-page booklet containing information about Citizenship. Space provided for students’ own opinions about citizenship. Fully editable.

A selection of addition and subtraction problems. 10 activities in total. . Addition Activities: Adding negative numbers. Addition to 1000. All Wrong - Adding positive and negative numbers. All Wrong Addition. Break the code - adding multiples of 10. Subtraction Activities: Missing Numbers - subtraction. Fill in the missing numbers. Find the correct answer. All Wrong Subtraction. Missing Numbers - Subtraction.

9 useful Maths resources for KS2 students. Focus age range: 7 - 11 years. 12 slides. Counting objects 0 to 20. Number Line 0 to 100. Number Line -10 to +10. Decimal Number Line 0 to 1. Hundred Square. Multiplication Square. Place Value Chart. Decimals Place Value Chart. Pascal’s Triangle.

If you want to give your Y6 student’s a good number sequence challenge, here it is. 2-page booklet. Your student’s have to complete some number sequences and identify the rule/pattern. Then they get to make their own number sequences by choosing their own starting number and rule/pattern. My Year 6 class really enjoyed this challenge. Fully editable.

A great PowerPoint to use in you are teaching 'Counting in 2’s. 11 slides. Fully interactive. Ideal for 3 to 6 years. Please note: The preview image is a bit distorted but the PowerPoint is absolutely fine!