Track every child’s writing progress with these realistic and easy to follow progress/tracking sheets. Age range: Nursery to Year 6. 9 pages. Fully editable.

3 ‘Minibeasts’ Units of Work - English Poetry (with poem), Science and ART/DT Also attached is a Minibeast 7-page booklet and a selection of minibeast pictures. Age range: 5 - 7 years Fully editable resources.

- Topic: Magnets and Springs. - 7 - 11 years. - PowerPoint (26 slides) and Investigation. - Fully editable.

2 PowerPoint presentations about Reversible and Irreversible Changes. PowerPoint 1: 29-slides covering the following: Introduction. Irreversible changes. Reversible changes. Dissolving. Separating mixtures. Experiments to TRY (with answers). Reversible or Irreversible. . PowerPoint 2: 11-slides focusing on TESTING reversible and irreversible materials (adapted from Slide Show 1).

Austria - PowerPoint + 2 activity booklets (9 pages in total). The PowerPoint has 67 fully editable slides. Slides 3, 4 & 5: Maps of Austria. Slide 6 River Danube. Slide 9 Austria – basic facts. Slide 10 Images of Vienna. Slide 28 The Alps. Slide 41 Sound of Music. Slide 44 Austrian Fashion. Slide 49 Austrian Food. Slide 53 Austrian Customs. Slide 58 Festivals & Balls. Slide 62 More Images of Austria.

Track every child’s progress in MATHS with these easy-to-use tracking sheets! PDF and Word formats attached so fully editable. Just fill in your children’s names and off you go.

4 Operations Practice Booklet (4 pages with answers). 4 Operations Worksheet (36 questions with answers). An addition ‘timed’ handwritten worksheet. A subtraction ‘timed’ handwritten worksheet. A multiplication ‘timed’ handwritten worksheet. A division ‘timed’ handwritten worksheet. An excel student record sheet (for all handwritten worksheets).

KS2 Science. 7+ These 2 presentations cover: Mixing materials. Solutions. Reversible changes. Irreversible changes. Testing reversible and irreversible changes.

This 32-slide presentation covers the following areas: Habitats. Ecosystems. Environments. Adaptation. Carnivores, herbivores and omnivores. Consumers, producers, predators and prey. Food chains and food webs. Endangered and extinct animals. Caring for the environment. Also attached is a nice activity linked to the presentation. Answers are included.

Topic: Food Groups 4 attachments: PowerPoint explaining food groups. Food groups activity. Homework activity. ‘Most popular’ food activity.

This 40-slide PowerPoint is divided into 6 sections. Each section contains integrated activities (with hyperlinks) so that you can easily navigate around the PowerPoint. Section 1: The Second World War Section 2: The Blitz Section 3: The effects of air raids Section 4: Child evacuees Section 5: What did people eat? Section 6: Surviving the war and preventing another

PowerPoint presentation and 2-page ‘flag symmetry’ task! My student’s really enjoyed designing their own symmetrical flags. Ideal for 7+ (depending on ability).

Scotland - Unit of Work & PowerPoint. 35 slides and fully editable. The aim of this UOW is to learn more about Scotland. Learning intentions covered: To locate Scotland on a world map. To design a traditional tartan pattern. To draw and describe Saint Andrew’s Cross. To design and make gillies (traditional Scottish footwear). To identify the national flower of Scotland. To compare traditional British and Scottish food. To name and locate 2 Scottish cities. To write instructions. To describe how disagreements can be resolved. To enjoy and celebrate some Scottish traditions.

4 ATTACHMENTS: A pre-cursive handwriting presentation for students and practice sheets. A pre-cursive handwriitng mat. A cursive handwriting presentation for teachers/parents. A reference sheet describing the ‘Tripod Grip’.

4 fully-editable resources to introduce, discuss and find out more about eating a healthy and balanced diet. Ideal for primary-aged students. . Resource 1: An 8-slide PowerPoint: Slide 3: What is a balanced diet? Slide 4: A normal diet Slide 5: Weight Slide 6: Am I normal? Slide 7: Daily Needs Slide 8: Things to remember . Resource 2: An 18-slide PowerPoint: This PowerPoint covers the 5 main food groups, what foods are made from, food proportions and diet. . Resource 3: Eating a Balanced Diet worksheet Students have to name foods in each food group and identify the smallest and largest food groups. . Resource 4: A note home requesting food from the 5 food groups. Very useful for collecting and sorting foods.