3D Shapes - to sort Sort the shapes into spheres, cylinders, pyramids, cubes, cuboids and cones? Extension: Describe the properties the shapes (edges, faces and vertices/corners). 12 shapes in total. Fully editable.

BOXTASTIC -DT and 3D MATHS Homework Project! Fancy giving your students a great 3D homework assignment? Try BOXTASTIC! 3 page booklet. Ideal for 7+ (depending on ability). Great if you’ve just taught your students 3D shapes. Fully editable.

Three 3-D Shapes to make: Cube Tetrahedron Triangular Prism

A great 34-slide PowerPoint to use when teaching Forces and Friction. Fully animated and science investigations included. Contents: What are Forces? Different Forces. Measuring Forces. Friction Investigation. Gravity. Weight and Mass. Upthrust. Air Resistance Investigation.

A nice homework activity to set at the beginning of a Forces topic. Ideal for 5+ Fully editable.

Ideal for colouring-in or using to decorate Christmas cards.

Learn the number of days in each month with these 2 great worksheets. Activity 1: Fill in the calendar poem using the word list. Activity 2: How many days in each month? Answer sheet provided. Ideal for 5+

5 sets of face masks to use for role play. Set 1: Stepmother - 1 colour version and 1 black and white to colour in. Set 2: Witch - 1 colour version and 1 black and white to colour in. Set 3: Hansel - 1 colour version and 1 black and white to colour in. Set 4: Father - 1 colour version and 1 black and white to colour in. Set 5: Gretel - 1 colour version and 1 black and white to colour in. . 10 sheets in total.

2 Christmas ‘Anagrams’ activities. 1 easy and 1 hard. Ideal for 7 - 11 years. Answers provided.

A 2-page Christmas-themed maths activity. Ideal for 7 - 11 years. Answers provided.

Money: Find Different Ways To Pay (3-Page Booklet) Suitable for beginners! Find different ways to pay for an item. Stepped activity - challenges become more and more difficult. Fully editable.

A short diary entry about a disastrous day. 153 words. Fully editable. Picture stimulus, WORD document and PowerPoint included. Preview shown (some text is missing - this will be revealed when purchased). . Activity suggestions: Adapt the diary entry (change the series of events and consequences). Write what happens next (using the preview text).

A nice template to use for a 7-day diary. 2 versions available - fully editable. Version 1: Print out, cut each page in half and staple the booklet together. If you use this version, the diary will be A-5 size and contain 16 pages (2 pages for each of the 7 days plus a front and back cover). Version 2: This is my preferred version (as it’s easier to make the booklets). The front cover is on 1 page. Just staple the whole booklet together - 8 pages in total. This version will be A-4 size and contain a front cover and 7 pages - one for each day of the week. Please note: This resource can be be purchased as a ‘bundle’ of diary-writing activities here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/diary-writing-12489458

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.

2 pages. Page 1 activity: What do the 10 words listed in the table mean? Predict, then find the actual meaning. Page 2 Challenge tasks: Challenge task 1: Draw a plant and label its stem, leaf, root and flower. Challenge task 2: Are plants living things? Explain why. Challenge task 3: Write down some common plants you know. Great as an introductory activity. Ideal for Year 2. Fully editable.

A 65-slide PowerPoint divided into 3 sections: Flowers. Pollination. Fruits and Seeds. There is a contents page for each section so you can just click on the section and it takes you straight to it. Activities and investigations are embedded into each section too! Fully animated and fully editable.

2 fully editable worksheets. A great way to encourage your child (or class) to write a daily or weekly diary. Suggested ways to use: Set as a homework activity - the children can write about the key events that happened on any day of the week. Monday morning activity - the children could write about their Saturday or Sunday activities, or both (they can choose). End of day activity! Parents who request additional writing for their child - ask them to keep a daily diary using both (or one) of these templates.

There, their and they’re activity booklet. 3 pages. Suitable for 5 - 11 years (depending on ability). Fully editable.

Writing Targets for Reception to Year 6. Great for writing reports and tracking student progress. Fully editable.

A complete RE scheme of work for Year 4 students. Appropriate for Christian and Catholic schools. 6 pages. Fully editable. 5 units of work (each with learning objectives and teaching activities): Unit 1: The Creation & The Story of Abraham to Joseph. Unit 2: Jesus Teaches Us How To Pray. Unit 3: Living in a Community. Unit 4: Holidays and Holy days. Unit 5: The Church.