A simple worksheet to revise prepositions or check pupil’s understanding. 10 simple sentences for pupils to fill in a preposition from the table which makes sense, although there are various options and not one definitive answer! Challenge for pupils to use the prepositions that have not already been used, to write another 5 sentences of their own. Suitable for revision, morning work, homework or short lesson observation activity.

A simple worksheet to get students to practice their ordinal numbers, using zoo animals in a line. The animals are labeled with their names and there are 10 questions based on their position in the line. Great for homework or reinforcement.

A simple activity where students are asked to use commas, dashes or brackets to add extra information to 9 simple sentences. Ideal for homework, recap, starter or plenary, to practice the use of different parentheses.

Short UK money worksheet with “real” money images to enable children to identify coins. Ideal starter or booster activity. Used with HA Year 2 pupils and Y3/4. Add up ll the money Mr. Badger finds while digging his tunnels each day. On which day does he earn the most money? Challenge pupils to sort the money from smallest amount to largest amount.

Six addition squares, starting with double digit add single digit, increasing to 3 digit add 3 digit numbers. Answer sheet included

Information sheets either for students or teachers, detailing the main thoughts/beliefs of the 5 main world religions - Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism, Islam and Judaism. Each sheet follows the same format of questions and answers for easy comparison: What does each religion believe about God and humanity? What is each religion’s key intention? How does each religion make moral decisions? What is each religion’s attitude to creation, community and global issues? Where does each religion get its inspiration? How does each religion celebrate their faith? What are the symbols of each religion? What stories do each religion tell?

40 slides with 5 maths questions on each to boost general understanding for LKS2 at the start of the year. I have used these in my Year 3 class and they enjoy them at the start of the maths lesson or during registration time. Range of topics and types of questions. Ideal for morning work, fast finishers, practise or just a bit of fun!

A 20 question quiz on the subject of Climate Change for revision or starter to a lesson about “Global Warming”.

A fun activity for students to work out the meaning of abbreviations used in texting. Students could then use the abbreviations to write a text message (on paper) to a friend to decipher. Useful as morning work, for fast finishers or just a time filler at the end of a busy week :) Answers provided.

Pack of 10 different reading comprehension sheets covering various non-fiction and poetry subjects.

6 reading comprehension texts centered around the theme of animals: Squirrels, House Sparrows, Rats, Sheep, Horses and Pigs. Each has a short text and 10 questions involving word meanings, factual questions, inference and summarising. Perfect activity for a topic on animals, homework or general comprehension task.

A fun maths activity to answer various maths questions, find the letter that each answer represents and decode the mystery message. Suitable as a starter activity or filler for fast finishers in UKS2 or KS3. Answer sheet included.

Lesson plan and activity sheets to reinforce number recognition to 10. Pupils will learn the number as a digit and as a word by playing a fun matching card game. Some preparation needed by teacher beforehand. Suitable for EYFS, Key Stage 1, SEN or TEFL classes. Also could be sent home for a simple but fun family activity.

A fun worksheet activity with simple additions, in which students need to complete the calculations and then colour every square which has an even number answer. The coloured squares will show a path to lead the monkey home to the rainforest.

A fun worksheet activity which explores divisibility rules for the numbers 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9 and 10. There is a brief explanation, followed by some examples for students to work through to reinforce the patterns and how to work out quickly whether larger numbers are divisible by 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9 or 10.

A quick worksheet idea for understanding and reading information in charts, based on the number of different animals in a zoo. Great for reinforcing how to read information and addition/subtraction word problems, homework or a fast finisher exercise.

A Russian Folk Tale on PowerPoint which is a retelling of the English Gingerbread Man story, for whole class teaching or reading aloud. Great for comparing stories, part of a teaching unit on Fairy Tales or as inspiration for students to write their own version of a familiar tale.

A PowerPoint giving clear information, images, and an introduction to Native Americans. Perfect for learning where the Native Americans were across America, how they lived, how each area and cultural group differed and also a slide on Native Americans today.

A straightforward worksheet which encourages students to find 4 fact families for each set of 3 numbers - 2 addition/subtraction and 2 multiplication/division. Great for homework or recap session and answers are given.

A straightforward worksheet which gives an example and then asks students to complete the calculations, working out the calculation in the brackets first. None of the answers/calculations are over 20, so it’s a great introduction to order of operations for younger students. Perfect as a class exercise, homework or recap. Answer sheet is provided for quick marking.