This is a PowerPoint presentation I made to teach the past participle. It includes the past participle (past perfect, present perfect), using the past participle as an adjective, as well as revision on the simple past (regular and irregular), types of adjectives (OSASCOMP), simple, compound and complex sentence practice. There are teaching slides and student tasks included. I hope it is helpful!

10 example reports for a year 3 class (could apply to older or younger as differentiated).

These are some differentiated report card comments for 11 students in Maths. I have aimed these at a Year 3 level.

2 differentiated worksheets for use in the teaching of data handling. Children should use the graph to answer questions and create their own questions.

3 differentiated sheets to promote the use of descriptive devices in writing. The resource was used as part of a traditional stories unit. Suitable from year 1 - 3.

Example comments for the end of year reports in Grade/Year 1 - enjoy giving your brain a break!

This is a resource that could be used as an introduction or initial assessment. The children will need whiteboards and pens and will demonstrate their understanding of rounding based on the position of the number on a numberline as well as by looking at the end digit.

A cut and paste resource for children learning about sorting and classifying. Children decide where to stick the given pictures based on the criteria.

A template that children can use to design their own game using a magnet. I used this resource as part of the science springs and magnets unit with Year 3, but this is easily transferable to other year groups.

A fun resource to use when teaching about multiples. Children use their knowledge of multiples to join the dots and reveal the picture! Great for Year 2 up

Here are some sample end of year report comments to be used with a year 3 class (could be easily adapted up or down). The comments cover reading, writing, speaking and listening and are differentiated. Enjoy resting your brain!

A template for analyzing fiction stories and their structure.

This resource contains 5 slides with wordsearches based on different parts of speech (prepositions of place, common nouns, action verbs and adjectives. The aim is for the students to find the words based on the picture/animation. This resource can be used as a recap, time filler or can be used in combination with the ‘What is Missing?’ resource available in my shop. This can be used with KS1 and 2, and also would be great for ESL students. Enjoy!

A Word version of the cut and paste resource.

I used this resource with a year 3/4 class when introducing the concept of line graphs. This is a great way to get the children to understand trends before actually having to plot or read graphs. The children create their own 'graph story' by looking at the data and coming up with a feasible explanation of what might have happened to create the data. Comparing ideas was also fun!

A grid of activities to complete with given spelling words. A great resource for KS2.

I devised these worksheets for repetitive use over a week. The children would repeat one sheet daily for a week to help them improve their mental addition and subtraction agility.

A variety of resources to support cross curricular teaching around the PLANTS topic.

A very simple sheet I used with my ESL Kinder/Reception class. Children estimate then use their hand span to measure different classroom objects. They record in the table. A quick and easy resource to use as an introduction or independent activity.

Presentation and planning for Halloween themed math activities.