Getting to understand the terms numerator and denominator. Coloured squares fraction exercise.

Which shape has been cut exactly in half. Recognising that the fractions have to be excatly the same size.

Shapes cut into various fractions. Recognise the shapes cut into 3 equal parts.

Lots of shapes some cut in half others cut in 2 but NOT halves. To teach pupils that all the parts of a fraction must be of equal size

The shapes are divided into 10 equal parts and some are shaded. Find the fraction out of 10

Understanding the terminolgy numerator and denominator. Colour in diagrams to get the fractions.

One worksheet has a lot of pictures showing things you need for fishing. The next worksheet is based on this pitcure vocabulary sheet.

A story about fishing with words left out. Missing words in a box. Builds vocabulary and tests understanding of reading.

Creating a paragraph using words given for scaffolding. Make sure you have done the other FISHING worksheets first to ready them vocabulary wise.

Vocabulary building in order to write a paragraph on fishing

Instructions for how to cast a line but they are in jumbled order. Sort out the order and write the paragraphs.

Straight forward alphabetical order with no repeat letters of the alphabet in the lists.

Pictures and information on rattlesnakes followed by questions. I found some youtube footage of rattlesnakes and we looked at this first and had a great discussion on snakebites, first aid, taking care when walking on the moors (boots etc). We also discussed the types of snakes found in the UK and looked at pictures of these. This worksheet was the foundation of a really awesome lesson where the children were totally enthralled by the topic. (Year5 - when I did supply cover for the teacher)

The worksheet, which is colourfully illustrated reads: Write these sentences again filling in the capital letters and full stops. Be careful – some of the sentences are questions and need a question mark at the end.

I have used this worksheet as part of a theme we did on Norway. It became a vocabulary builder, grammar builder - nouns and proper nouns - names of seas and countries. It was then introduced in geography as a mapwork lesson.

Its always good to have a worksheet that is a bit different from others that you have on the topic. Some children need a bit of consolidation with alphabetical order. Good in the media/resource centre.

A list of the states in the USA with fun questions about them.

Part of the New York Worksheet series, this one has a fact sheet and then con0centrates on words in the fact sheet eg POPULATION POPULATED

There's always room for one more resource to try and get those tables into their heads! This one is a bit different to others you may have.

A simple worksheet to give practice for the 5x table. A bit different to some others