These sheets have the answers underneath which can be removed or folded back. All of the questions have two or three digit answers. Three sheets are included that are ready to use. A blank sheet with boxes for the teacher or pupil to create their own handwritten sheet is also included. INCLUDES FREE SCRAMBLED PROVERBS. THIS POWEPOINT HAS 25 PROVERBS WITH THE WORDS REARRANGED. CAN YOU PUT THEM IN THE RIGHT ORDER TO MAKE A FAMOUS PROVERB?

This project about the events that led up to the Battle of Hastings includes four writing activities. It is suitable for Year 5 and 6 children. The children will write… -letters from Harold and William -a diary entry -an account of the battle from the English point of view

This includes 5 mini comprehensions with short extracts from The Railway Children by Edith Nesbit. Each Comprehension fits on two slides with the text repeated. It was created using PowerPoint 2013. These ‘higher level’ comprehensions require the children to… …use inference and deduction …back up what they are saying using quotes …answer ‘find the word’ or ‘find the group of words’ questions …identify why the writer has written something in a particular way There are absolutely no basic recall questions! THIS RESOURCE IS ALSO AVAILABLE SEPARATELY IN A PRINTABLE FORM WITH EACH ONE FITTING ON A SINGLE SHEET OF A4 PAPER.

Use addition, subtraction, multiplication or division and the 4 numbers to get the target number. This PowerPoint has 25 different problems, but it would be very easy to add more should you need to. This was created using PowerPoint 2013. INCLUDES FREE STORY CREATOR. CHOOSE ANY FOUR VERTICAL OR HORIZONTAL BOXES IN A STRAIGHT LINE TO DECIDE WHAT YOU NEED TO INCLUDE IN YOUR STORY. WHATEVER FOUR ARE CHOSEN YOU ARE GUARANTEED TO GET A CHARACTER, A SETTING, AN OBJECT AND AN IDEA/EVENT. For FREE writing frames and templates - please visit my website. You can find the address in my Tes shop.

This includes 5 mini comprehensions with short extracts from The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame. Each Comprehension fits on two slides with the text repeated. It was created using PowerPoint 2013. These ‘higher level’ comprehensions require the children to… …use inference and deduction …back up what they are saying using quotes …answer ‘find the word’ or ‘find the group of words’ questions …identify why the writer has written something in a particular way There are absolutely no basic recall questions! THIS RESOURCE IS ALSO AVAILABLE SEPARATELY IN A PRINTABLE FORM WITH EACH ONE FITTING ON A SINGLE SHEET OF A4 PAPER.

Rearrange the words to make a well known proverb. The children will find these more difficult than adults since many of them are not used so much nowadays. This resource could be used to initiate class discussions and could be used in assemblies. This PowerPoint has 25 different problems, but it would be very easy to add more should you need to. This was created using PowerPoint 2013. INCLUDES FREE THE STORY OF PHYLL. THIS VERY SILLY STORY WITH PROBABLY THE WORLD’S WORST ILLUSTRATIONS TEACHES THE CHILDREN ABOUT PHOTOSYNTHESIS. SUITABLE FOR KS2 AND 3.

This is a 9 page homework project about the Titanic - ideal for year 5 and 6 children. It could be completed in class or given as homework. It includes four separate writing activities. -a letter -a speech -a diary -a report Excerpt: Task 1 - A Letter Back Home You are about to embark on the journey of a lifetime and have travelled from London to Southampton to Board the Titanic. You decide to write a letter to someone in your family before you leave. Make sure you think about the following things: a. Decide whether you are rich or poor. A rich person might be more likely… Each activity includes advice to help the children improve the quality of their writing.

Do you need a really good writing example to inspire your pupils? These opening paragraphs for creative writing sessions (or for homework) include well structured sentences. They are ideal for Year 5 and 6 children - and KS3. The mystery focus will engage writers and should initiate some good class discussions. Three openers are included. Each includes a version that can be easily cut out and stuck in their books, and a version that can be completed on the sheet in class or for homework. The three starters are titled… 1. A Good Night’s Sleep 2. Hide and Seek 3. The Attic

This practice SPAG Paper 1 has 46 questions similar to the 2016 test. The questions are different to the ones in the Mini-Tests which can be purchased separately. INCLUDES FREE SPaG MORNING WORK. THREE QUESTIONS EVERY DAY / 25 PER WEEK. WITH QUESTIONS LIKE… -NAME THREE ADJECTIVES THAT START WITH THE LETTER A -WRITE A SENTENCE WITH A RELATIVE CLAUSE

These have been designed for Year 6. Each sheet has SPaG morning work activities for the whole week. There are three questions each day. There are five different sheets - so 25 days worth of morning work altogether! Example Questions -Name three adjectives starting with the letter R. -Write a sentence with a relative clause. -Write a sentence using the present progressive tense. PLEASE LOOK AT THE PREVIEW TO SEE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF QUESTIONS. I have tried to include as much of the key language from the SPaG test as possible. INCLUDES FREE SOUND OF MUSIC ACTIVITIES. THIS INCLUDES 32 ACTIVITIES / POINTS FOR DISCUSSION BASED ON THE FILM WITH TIMINGS SO YOU CAN FIND THE RELEVANT PART QUICKLY.

Could you answer this common 11+ question? Harry has twice as much money as Katy. Bruno has twice as much money as Harry. Altogether they have £80.50. How much does Bruno have? With a clear explanation and further examples to consolidate your understanding - you’ll soon be answering questions such as this one.