Learners use research materials to label the maps of Wales with the main rivers and areas of population. Geography / topic task - Atlases or internet access required. 3 Levels of differentiation: BS (Lower) - Research and label the main rivers AA (Middle) - Research, draw and label the main rivers MAT (More able) - Research, draw and label the main rivers and towns/cities LO: To label the main rivers using atlases and research materials

National Reading Test style practice papers for KS2 students in year 4, 5 and 6. Includes 13 practice questions based around an extract from the classic Gothic Horror novel. The answers are also included. * The work of the creator has been in the the public domain since 1962, so there will be no copyright issues* Also see the premier bundle package which includes more highly rated resources! National Reading Test practice for KS2 Wales. Yr. 4, 5 & 6. (Nine tests) Looking for more? See the bundle offer for a complete unit of work which focuses on Count Dracula.

A stimulating and engaging lesson / presentation to positively engage learners in KS2 / lower KS3. The suggested final task in this lesson is a written activity using pictures to stimulate the writing of a short story. (Max 100 words.) See the exciting bundle offer for a complete unit of work which focuses on writing within the Science Fiction genre!

LO: To represent data using Venn diagrams. Learners cut out the Olympic sports symbols to correctly place them in the correct position on the Venn diagrams. Learners can be given suitable criteria to sort the sports or create their own. e.g. Sports that use water, sports that use a ball, team sports, contact sports etc. A list of sample criteria is also included with this resource. Differentiated options - Venn diagrams with 2 or 3 sets. Differentiated options - Limit the amount of symbols used for each group. Differentiated options - Learners cut out or draw the symbols.

LO: To show understanding of the main ideas and significant details in texts Cloze procedure activity which allows learners to show their understanding of the scientific principles of aerodynamics including drag, thrust, weight and lift. 3 Levels of differentiation. BS (Lower) AA (Middle) MAT (More able)

LO: To describe a character using similes and other effective language. Reading and listening activity which has been tried and tested in the classroom in upper KS2. Use exciting language to write an effective description of Count Dracula. Looking for more? Also see the premier bundle package which includes a full unit of work!

National Reading Test style practice papers for KS2 students in year 4, 5 and 6. Questions based around the classic Christmas poem. The answers are included in a separate file. *The original of this poem is in the public domain so there will be no copyright issues* Also see the premier bundle package which includes NINE tests! National Reading Test practice for KS2 Wales. Yr. 4, 5 & 6. (Nine tests)

MAT (Harder) - 10 questions based on the interview text AA - (Middle) - 10 questions based on the information text BS (Lower) - 9 questions based on the information text (Cloze Procedure)

Reading and listening activity which has been tried and tested in the classroom in upper KS2. The presentation allows the class to read/listen to extracts from the classic 'Gothic Horror' novel by Bram Stoker. * The work of the creator has been in the the public domain since 1962, so there will be no copyright issues* Suggested use: Pupils choose up to 9 words from the list and play the Bingo game as the text is read out. This can be adapted to be played using any style you choose. Looking for more? See the bundle offer for a complete unit of work which focuses on Count Dracula.

Guides to show the requirements for Level 4 & Level 5 investigations, in particular the planning element of the curriculum. Useful for moderation in a Primary School. Can be printed and used as templates for groups of different learners.

Pupils read the 'Christmas themed' maths problems and decide on the appropriate type of calculation in order to find the answer. Suitable for KS2 Pupils. (Ages 8- 11 /Years 4-6) 3 levels of differentiation. BS (Lower) AA (Middle) MAT (More able)

Visual or cutting and sticking activity. KS2 /Foundation Phase Match the type of instrument to the group e.g. Strings, Woodwind, Brass etc. A variety of sheets are included, you can use this activity in a range of ways.

An original and engaging learning resource which was created to teach multiplication through the topic of superheros. BS (Lower) - Multiply & divide every superhero quality by 10 AA (Middle) - Multiply & divide every superhero quality by 10 &100 MAT (More able) - Multiply & divide every superhero quality by 10, 100 & 1000 Superhero qualities include - Intelligence, speed, strength, combat and power!

Use the clues to work out which International team scored the most Goals. A table is provided to record your findings.

Two high quality artistic templates which allow pupils to add their own design features to create an superhero. Pupils can use the prompts to write about their secret identity, powers, weapons and origin.

Two differentiated sheets for making notes on presentations given by a guest speaker • Listen to the speaker carefully and copy down the main points. • Use these notes to write summary paragraphs of your own about the talk LO: To develop note taking skills

Festive maths word problems including addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Three ability levels included. BS (Easy) AA (Medium) MAT (Harder)

Pupil need to copy the text and replace the 'x' with the required basic punctuation marks. This activity has three levels of differentiation. Used with lower KS2 (Ages 7-9) but applicable to learners across the key stage.

These activities have been used with Year 4, 5 & 6 to reinforce the practice of well formed, cursive handwriting. They were integrated into guided reading lessons as a separate reinforcement task. Tasks: Pupils copy individual words and sentences based on a variety of stimulating people and topics. 1. Jonah Lomu 2. David Walliams 3. Neil Armstrong 4. The War of the Worlds 5. The boy who cried wolf!

Learners research sporting events across the world and label their findings on the large blank world map. e.g. Date, location and type of event. More able pupils could work out how many years ago each event took place. A partly completed sample map is and a list of Olympic dates are also included. For best results pupils should use A3 paper and shade using colours. LO: To use atlases and maps to locate countries that have hosted major sporting events.