Set of images linked to Pokemon, which I’ve used in various years to support the teaching of Maths. This resource has proved particularly useful with: -reluctant Year 3/4 boys -children with learning difficulties (in particular, a group of Y5 boys with Autism used this resource for all manner of work, particularly Number. It engaged them on an unexpectedly high level in comparison to their previous engagement with Maths) (Photo shows how this resource has been prepared and organised in my own classroom)

’Question Clues’ Set What’s included? -Microsoft Word Document (All clues on one card) -PDF File (All clues on one card) -Microsoft Word Document (Clues on individual flash cards) -Notebook Document (All clues on one slide, for displaying on an interactive board) Particularly useful for: -KS1 (early comprehension skills) -KS2 (children with difficulties around reading and comprehension) -TA use, supporting children with additional needs

’SAT Skill Booster’ Mini-Tests Details: -10 booklets (each document fits onto a double-sided A4 sheet, folded) -Answers included -All questions are past-paper KS2 SATs questions Perfect for: -SATs revision -Booster groups -Extension Activity -Homework What’s Included? -Fractions 1, 2, 3 and 4 -Ratio 1, 2, 3 and 4 -Percentages 1 and 2 Other sets also available: Arithmetic Number, Arithmetic Fractions, Reasoning Number, Reasoning Measure

11 Fully resourced maths lessons, including a variety of investigations, tasks and games. -Can be one-off lessons, or stretched over multiple lessons -11 lessons -Ideal for Years 5, 6 and 7 -(Used by creator for Y6 post-SATs - very useful) What’s included? Missing Angles (masking tape on tables to create unknown angles for the children to investigate - a personal favourite!) Figure Me Out Gem Challenge - Nets (another favourite - using pre-printed nets to create gems. Children have to manage a budget, buy resources, sell their product and earn a profit) Tesselation: Design a kitchen floor Pie Charts (data collection, class surveys, using Microsoft Excel to create pie charts) Perimeter, Area and Volume around School and grounds Algebraic brain teasers (much better than it sounds!) Creating a scale-map of the school Ratio and Proportion (hands-on using manipulatives like denes) Paper Village - Nets Important moments in UK History in Roman Numerals …Plus planning for all lessons. ALSO AVAILABLE: SET B

What’s included? 10 complete comprehension resources themed on great Britons, both modern and historical. Each resource includes a short biography, a series of questions and a mark scheme. Who’s included? -C.S Lewis (author) -Doreen Lawrence (modern-day racial equality activist) -Emmeline Pankhurst (historical gender equality activist) -Isambard Kingdom-Brunel (historical engineer) -J.K Rowling (author) -J.R.R Tolkien (author) -Princess Diana (philanthropist and ex-Royal) -Roald Dahl (author) -Shami Chakrabarti (politician, political activist) -Tim Berners-Lee (inventor of the World Wide Web) Great for: -Year groups 4-8 -homework -revision -home-learning -links with PSCHE and British Values -Booster groups

What is VIPERS? VIPERS (which stands for Vocabulary, Inference, Prediction, Explanation, Retrieval and Sequencing) is a way of teaching reading comprehension. It uses short extracts and poems, and is taught in short lessons (15-20 minutes each.) What’s Included? -10 PowerPoint documents -Each PowerPoint document contains 3 slides (Day 1: Vocabulary and Inference. Day 2: Prediction and Explanation. Day 3: Retrieval and Sequencing). Which texts are covered? -Matilda -Postcard from a School Camp -Autumn Leaves -Back to School -Shakespeare -Beadle the Bard -Charlie and the Chocolate Factory -Stig of the Dump -Truth -Hagbane’s Doom

-27 slides for the whole-class teaching of reading and comprehension -every slide contains an extract / image / poem etc -every slide contains a Retrieval, Interpret and Author’s Choice question -every slide contains a mastery option for quick finishers -these slides were made to link with the style of teaching shared by the Mrs P Blog Reading / Observation materials including: -poetry -story extracts -infographics -fact text extracts -photographs -book covers -book illustrations -comic book front covers

This resource is designed for Year 6s preparing for their SATs. Both the revision sheet (2-sided) and the flashcards contain the entire KS2 Grammar / Punctuation curriculum (except capital letters and full stops.) Perfect for: -giving out at parents evening, to help Mum and Dad help with their child’s learning -sticking in pupils’ Grammar / Literacy / Writing books -giving to children to revise from -using as an intervention (my Y6s enjoy using the flashcards as a match-up game) What’s included? -2 sided revision document -14 pages of flashcards / playing cards / sorting cards

What is VIPERS? VIPERS (which stands for Vocabulary, Inference, Prediction, Explanation, Retrieval and Sequencing) is a way of teaching reading comprehension. It uses short extracts and poems, and is taught in short lessons (15-20 minutes each.) What’s Included? -10 PowerPoint documents -Each PowerPoint document contains 3 slides (Day 1: Vocabulary and Inference. Day 2: Prediction and Explanation. Day 3: Retrieval and Sequencing). Which texts are covered? -Cake -The Dancing Bear -The Enormous Crocodile -Smasher -Diamond -The Blob that Ate Everyone -Diary of a Killer Cat -Lady Lollipop -Polar Bear -The Mystery Creatures

What is VIPERS? VIPERS (which stands for Vocabulary, Inference, Prediction, Explanation, Retrieval and Sequencing) is a way of teaching reading comprehension. It uses short extracts and poems, and is taught in short lessons (15-20 minutes each.) What’s Included? -10 PowerPoint documents -Each PowerPoint document contains 3 slides (Day 1: Vocabulary and Inference. Day 2: Prediction and Explanation. Day 3: Retrieval and Sequencing). Which texts are covered? -Woodlouse -Boy in the Striped Pyjamas -Voyage of the Dawn Treader -Malala Yusufsai -The Mouse and his Child -Winnie the Pooh -Shopping List for a Firework Display -Secret Garden -Year 6 Residential -The Bogeyman

4 Complete Comprehension Lessons (Note: DVD of the film or access to Youtube needed) What’s included? Lesson 1: What’s This? +Lesson plan +Blank lyric page +Annotated lyric page (handy for showing children, so they know what is expected) Lesson 2: Town Meeting +Lesson plan +Blank lyric page +Annotated lyric page Lesson 3: Kidnap the Sandy Claws +Lesson plan +Blank lyric page +Annotated lyric page Lesson 4: Oogie-Boogie Song +Lesson plan +Blank lyric page +Annotated lyric page *(I’ve personally taught these four lessons to Y5/6 for a number of years, and they absolutely love them - boys with usually poor engagement respond particularly well to them)

-27 slides for the whole-class teaching of reading and comprehension -every slide contains an extract / image / poem etc -every slide contains a Retrieval, Interpret and Author’s Choice question -every slide contains a mastery option for quick finishers -these slides were made to link with the style of teaching shared by the Mrs P Blog Reading / Observation materials including: -poetry -story extracts -infographics -fact text extracts -photographs -book covers

What is VIPERS? VIPERS (which stands for Vocabulary, Inference, Prediction, Explanation, Retrieval and Sequencing) is a way of teaching reading comprehension. It uses short extracts and poems, and is taught in short lessons (15-20 minutes each.) What’s Included? -10 PowerPoint documents -Each PowerPoint document contains 3 slides (Day 1: Vocabulary and Inference. Day 2: Prediction and Explanation. Day 3: Retrieval and Sequencing). Which texts are covered? -Tracy Beaker -Ghosts -Ghost Hunt -Tom’s Midnight Garden -The Sword in the Stone -Watership Down -The Werewolf of Fever Swamp -The Moon of Gomrath -Kaspar, King of Cats -The Phantom of Billy Bantam

-27 slides for the whole-class teaching of reading and comprehension -every slide contains an extract / image / poem etc -every slide contains a Retrieval, Interpret and Author’s Choice question -every slide contains a mastery option for quick finishers -these slides were made to link with the style of teaching shared by the Mrs P Blog Reading / Observation materials including: -poetry -story extracts -infographics -fact text extracts -photographs -book covers -book illustrations -comic book front covers

What’s included? -9 complete comprehension resources themed around a poem. -Each resource includes the poem itself, a series of questions and a mark scheme. What’s included? -Conversation Piece -Haunted -In the Wood -Mirror Mirror -Recipe for a class outing -The Bogeyman -The Wind -There’s a Dragon -What is it Great for: -Year groups 4-8 -homework -revision -SATs prep -home-learning -links with PSCHE and British Values -Booster groups

10 Tarsia Puzzles covering a range of Upper KS2 and lower KS3 subject areas. (As a current upper KS2 teacher myself, I use Tarsia regularly as my pupils really enjoy these puzzles - great for Deepening / Mastery) Includes: -Dividing Fractions (Standard) -Dividing Fractions (Tricky) -Equivalent Fractions -Finding Fractions of Numbers (Standard) -Finding Fractions of Numbers (Tricky) -Fraction Conversions -Multiplying Fractions (Standard) -Multiplying Fractions (Tricky) -Roman Numerals (Standard) -Roman Numerals (Tricky) -Multiply and divide by 10 100 1000 (Standard) -Multiply and divide by 10 100 1000 (Tricky) What is a Tarsia? Tarsias are puzzles (a bit like dominoes or triominoes) where each piece contains a mix of questions and answers. Questions and answers have to be matched up, creating a finished puzzle. What file-types are included? TES doesn’t support Tarsia files, so these can’t be uploaded directly. Instead, you’ll be accessing PNG files (images) of the original puzzles. These are fully printable and playable. What software is required if I want to make my own Tarsia? Tarsias are created in a piece of free software by Hermitech Labs (no affiliation.) I’ve been making Tarsia for years - it’s a genuinely fantastic free resource, which you should consider downloading for yourself. It allows you to choose a blank puzzle-type, then input your own questions and answers. It then turns those into a puzzle for you. (To find the page with the download on, Google ‘Hermitch Labs Tarsia’)

What’s included? -Blockbusters (notebook document based on the TV show) -Code Breakers (adult / child creates a coded message - children to quickly crack the code to reveal message) -Countdown (notebook document based on the TV show) -Ultimate Countdown (similar to Countdown, but designed to be more challenging / a bit different) -If this is the answer, what is the question? (notebook document, open-ended, very popular with creator’s class) -Wheel of Fortune (notebook document based on the TV show) -Who Wants to be a Millionaire? Number Edition (PowerPoint presentation based on the TV show) -Who Wants to be a Millionaire? Fractions Edition (PowerPoint presentation based on the TV show) -Who Wants to be a Millionaire? Blank version (so you can create your own / allow pupils to create their own) -Maths Revision card game (I have this set printed in four different-coloured sets - pupils enjoy playing this at wet breaktimes / spare 10 minute slots, and as an activity for those who’ve finished their task in lesson)

-27 slides for the whole-class teaching of reading and comprehension -every slide contains an extract / image / poem etc -every slide contains a Retrieval, Interpret and Author’s Choice question -every slide contains a mastery option for quick finishers -these slides were made to link with the style of teaching shared by the Mrs P Blog Reading / Observation materials including: -poetry -story extracts -infographics -fact text extracts -photographs -book covers -book illustrations -comic book front covers

What’s included? 10 complete comprehension resources themed on great Britons, both modern and historical. Each resource includes a short biography, a series of questions and a mark scheme. Who’s included? -Ashok Venkitaraman (cancer researcher) -Charles Darwin (evolutionary biologist) -Claudia Jones (racial equality activitist, founder of Nottinghill Carnival) -Helen Bamber (founder of Amnesty International) -John Lennon (The Beatles) -Kelly Holmes (athlete) -Queen Victoria -Sir Isaac Newton (discoverer of gravity) -Sir Stephen Hawking (scientist) -Sir Winston Churchill (WW2 Prime Minister) Great for: -Year groups 4-8 -homework -revision -home-learning -links with PSCHE and British Values -Booster groups

What’s included? -10 complete comprehension resources themed around a poem. -Each resource includes the poem itself, a series of questions and a mark scheme. What’s included? -A Liking for a Viking -Bonfire -Eletephony -History -Ice Cream Shop -Ogre My Dead Body -Seal Lullaby -Song of the Engine -Transylvania Dreaming -Windy Nights Great for: -Year groups 4-8 -homework -revision -SATs prep -home-learning -links with PSCHE and British Values -Booster groups