An activity to find the value of the letter and write algebraic expressions. One slide.

A Powerpoint with various bar charts and questions for children to answer involving reading from grouped data.

A Powerpoint to teach children what prepositions are.

A game to test understanding of sentence demarcation.

A Powerpoint to teach children how to read accurately from tables. Covering lots of different types of table including:pictograms, listed tables, Carroll diagrams and tick tables.

A Powerpoint with picture clues to identify the correct homophone.

A powerpoint to teach children how to multiply pairs of fractions. Complete with answers and an activity to test understanding at the end of the Powerpoint.

Fractions, decimals and percentages revision Powerpoint. A slightly easier Powerpoint with objectives from the year 5 and 6 curriculum to focus on teaching fractions, decimals and percentages objectives.

A Powerpoint with a variety of Venn and Carroll diagrams for children to read from.

A Powerpoint for teaching how and where to use hyphens. Suitable for Year 5 and 6. With a match up game and a series of rules for using hyphens.

A Powerpoint with lots of slides for teaching the expected level objectives in Year 6. Revises lots of arithmetic paper style questions and some word problems. Lots of slides testing different skills.

12 worksheets for homework, which can easily be adapted into worksheets for classroom use. Covering a whole range of GaPS objectives. Useful for revision in the run up to SATs in Year 6.

A Powerpoint to look at changing verb tenses and how to spell irregular verbs.

A Powerpoint to teach the rules for subject verb agreement using was and were and also extending into using the pronouns I and me correctly.

A Powerpoint with 3 different levels of questions to solve involving addition, subtraction and trial and error. Mainly addition and subtraction based questions and contains a Powerpoint activity too. Easy to differentiate the questions and Powerpoint.

Some questions to use as a worksheet or on the IWB for children to calculate fractions of amounts.

A set of more unusual homophone pairs suitable for Year 5 and . Can be used in lots of different ways e.g. write a sentence to show the meaning, read a sentence aloud and the children to identify which of the pair is the correct card, homophone snap, choose a card from feely box and spell its homophone pair, look up the homophone meaning in a dictionary etc.