Three circles with two interlocking sections to sort sequins silver, circle, star...can of course change headings. Sorting sequins is a lovely activity that the ch. really enjoy.

Various fruits that ch. can decide on sorting categories, then cut and stick accordingly

Questions for ch. to answer after having sorted shells (can obviously be adapted). Also includes some general sorting questions.

Sorting shapes can be differentiated easily, use blue and red for lower (with attached sheet) or no. of sides for average and sides and colour for higher (make simple carrol diagram).

A short presentation to explain to pupils what Black Friday is. As we know, Black Friday has almost appeared from nowhere and pupils are confused by the emphasis on Black Friday by the mass media. This presentation explains what Black Friday is and where it's come from. There are many fun activities, which can be done around Black Friday. Included are three activities: design a Black Friday shop window, design a Black Friday shopping bag and reduce prices in your shop (percentages). Any questions, please just ask. Thank you for looking.

A presentation looking at what a pattern is with real-life examples and explaining how to continue a pattern. Four differentiated activity sheets, which can be easily edited to suit your class needs. If you have any questions or need any support, send me a message and I'll do anything I can to help. My resources use English spelling. Please do review any resources that you download - many thanks!

With Euro 2016 just around the corner, engage your pupils with these exciting Maths and English lessons and have an easier week yourself,,.with all of the resources pre-prepared. Both boys and girls will enjoy these exciting lessons. Maths lessons relate to fractions and problem solving with truly enjoyable lessons, that pupils will remember. For English, there is a variety of lessons, from leaflet writing to poem writing to ordering countries alphabetically. There is also a grid so that every child in your class can have a football team for Euro 2016 - who in the class will win?! If you do have any questions or need any support, please send me a message. *My resources always take me a lot of time and effort to create so I hope that they help to save you some precious time - please do review my resources. Thank you!*

Usian Bolt and Tyson Gay, ordering times (see differentiation on top of sheet and change accordingly) and then compare the two. Simple sheet linked to The Olympics.

Halving worksheet that can be easily differentiated by changing the main numbers. Children draw dots into two boxes that total the main number, then count how many dots are in one box.

Simple tally chart format, which can be changed to suit different topics. I have chopped the tallies so you can copy and paste the different lines to suit your needs. Each table group received a different tally. They then created a 3D pictogram by transferring the data.

Simple problem solving, adding different pics together.

Can be changed to suit any topic but works well as a scaffold.

Scaffold for Geo/Num linked work. We went to the park and created a tally chart on phyiscal features. We came back to the classroom and drew the info into this pictogram.

Simple sheet, cut into three, give purple to working towards, green to working within, blue to working above. They copy sums into their books.

In line with the Year 3 Maths objective, 'tell and write the time from an analogue clock, including using Roman numerals from I to XII.' Two differentiated activity sheets, where pupils must read the time and put the hands in the correct place on the clock. The sheets are adaptable and so can be changed to suit the needs within your class. If you have any questions, please just ask. Thank you!

A fun Christmas pack for the end of the Autumn term. The pack included exciting English and Maths activities. Guided your pupils through the activities or give them the booklet to work through independently while you take displays down or finish last minute jobs! Any questions, just ask!

Pupils are taken through a week-long journey, starting at bridging, developing bridging and then applying and problem solving. The activities are fun, visual and will support children's understanding. L.Os are: I can add by bridging. I can subtract by bridging. I can add and subtracts to find a pattern. I can work backwards to solve a number problem. I can prove or disprove a statement about addition and subtraction. This was made for Y2 but can easily be differentiated by changing numbers/statements. I have included the answers to the questions to make your life a little easier! If you do have any questions or need any support, please send me a message. *My resources always take me a lot of time and effort to create so I hope that they help to save you some precious time - please do review my resources. Thank you!*

6 different Christmas-theme problems and puzzles, which can be used to base fun and exciting lessons around. My previous classes have really enjoyed these unique challenges. Any questions, just ask!

A starting point for repeated addition. Diffentiation detailed on top of sheets. If children are not familiar with counting in 2s, 5s or 10s give them cubes/counting bears to help them work the sums out.

Cut and stick activity to sort pictures that do and don't turn about a point. An introduction to the concept. Differentiation stated on top of the sheet.