here are a set of cards that have children’s rights in child friendly language with pictures. I have not completed the entire set however this was a brilliant resource for my class. They were given these cards and asked to choose the 5 they felt were most important in the classroom and made a charter from this.

Here are a bunch of fab plenary printables for your KS2 kiddos. Great activities that are incredibly adaptable to a wide range of lessons.

Make your own lift the flaps with this resource. Name the layers, describe the layers, stick pictures of the animals on the layers. There are so many possibilities for this resource making it adaptable for all ages.

Are you looking at living things with your class? Try out this habitat matching activity. When I used this in class, I made it a team activity where the children carouselled around the habitats and if they had an animal that belonged there they stuck it down. you could also make this a station activity, individual or pairs.

Turn your class into number detectives with this thinkboard activity. Shaking up the usual think board idea, make it a detective activity using these sheets to record findings. Can the children work out the answer using different materials? Can they think of anymore ways to find out the answer? Are the answers always the same, no matter which material is used? Let me know what you think of this resource or how you use it by contacting me at @missskippins on Twitter or Instagram or leave me a review.

Here I have created a matching game where children need to match the numbered bee with the corresponding multiplication flower.

this worksheet helps early learners with their coin recognition and simple addition of coins.

This worksheet encourages children to think about the place value of deines cubes as well as whether there are more or less.

help your learners to mark their own work, saving you time and teaching them to reread their work and produce a better piece. This checklist is aimed at writing expectations in KS1.

these spinners are great. I initially created the multiples of 5 one for a group to have an active, hands on activity for division and with a very basic blank divided by 5 sheet and some cubes they were able to work oit how to divide. I decided to make ones for 2 and 10 to go alongside. Other tables to come. let me know how you get on with this resource by leaving feedback or showing me on Instagram @missskippns

Phonics picture flashcards. Just print, cut and laminate and you’re ready to use. This bundle include 62 phonic flashcards, based on being printed on A4 paper with 8 per page. Saved as a PDF so you can print bigger if you choose. If there are any other sounds you are looking for, feel free to contact me on Instagram or Twitter and I’m happy to make them for you. I’d also love to see how you use these cards @missskippins or leave a review for me :)

Do you find it difficult to keep the correct fingers up when adding, subtracting or counting on your hands? I know i do, so think about the children who are still developing those fine motor movements… Get the same results using these printable hands. Either ask the children to fold the fingers, or make them sturdier by laminating them and adding pipe cleaners to the back of each finger. I’m super excited to see how you use these. Let me know on Instagram or Twitter @missskippins or leave a review telling me all about it.

Numicon is an amazing resource for help children to add and take away, this worksheet provides a pictorial representation of numbers so children can understand subtraction in a less abstract way. When I used this sheet, I was introducing numicon as a support for subtraction so the children each had numicon that they matched to the sheet. They started with the first piece, then put the second on top and counted how many of the first piece were left over. This could also be used to help children understand there are different ways to represent numbers. worksheets included are subtraction within 7, 10 and 20. Let me know how you use it by contacting me in Instagram or Twitter @missskippins or by leaving a review.

Looking at telling the time at Christmas only means one thing… Santa needs help to organise his schedule… Looking at o’clock and half past both on a clock and in written form. Can your class help Santa out? Let me know in Instagram or Twitter @missskippins or leave a review.

Everything you need to start your time display. Included: large clock (over two pages, cut to fit your space) labelled hour, minute and second hand (different colours to prevent confusion) time words clock wings (set so you’re never reading upsidedown) digital times to the 5 minutes Time disolay lettering When I used this, I added elements as the children learned them so they could always refer to it. I’d love to see your time display, show me on Instagram or Twitter @missskippins or let me know how you get on by leaving a review.

I used this resource at the start of my time topic to support teaching the order of the days and months. I was in a mixed class, so P1 (YR) did days of the week with reading support and P2 (Y1) did months with differentiation of seasons/ draw a picture of an event added in too. These worksheets are a great way to assess who has understood and who can read and sequence. Let me know how you use this resource by contacting me on Instagram or Twitter @missskippins or by leaving a review.

I’ve created a range of colourful semantics cards for you and your class. The ones uploaded are the basic colours but if you would like them in a different colour, please purchase and then contact me either on Twitter or Instagram (or here if possible) and I’ll happily send you ones with your school’s colours. The cards are all square and in a PDF format so you can change the size to whatever you are looking for. It could be large for a display, or tiny to build sentences. I hope you like this resource, I’d love to see what you do with it. Please share your experience with me on either Instagram or Twitter @missskippins or by leaving a review.

Looking for a Diwali activity for your class? Here are loads. I used this by putting the, in different areas if the classroom and giving children the choice. This was part of the plenary and used in a continuous provision classroom. You could, however, pick on at random or put on a powerpoint and have all doing the same. You could also just download to give yourself ideas. I hope these are really useful for you! I’d love to see how you use them. Let me see on Twitter or Instagram using the handle @missskippins or by leaving a review.

Used in p1/2 (reception/yr 1, but meets yr1/2 standards) Looking at o’clock and half past times. draw the hands questions and read the clock face questions. Easiest sheet has a box around the hour and all writing other than the hour number. Most challenging worksheet has some questions with one hand, some with no hands and need to fill in both hands, with both o’clock and half past. I’d love to see how these work in your class! Show me on Twitter or Instagram using handle @missskippins or leave a review.

A worksheet designed for early addition to 10. Children are encouraged to count how many spots are on each wing so they can fill in the parts of the number sentence. After this they can count all the spots together to find out how many there are. This can also be used in conjunction with concrete materials so children can further see partitioning for addition.