All of the KS1 Literacy targets collated into a checklist.
Ideal for tracking individual progress and for ensuring coverage of all the areas in the literacy curriculum
All of the Literacy objectives for LKS2 (years 3&4) on one handy checklist
Ideal for tracking individual progress or ensuring coverage of the curriculum.
Ideal for use by private tutors
A game to play with 2 players or more.
Involves understanding of place value to win the game.
Dice needed or another way of randomly generating numbers.
Literacy targets from 2014 curriculum collated onto one handy checklist. Includes reading, writing and SPAG objectives
Ideal for tracking individual progress and for ensuring coverage of all curriculum objectives
Ideal for use by private tutors
Try these bitesize multiplication grids that focus on a few table facts at a time. Great for fluency starters or for fast finishers to work on. Alternatively use as a homework activity to support times table practice.
2 versions available, one focusing on building up from 2,3,5,10’s upwards and the other more suitable for those who are starting to practice the full range of 12 x 12 facts. There is also a blank template so you can input your own facts and make easier or harder.
Each worksheet has 12 table grids, each with 16 facts to find and builds with difficulty.
A colour by number activity with Fractions, Decimals and Percentage questions.
Colour in Easter Eggs by using the colour codes that correspond to an answer.
7 pages include:
One Easter Egg with decimal and percentage questions
One Easter egg with fraction of amount questions
Four Easter Egg templates for you to add your own questions and answer codes
One Blank Easter Egg template that you can alo create your own pattern with.
A place value chart which ranges from thousandths to ten million. Available in colour coded chunks or plain background. Laminate these to make them reusable.
Also included are arrow cards to print out and make.
Finally- activities which can be played in pairs using the arrow cards and place value chart.
Smart Notebook presentation to accompany Animals including Humans unit from Hamilton Trust. The unit has been adapted for a 5 week term and we also included butterfly observations. We started with larvae and sketched the changes each week until release on the final day. They then used the sketches to create their own life cycle drawings. Add your own slides according to how you have adapted the plans.
Spot the spelling errors in 10 sentences. This resource contains 10 lists: that's 100 words!
The words come from the Y5/6 useful words list 1. An alternative to simply memorising a list of words for a spelling quiz.
Ideal for a a morning starter or Guided Reading activity or even Homework.
I use this with students and give 1 point for recognising an error and another for correcting it. This also helps children develop their skills of editing by checking for spelling errors.
Lots of alternative ideas to use the sentences for included in the instructions for use.
Five math activities linked to NC objectives with a Halloween theme.
Topics included are:
MIXED CALCULATIONS
RATIO WORD PROBLEMS
RATIO: SCALING RECIPES
ALGEBRA
TRANSLATING & COORDINATES
A lesson video and worksheet covering a Ratio objective from the Year 6 National Curriculum.
“solve problems involving unequal sharing and grouping using knowledge of fractions and multiples”
The worksheet is designed with SATs style questions and answers are included.
Click the icon on the worksheet to access the lesson video.
Great to set as homework or use in an intervention group as this resource can be used completely independently. Alternatively use with a TA leading if the pupils need support.
Lessons covering all the Year 6 NC are available.
A lesson video and worksheet covering a Ratio objective from the Year 6 National Curriculum.
"solve problems involving the relative sizes of 2 quantities where missing values can be found by using integer multiplication and division facts*
The worksheet is designed with SATs style questions and answers are included.
Click the icon on the worksheet to access the lesson video.
Lessons covering all the Year 6 NC are available.
A lesson video and worksheet covering a Ratio objective from the Year 6 National Curriculum.
“solve problems involving the calculation of percentages [for example, of measures and such as 15% of 360] and the use of percentages for comparison”
The worksheet is designed with SATs style questions and answers are included.
Click the icon on the worksheet to access the lesson video.
Great to set as homework or use in an intervention group as this resource can be used completely independently. Alternatively usewith a TA leading if the pupils need support.
Lessons covering all the Year 6 NC are available.
A lesson video and worksheet covering a Ratio objective from the Year 6 National Curriculum.
“solve problems involving similar shapes where the scale factor is known or can be found”
The worksheet is designed with SATs style questions and answers are included.
Click the icon on the worksheet to access the lesson video.
Great to set as homework or use in an intervention group as this resource can be used completely independently. Alternatively use with a TA leading if the pupils need support.
Lessons covering all the Year 6 NC are available.
SATs style revision grids. Each grid contains 8 SATs style questions covering content from the Year 6 curriculum.
Use the grids as starters or homework- they are a great way to identify any areas that need working on.
7 Revision Grids containing 8 SATs style questions each week from the KS2 curriculum.
Aut 1 grids focus heavily on Year 5 areas and arithmetic skills.
Answers are invluded
7 SATs style revision grids. Each grid contains 8 SATs style questions covering content from the Year 5 & 6 curriculum…
Use the grids as starters or homework- they are a great way to identify any areas that need working on.
77 SATs style revision grids. Each grid contains 8 SATs style questions covering content from the Year 5 & 6 curriculum. Aut 2 focuses on fractions skills but also includes content from other areas of the curriculum.
Use the grids as starters or homework- they are a great way to identify any areas that need working on.