Pictorial and word problems that enable children to count on in jumps of five.

Here are some pictorial worksheets that focus on fractions suitable for Year One. For one of the days I used money and asked the children to halve the amounts, using concrete resources with the LA and OOS children. The second day I chose monkeys and bannanas for the children to share in half.

Here are some pictorial worksheets focusing on tens and ones. They are coloured in ability groups LA is red MA is blue and HA is green. Firstly there are some ten frames to enable the children to practise counting in jumps of ten. Then moving on to pictorial bags of litter. The children must count in jumps of ten ( bags of litter).

Simple small sheets allowing children to add the suffixes . I have coloured the different ability red is LA blue is MA and green is HA.

Here are some pictorial worksheets that count in lots of ten (days of rain) and put tens and ones into a place value grid. The resources are coloured to show differentiation red is for LA blue is for MA and green is for HA.

Here are some simple worksheets that give children the scaffolding needed to understand how to use the prefix ‘un’. I have coloured the resources LA is red MA is blue and HA is green.

Here are some basic worksheets that are differentiated for a Year One class. The sheets enable children to focus on adding capital letters. Countries and places Names Days of the week Months Personal pronoun I LA is red , MA is coloured blue and HA is green.

Here are some differentiated worksheets enabling children to build sentences. I have used this resource alongside using capital letters, these sheets help children learn how to build a sentence and practise creating sentences that make sense.

Here are some resources using a 100 square grid. The sheets are differentiated LA is red MA is blue and HA is Green. Easy to use worksheets and challenging for the HA.

Here is a collection of Maths resources that are ideal pictorial representations of equal groups. They are all in themes for each day. Pizza - sharing toppings Farm animals - sharing carrots Tennis balls - shared into boxes sharing cubes equally These worksheets are not all full pages, ideal for slicing into small pieces and saving on paper and ink.

National Curriculum Mathematics Number and Place Value Read and write numbers 1 -20 in numerals and words. Counting the pictorial representations and writing the numeral and word for each one.

Here are a weeks worth of worksheets used for counting on in lots of ten. The worksheets enable children to count the rows of ten and then create their own. These are very colourful and engaging to use. I have also attached a notebook file to use when teaching the lessons throughout the week, easy to use and follow. Themes included. Apples Eggs Flowers

This resource is suitable for Key stage one when learning about the story Superworm. The worksheets involve recalling events of the story. Describing the characters using adjectives.

A worksheet designed to use alongside What the Ladybird Heard story book.

This is a range of simple easy to use worksheets I have created for four days of describing turns planning. Each day has a different theme. Monday - Lego men Tuesday - Ladybirds Wednesday - Maze Thursday - Rockets The LA is red font , MA is blue , LA is green font.

A useful resource for children to build up their confidence when writing sentences. This is focused on the story What the Ladybird Heard. The sentence 'In the farm I can see a ’ read by an adult alows children to repetitively read the sentence and write the words. Pre teach the vocabulary and build on children’s prior phonics knowledge when writing the words.

What the Ladybird Heard theme phonics worksheet.

These worksheets are suitable for teaching adjectives. Included theres a worksheet to describe the Superworm and the Wizard Lizard. There are matching words to the different characters in the story. There is a worksheet that enables children to describe the Wizard Lizard on a WANTED poster.

These worksheets are ideal for counting on in jumps of two.

Identifying tens and ones