These questions have a vocabulary focus and are SATS style questions. They are based on the book ‘What Katy did’ chapter 1. There are 9 questions on this question mat.

This is a spag loop card game suitable for Year 6 as a revision game.

Quiz 4 multiplication questions. Year 5/6.

Multiplication quiz 5 for year 5/6

Quiz 3 - Multiplication questions for Year 5/6.

10 mixed multiplicaion questions suitable for Year 5/6. The children will be able to use a range of methods to answer the questions. Answers provided after each question. This can be used as a whiteboard activity.

Quiz 3 - Division questions and answers suitable for year 5/6. Discuss with the children the different methods that could be used for each question and which would be the most efficient.

Quiz 2. Division questions and answer for use as a quick maths session. Could be done using whiteboards.

Year 5/6 division questions with answers.

Based on the fariytale Little Red Riding Hood. A newspaper report example text.

Multiplication quiz which includes 10 questions and answers. Suitable for quick recaps and to review different methods.

This is a reading comprehension mat suitable for Year 5/6 based around chapter 10 of the book Peter Pan. (Text not included).

This is a reading mat of questions linked to the book ‘Secret friends’ by Elizabeth Laird. (text not included).

This is a prediction focus of questions linked to the text Lost in Space by Roland Mathew Christensen. (Text not included but available online).

This is the story of Cinderella as told by the glass slipper. The story would be useful as a modelled write to support writing from the point of view of an inanimate object.

This would be useful to support a World War 2 topic. I used it to support the book ‘Goodnight Mr Tom’. The children then created their own dig for victory campaigns.

This is a loop card game which includes some of the key grammar features the children will need to know in Year 6. A fun revision tool.

For writing a story with a pivot, these examples of well know children’s stories will help your students to clearly see what is meant by a pivot. Explain to the children that a pivot involves a change in the story so that the character moves in a different direction to what they originally intended to. Suitable for upper KS2.

This complete unit based around the topic ‘Iceland’ covers English, Geography. History and Art lessons. The unit includes a lesson overview, suitable resources and links to resources and Learning objectives. English lessons included 1 fiction and 1 non-fiction text. Art includes a drawing lesson and a painting lesson. Geography focuses on volcanoes, human geography, including: types of settlement and land use, economic activity including trade links, and the distribution of natural resources including energy, food, minerals and water. History focuses on the Viking and Anglo-Saxon struggle for the Kingdom of England to the time of Edward the Confessor. Lessons can be adapted to suit any KS2 class. 30 lessons are outlined in this unit overview.