Simple powerpoint of the days of the week with a food item to accompany it. Use on the whiteboard or print out onto card and cut along the middle so that students can order the days of the week and they see if they can remember the food item the teacher had on that day, i.e. on Monday, I.she/he had a cup of tea. Very simple but useful for beginner ESL to learn days of the week and basic food/drink or a memory/sequencing game for SEN.

Bingo numbers to 50 in number and written form. 6 sheets. Each tens column is coloured in different colours to enable pupils to find the numbers with extra prompts if required, i…e 14, it’s green.

5 baseboards that can be used for matching or bingo games. Pupils can cut up the number words and order them and match to numbers. They can colour 10 number words and then you can show numbers and if they have that number coloured in they place a counter on it (like bingo). Or they can juts cut up all of the number and match the words to the numbers to 20. For a group of 5. ESL or SEN. You can create additional slides by juts swapping some of the number words around.

Teddy bear visits different places on different days of the week. Photographs for speaking and listening to talk about the places he went to and order the days of the week. Simple sentence building using words - I, am, at, the, he, went, to. Useful for SEN or ESL.

Played just like a standard game of Connect 4 but pupils need to solve the times tables and order to colour in the square. If they get four in a row, they claim a point. Winner is the one with the most points. Good for paired work, one-to-one catch up games, tutoring and revision of times tables. Times tables 0-10 included. Just print out the sheets for the required number of players. Have fun!

Worksheets and activities for functional skills budgeting: including Value for money Debit card versus credit card Saving and savings account Personal weekly budgeting activity Wage slip

Budgeting worksheet : KS2, functional skills or Entry level.