This resource will help your class become familiar with Viking runes. It gives them different messages in runes which they use their key to decode. Check out my Vikings Math Quest if you like this resource. Please rate the resource.

This resource helps children identify nouns, adjectives, adverbs and verbs. It contains 4 posters (adjectives, adverbs, nouns and verbs) and two worksheets. The first worksheet explains what each type of word is before testing the children with the activity. There is an extension at the end of the sheet for students to practice putting the words in sentences. The second worksheet is like the concept of colour by numbers but instead it is colour by word class.

This resources covers pictograms, bar charts and tally marks it is suited for a Year 2-4 class depending on the ability levels of your students. It contains different exercises creating bar charts, converting tally marks to numbers and answering questions based on bar charts and pictiograms. I hope this resources is useful for you.

This is an exercise for finding the volume of cubes and cuboids. The exercise is designed for students in a year/grade 6 class of medium to high ability. Included is a volume poster and 3 different differentiated exercises. The objective for the worksheets are as follows: -Can I find the volume of a cube or cuboid? -Can I use my knowledge of volume to find the measure of the missing side? -Can I use my knowledge of volume to solve these word problems? For each ability group (MA and HA) there are 18 questions spread over 5 pages. This includes 6 word problems which vary in difficulty and require prior knowledge of long multiplication, division and there is also a fraction question included for the HA group. The middle ability group can be identified by the 2 stars on the bottom of the page. The high ability group has 3 stars on the bottom of the page. All answers are included for teachers. I hope you find the resources useful.

This comprehensive resource is designed to engage primary students in learning about the fascinating pharaoh Tutankhamun, also known as King Tut, and his significance in ancient Egyptian history. The resource includes two information texts tailored to different ability levels, allowing teachers to differentiate instruction for high-ability and middle-ability students. The texts are accompanied by sets of comprehension questions to assess students’ understanding. Additionally, teacher answer sheets are provided for easy grading and feedback. Resource Components: Information Text for High-Ability Students: This text provides in-depth information about Tutankhamun and his historical significance. Contains 10 open-ended questions that require critical thinking and comprehension skills. Helps high-ability students explore the topic in greater detail and develop their analytical and inferential abilities. Teacher answer sheet included for efficient grading and assessment. 2. Information Text for Middle-Ability Students: This text presents key information about Tutankhamun in a clear and accessible manner. Includes a glossary of technical words to support vocabulary development and understanding. Features 4 multiple-choice questions to assess knowledge and comprehension. Also includes 4 open-ended questions to encourage thoughtful responses and deeper thinking. Teacher answer sheet provided for quick and accurate evaluation. Benefits: Differentiated Instruction: The resource accommodates different ability levels, catering to both high-ability and middle-ability students. Engaging Content: The texts and questions are designed to captivate students’ interest and promote active learning. Critical Thinking Skills: The open-ended questions encourage students to think critically, make connections, and express their thoughts. Vocabulary Development: The glossary in the middle-ability text helps students grasp key terms related to Tutankhamun and ancient Egypt. Assessment Support: Teacher answer sheets simplify grading and provide valuable feedback to guide instruction and support student growth. This Tutankhamun comprehension resource offers an engaging and educational experience for primary students, enabling them to delve into the captivating world of ancient Egypt while developing their reading comprehension, critical thinking, and vocabulary skills.

This resource looks at what a suffix is. It then introduces the suffix -ous and what it means. Students then complete different activities based on this suffix. There is dictionary work, matching the meaning to words, creating sentences (this task is differentiated). Finally there is a fill in the blank exercise, with answers included.

This product is designed to help children learn the suffix -ment. It includes a presentation and a worksheet. The presentation explains what a suffix is and also explains what -ment means when used as a suffix. There are differentiated activities included on the presentation. Activities include, matching the word to the meaning, dictionary work and writing sentences. The activity sheet is a “complete the sentence” activity with 10 sentences. Answers are provided All files are saved as PDFs so make sure your device can open PDF files.

This resources contains a presentation explaining what homophones are, giving examples, dictionary work on homophones; and an interactive game which helps to practise homophones. The worksheet then allows the class fill in the blanks with the correct homophone. If you like this resource please leave your feedback.

This resource allows students to practice fractions; specifically halves, quarters and eights. It includes 9 differentiated worksheets. Each worksheet has stars on the bottom left side of the page to indicate the level of difficulty. There are 3 levels of difficulty, with the most challenging set having 3 stars. The first worksheet requires students to identify what fraction of the shape is shaded. The next sheet asks them to shade the amount indicated as a fraction below the shape. The final sheet requires students to solve problems involving fractions.

This engaging resource is designed to foster a growth mindset in students through an informational text about the incredible career of Thomas Edison. The resource includes two differentiated texts, one for high-ability students and another for mid-ability students, ensuring that all learners can access and benefit from the content. The high-ability text provides an in-depth exploration of Thomas Edison’s journey, highlighting his perseverance and resilience in the face of challenges. It includes a thought-provoking set of 10 open-ended questions that encourage critical thinking and reflection, allowing students to analyze Thomas Edison’s experiences and apply them to their own lives. The mid-ability text offers a more accessible version of Thomas Edison’s story, supplemented with a glossary to support vocabulary development. It includes 4 multiple-choice questions that help students assess their comprehension of the text, along with 4 open-ended questions that promote deeper thinking and encourage students to reflect on Thomas Edison’s journey. In addition to the informational texts, this resource also features a choice-board of activities centered around Thomas Edison’s resilience. These activities provide students with opportunities for higher-order thinking skills through engaging discussions, dramatic interpretations, reflective writing prompts, and creative art projects. The choice-board format allows students to select activities that align with their interests and learning preferences, fostering autonomy and ownership in their learning process. Whether used in whole-class instruction, small groups, or independent work, this resource is designed to inspire and motivate students to embrace a growth mindset, develop resilience, and recognize the power of perseverance in achieving their goals. Thomas Edison’s remarkable story serves as a powerful example that will encourage students to overcome obstacles and strive for success in all areas of their lives. Embrace the transformative power of growth mindset with “Thomas Edison: The Resilient Inventor” today! Note: The choice-board and activities in this resource have been carefully aligned with educational standards and can be seamlessly integrated into existing curriculum frameworks.

This engaging resource is designed to foster a growth mindset in students through an informational text about the incredible career of J.K. Rowling. The resource includes two differentiated texts, one for high-ability students and another for mid-ability students, ensuring that all learners can access and benefit from the content. The high-ability text provides an in-depth exploration of J.K. Rowling’s journey, highlighting her perseverance and resilience in the face of challenges. It includes a thought-provoking set of 10 open-ended questions that encourage critical thinking and reflection, allowing students to analyze J.K. Rowling’s experiences and apply them to their own lives. The mid-ability text offers a more accessible version of J.K. Rowling’s story, supplemented with a glossary to support vocabulary development. It includes 4 multiple-choice questions that help students assess their comprehension of the text, along with 4 open-ended questions that promote deeper thinking and encourage students to reflect on J.K. Rowling’s journey. In addition to the informational texts, this resource also features a choice-board of activities centered around J.K. Rowling’s resilience. These activities provide students with opportunities for higher-order thinking skills through engaging discussions, dramatic interpretations, reflective writing prompts, and creative art projects. The choice-board format allows students to select activities that align with their interests and learning preferences, fostering autonomy and ownership in their learning process. Whether used in whole-class instruction, small groups, or independent work, this resource is designed to inspire and motivate students to embrace a growth mindset, develop resilience, and recognize the power of perseverance in achieving their goals. J.K. Rowling’s remarkable story serves as a powerful example that will encourage students to overcome obstacles and strive for success in all areas of their lives. Embrace the transformative power of growth mindset with “J.K. Rowling: The Resilient Writer” today! Note: The choice-board and activities in this resource have been carefully aligned with educational standards and can be seamlessly integrated into existing curriculum frameworks.

This product is aimed at a Year 3/ Grade 2 class or a high Year 2/ Grade 1 class. The resources contains 6 worksheets which look at addition and subtraction. There are a variety of questions to solve, with some reasoning along the way. Sheets can be chosen for each ability group in your class or could be printed as a booklet for students. To assess student’s understanding of the unit there is a small unit assessment included. The assessment has 10 questions and is marked out of 15.

This resource contains a presentation on what a living thing is and also the life processes. The children are show similarities and difference between plants and animals and then are shown how they can classify these living things according to similarities/difference. The activity is then to sort the animals using a Carroll diagram and a Venn diagram. Animal picture cards are included in the resource. The worksheet is differentiated. The high ability children must come up with their own way to sort the animals. Low ability students are given heading to help them.

This product is aimed at a Year 3/ Grade 3 class or a high Year 2/ Grade 1 class. The resources contains 7 worksheets which look at multiplication and division. There are a variety of questions to solve, with some reasoning along the way. Sheets can be chosen for each ability group in your class or could be printed as a booklet for students. To assess student’s understanding of the unit there is a small unit assessment included. The assessment has 10 questions and is marked out of 15.

This resource contains 30 differentiated questions based on time. Level 1 is very basic questions; where the children need to find the difference in time but not crossing over to the next hour. There are 5 questions in each level and there are 6 levels. Level 6 is very challenging, children need to combine their understanding of time with their other mathematical skills in order to find the answers. The resource would be suited for Years 4-6. It is saved as a pdf. One file has one card per page and the other file has 6 cards per page. All answers are included.

This product is aimed at a Year 3/ Grade 2 class or a high Year 2/ Grade 1 class. The resources contains 6 worksheets which look at place value, hundreds, tens and ones. There are a variety of questions to solve, with some reasoning along the way. To assess student’s understanding of the unit there is a small unit assessment included. The assessment has 9 questions and is marked out of 15.

Overview: This comprehensive resource is designed to enhance students’ understanding of the fascinating history and development of transportation methods, from ancient times to the present and even into the future. It includes a diverse set of activities and tools to engage young learners in exploring the world of transport. Contents: Evolution of Transport Comprehension: A detailed comprehension passage, “The Amazing Journey of Transport,” suitable for 8-10 year olds, highlighting key milestones in the evolution of transport. It is followed by 8 open-ended questions to test comprehension and encourage critical thinking. KWL Chart: A KWL (Know, Want to Know, Learn) chart to help students organize their existing knowledge about transport, list questions they have about the topic, and record what they’ve learned through the activities in this resource. Transport Survey Template: A transport survey template that allows students to design and conduct their own surveys about transportation preferences. This hands-on activity encourages students to interact with their peers and gain insights into various transportation choices. Past, Present, and Future Activity: A writing and drawing activity where students can showcase their creativity and knowledge by describing how transportation has evolved over time. They’ll explore transport in the past, compare it to the present, and envision what transportation might look like in the future. This activity fosters imagination and critical thinking. Educational Goals: To teach students about the historical development of transportation methods. To encourage critical thinking and research skills through open-ended questions. To help students organize their knowledge and generate questions using the KWL chart. To promote interactive learning through the transport survey template. To foster creativity and futuristic thinking in the past, present, and future activity. How to Use: Begin with the “Evolution of Transport Comprehension” to introduce students to the topic. Use the KWL chart to gauge students’ prior knowledge and guide their exploration. Engage students with the transport survey template, allowing them to collect and analyze data. Conclude with the writing/drawing activity, encouraging students to express their ideas about transport across time. This resource is an excellent addition to any unit on transportation and can be tailored to suit various learning environments, from traditional classrooms to homeschooling. It encourages active learning, critical thinking, and creativity while fostering a deeper understanding of the evolution of transport.

This is a presentation using the angle family; Mr Obtuse, Mrs. Right, Baby Acute and Reflex Rex! It is a fun way to help students remember the different types of angles. The last slide contains a quick review of what they learned. The worksheet contains 6 different angles. The children must first name the angles. Then, estimate their size and finally measure them using a protractor. I would recommend using these resources with Year 4 or Year 5.

Here are differentiated worksheets for working out the volume of cuboids. There are two different types of exercises, each with a MA and HA worksheet. The first exercise requires students to look at the cuboid and work out the volume. The second exercise is a table which student must fill in applying their knowledge of volume.

This product is designed to help children learn the suffixes -age and -wise. It includes a presentation and 3 different worksheets. The presentation explains what a suffix is and also explains what -age and -wise means when used as suffixes. There are differentiated activities included in the presentation. Activities include, matching the word to the meaning, dictionary work and writing sentences. There is also a page which explains the spelling rules for the suffixes. Two of the activity sheets are “complete the sentence” activities with 10 sentences on each sheet. Answer sheets are provided to make the teacher’s life a little easier. The last activity sheet is an assessment of the suffixes -age and -wise. It contains two exercises. The first, requires children to find a suitable word for the meaning given. The second exercise asks students to write the correct ending to the root word in order to complete the sentence. All files are saved as PDFs so make sure your device can open PDF files.