Can your pupils tell the difference between a fact, an opinion and a claim? Do they know when a number or headline might give the wrong impression? Can You Believe It? is a 10-chapter reading comprehension resource designed to develop critical reading skills alongside reading comprehension. Each chapter presents an engaging, age-appropriate text followed by questions that encourage pupils to look beyond the obvious answer. They learn to question information, look for evidence, assess sources and decide what conclusions can really be drawn from a text. Pupils practise: identifying facts and opinions distinguishing claims from evidence evaluating sources comparing information interpreting numbers and percentages recognising misleading headlines drawing evidence-based conclusions explaining and justifying their thinking The resource uses varied, relatable situations including news reports, surveys, social media posts, advertisements and everyday claims. This is more than traditional comprehension practice: pupils are encouraged to read, question, investigate and think critically. Perfect for: • Year 5–6 • Reading comprehension • Critical thinking • Media and information literacy • Independent reading activities • Whole-class or individual work A practical resource for helping pupils become more thoughtful, confident and critical readers.*

A normal school trip suddenly turns into an emergency! When the plane develops a technical problem, the automatic systems stop working. The pupils must use their maths skills to help the crew restore the systems and land safely. This exciting maths escape challenge contains 30 maths problems across 6 missions. Each correct calculation reveals a digit of a partial code. Pupils must carefully follow the instructions, record their codes and use them in the final challenge to crack the complete code. The activities practise a range of key maths skills, including: Large numbers Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division Fractions and percentages Time and distance Measurement and unit conversion Speed and problem-solving A fun and motivating resource for Year 5–6 that combines maths practice, problem-solving and teamwork with an exciting aviation adventure. Can your pupils solve the challenges and complete the emergency landing?*

I Have, Who Has? – Halloween A fun and simple Halloween speaking and listening game for young learners aged 5–7. Use the pictures to listen, speak and keep the game going! Make Halloween fun with this easy-to-use I Have, Who Has? game! Each of the 32 cards features a colourful Halloween picture. Students listen carefully, look at their own card and respond when they recognise their picture. They then read the next “Who has…?” question aloud. The cards form a continuous chain, so every child gets a turn and needs to listen carefully to keep the game going. What’s included? 32 illustrated Halloween cards A complete I Have, Who Has? game Simple instructions Ready to print, cut and play The game is ideal for speaking and listening practice, picture recognition and concentration. It can be played with the whole class, in small groups or as part of a learning centre. A fun, low-preparation activity for Halloween lessons with young learners. Print, cut and play – and let the Halloween chain begin!

The Secret of the Witches’ House – 12 Logic Puzzles A spooky Halloween mystery adventure for Grades 4–5. Read the clues, complete the answer grids and help three witches uncover a hidden secret. Step into the mysterious Witches’ House and join Hazel, Morra and Zora on an exciting adventure. On Halloween evening, the three witches receive a mysterious invitation to an old house at the edge of the forest. Inside, they discover secret rooms, magical objects and strange clues. Students must carefully examine every clue and use logical thinking to solve each mystery. This resource contains 12 connected chapters. Each chapter continues the story and presents a new puzzle. Students practise logical thinking, deduction, reading carefully, problem-solving and attention to detail. Perfect for Grades 4–5, independent work, early finishers, enrichment and Halloween activities.

Turn Reading Comprehension into an Exciting Adventure! Step into the shoes of Detective Sam and help solve 15 exciting mystery cases. No boring reading passages, each case is a new mystery with clues to find and questions to solve. Why this resource works: • Developing reading skills: The cases gradually increase in difficulty, making them suitable for developing readers. • Reading comprehension & logic: Children answer questions based on the text and complete activities involving clues, details, time, elimination and reading between the lines. • Visual comprehension: Every case includes a drawing activity, giving children another way to show that they have understood important details from the text. • An engaging theme: Police officers, thieves, clues and mysteries turn reading practice into an adventure! What’s included: • 15 mystery case files • Two levels of difficulty, from easier to more challenging cases • Reading comprehension questions • Logic and observation activities • Drawing activities • An exciting detective-themed introduction Give your pupils a mission instead of just another reading lesson! Because a good detective knows how to read between the lines!