PowerPoint for a lesson on the past tense, inlcluding past simple, past perfect, past progressive. Perfect for Year 6 SATs teaching/revision. The PowerPoint contains knowledge recall, teacher exposition slides, as well as questions for pupils to answer. Questions encourage pupils to explain their reasoning as well as identify verb tenses within sentences. All answers included.

PowerPoint for a lesson on the present tense, inlcluding present simple, present perfect, present progressive. Perfect for Year 6 SATs teaching/revision. The PowerPoint contains knowledge recall of verbs and past tense (inlcluding past simple, past perfect, past progressive), teacher exposition slides, as well as questions for pupils to answer. Questions encourage pupils to explain their reasoning as well as identify verb tenses within sentences. All answers included.

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Three Year 6 arithmetic tests with with questions that match the domains and structures of the Key Stage 2 2019 SATs paper (Paper 1: Arithmetic). Perfect for pupils to use after completing the 2019 paper, practising questions they got wrong and then seeing if they can beat their score. Or a great tool to allow pupils to practise the questions on the 2019 paper so you can see which areas they are struggling with. The tests come as a PDF as well as editable Microsoft Word versions, with space to add extra questions. Answer sheets included.

Three Year 6 arithmetic tests with with questions that match the domains and structures of the Key Stage 2 2018 SATs paper (Paper 1: Arithmetic). Perfect for pupils to use after completing the 2018 paper, practising questions they got wrong and then seeing if they can beat their score. Or a great tool to allow pupils to practise the questions on the 2018 paper so you can see which areas they are struggling with. The tests come as a PDF as well as editable Microsoft Word versions, with space to add extra questions. Answer sheets included.

Two Year 6 arithmetic recall quizzes that align to each section of the associated knowledge organiser. The knowledge organiser contains methods and worked examples for all areas of arithmetic (available to download for free on a separate listing, but also included in this download). The quizzes contain 39 questions each and include answer sheets. Once pupils have completed a quiz, they can mark their own work and then use the knowledge organiser to learn the correct method. For example, if a child completes the quiz and gets question 7 wrong, they can go to section 7 of the knowledge organiser for an explanation and modeled example of the question type. Areas include: Multiplying/dividing by 1 and 0 Adding/subtracting fractions with same and different denominators Multiplying fractions Dividing fractions Multiplying/dividing a fraction by a whole number Finding fractions of an amount Square/cube numbers BIDMAS Multiplying/dividing by 10, 100 and 1000 Adding/subtracting using the column method Finding missing numbers in equations Adding/subtracting decimals Adding/subtracting mixed numbers and fractions Multiplication Division Calculating percentages The knowledge organiser and quizzes come as PDFs and editable Word versions.

Year 6 knowledge organiser for SPAG, containing explanations of grammatical terms and examples for most areas of KS2 grammar. Perfect for helping children prepare for SATs. Areas include: Verbs Subject/object Types of sentences: command, statement, question, exclamatory Nouns (concrete, abstract, common proper) Adjectives Adverbs Tenses (past, past perfect, past progressive, present perfect, present simple, present progressive, future, subjunctive) Modal verbs Active and passive voice Conjunctions (co-ordinating and subordinating) Determiners (articles, quantifiers) Personal pronouns Possessive pronouns Relative clauses/pronouns Phrases Semi-colons Colons Dashes Brackets Main/subordinate clauses Apostrophes (contraction and possession) Inverted commas Hyphens Prefixes and suffixes Synonyms and antonyms The knowledge organiser comes as a PDF and editable Word version. It also comes with a ‘blank examples’ version to allow children to write their own examples of each grammatical terms - great for knowledge recall.

PowerPoint for an assembly on British Values - Rule of Law. The PowerPoint contains recall questions on what the British Values are and what democracy is. It then describes the process of how a law is passed in the UK.

Year 6 knowledge organiser for arithmetic, containing methods and worked examples for all areas of arithmetic. Perfect for helping children prepare for SATs. Areas include: Multiplying/dividing by 1 and 0 Adding/subtracting fractions with same and different denominators Multiplying fractions Dividing fractions Multiplying/dividing a fraction by a whole number Finding fractions of an amount Square/cube numbers BIDMAS Multiplying/dividing by 10, 100 and 1000 Adding/subtracting using the column method Finding missing numbers in equations Adding/subtracting decimals Adding/subtracting mixed numbers and fractions Multiplication Division Calculating percentages The knowledge organiser comes as a PDF and editable Word version.

Year 6 arithmetic test with with questions that match the domains and structures of the Key Stage 2 2019 SATs paper (Paper 1: Arithmetic). Perfect for pupils to use after completing the 2019 paper, practising questions they got wrong and then seeing if they can beat their score. Or a great tool to allow pupils to practise the questions on the 2019 paper so you can see which areas they are struggling with. The test comes as a PDF as well as editable Microsoft Word version, with space to add extra questions. Answer sheet included.

The resource is a PowerPoint for three lessons related to Journey to Jo’burg, Chapter 1. Lesson 1: making predictions about a text Lesson 2: making inferences about a character (extracting evidence from the text) Lesson 3: making inferences about a character (using evidence to make inferences and respond to a question) Accompanying the PowerPoint are lesson starter strips which can be stuck in books. All answers are provided on the PowerPoint.

PowerPoint for an assembly on British Values - Rule of Law/Human Rights The PowerPoint contains recall questions on what the British Values are, what democracy is and how a law is passed in the UK. It then describes the United Nations and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights with opportunities to teach key vocabulary words as well as a link to a video that explains the rights in more detail.