These resources can be used to show parents some of the 100 high frequency words that their child cannot spell which can be personalised for their child. There is also a sheet of the 100 high frequency words and a sheet to test the children's spelling of these words within school.

This planning is based around The Snowman. Some of the short activities include a book review, writing a set of instructions, describing characters and writing letters to get a variety of writing pieces.

There are 6 different word searches with all of the year 2 common exception words. Each word search has 10 or 11 words for the children to find. My class enjoyed finding the words and was good as a early finisher activity.

This powerpoint has all of the year 3 and 4 common exception words that the children need to be able to read and spell. I use the phrase 'if you see it and say it then you will remember it.'

These flashcards can be printed off and laminated and displayed around the classroom or for the children to be able to practise reading the words quickly. One set of flashcards has a coloured border with a white background and the other has a coloured border and a coloured background.

I made a booklet to help the children plan a trip to the beach but it can be changed to fit other trips. The children need to collect data about things that the class could do on the trip and record it in a tally chart and block graph.

There are 2 types of assessment in this resource. The first one is a list of the year 1 common exception words. When using this type of assessment I usually print one off for each child and highlight in one colour all of the words that they can read at the start of the year. I then assess again and use a different coloured highlighter to show progress. The second resource is a copy of the sight words with the option to record the date when a student can read them. Year 1 common exception words included the, a, do, to, today, of, said, says, are, were, was, is, his, has, I, you, your, they, be, he, me, she, we, no, go, so, by, my, here, there, where, love, come, some, one, once, ask, friend, school, put, push, pull, full, house, our

These no prep maths mazes are a great way for your students to practice their multiplication facts from 2-12. There are 33 different mazes included available in black and white or colour. Each multiplication has 3 levels of maze and an answer key for each. Maze 1 easy - the numbers are in order Maze 2 medium - the numbers are out of order Maze 3 hard - multiples of the number I have also included a create your own template which is available as a pdf ready to print or in word for you to edit. You could use this for early finishers to create their own maze or set your own maze with a particular multiplication focus. What is included? 33 multiplication mazes in black and white or colour for multiplication facts 2-12 with 3 levels of difficulty 1 editable template in word 1 ready to print blank maze in pdf 33 answer keys These mazes are great to support multiplication fluency, mental recall of times table facts and have fun at the same time! Clipart from Creative Clips

This powerpoint has all of the year 1 common exception words that the children need to be able to read and spell. I use the phrase 'if you see it and say it then you will remember it.'

This powerpoint has all of the year 5 and 6 common exception words that the children need to be able to read and spell. I use the phrase 'if you see it and say it then you will remember it.'

These powerpoints have all of the year 1 and year 2 common exception words that the children need to be able to read and spell. I use the phrase 'if you see it and say it then you will remember it.'

A game for the children to be able to play in pairs to help them recognise and read the year 2 common exception words.

These powerpoints have all of the year 3 and 4 and year 5 and 6 common exception words that the children need to be able to read and spell. I use the phrase 'if you see it and say it then you will remember it.'

These resources can be used to show parents some of the common exception words that their child cannot spell which can be personalised for their child. There is also a sheet of the year 2 common exception words and a sheet to test the children's spelling of these words within school.

These resources can be used to show parents some of the common exception words that their child cannot spell which can be personalised for their child. There is also a sheet of the year 1 common exception words and a sheet to test the children's spelling of these words within school.

A game for the children to play in pairs to help them recognise and read the year 1 common exception words.

These flashcards can be printed off and laminated and displayed around the classroom or for the children to be able to practise reading the words quickly. The flashcards have a coloured border with a white background so that they are easy to see.

This powerpoint has all of the year 2 common exception words that the children need to be able to read and spell. I use the phrase 'if you see it and say it then you will remember it.'

Year 2 planning for the number and place value and addition and subtraction units following the White Rose Hub scheme of work. I also used the twinkl assessments for pre and post assessment last year however would recommend the Good Stuff primary pre and post assessment tests instead to give a clearer picture of progression throughout the unit.