Children need to work out the cost of theme park tickets using mental addition and subtraction. They need to add in ones, 25's, 50's and 75's. Differentiated 2 ways (HA and MA).

Simple child friendly peer assessment checklist that children can use for a range of speaking and listening activities such as role play, group work, presentations and performances.

Great resource to help children extend their ideas and improve their sentences.

Fraction digit cards that can be used to find equivalent fractions, play fraction dominoes or other activities.

2 sets of digit cards along with mathematical symbols.

Smart Notebook screens that teach children how to solve addition and subtraction word problems using bar models.

Children copy and complete the missing words in the sentences on the attack of Lindisfarne.

Blank flow chart that is numbered 1-8.

Two versions of leaflet templates that I have used in English, History and Geography. You need to print the leaflet templates back to back on one page.

Smart Notebook screens and activities to support children identify parallel and perpendicular lines (also included horizontal and vertical lines). There are shapes that children can annotate to show the different types of lines. "Next steps" starter activity included so that children can revisit/ embed their understanding.

A bank of adjectives to help describe emotions.

A bank of adjectives to help describe the senses.

A bank of adjectives to help describe sounds.

A bank of adverbs for children to use in their writing.

A bank of adjectives to help with describing a character’s appearance.

A bank of wow adjectives for children to use in their writing.

Differentiated activities 3 ways (HA, MA and LA) to add up to 4 digits and decimals to 1dp.

Simple child friendly peer assessment checklist that children can use to assess role play, group work, presentations and performances.

Children can use this template to record a range of language for all types of creative writing such as poems, stories and short burst writing.

This key/ checklist can be used by children to annotate a letter and find a range of language features. They can colour code the boxes in the key and underline the language features in the text according to the corresponding colour.