Start meaningful conversations and big thinking with this fun printable chatterbox! This foldable Conversation Starter Chatterbox is a brilliant tool for encouraging kids aged 5–11 to explore emotions, share ideas, and connect with others in a playful, low-pressure way. Whether you’re a home educator, teacher, or parent, this printable activity is perfect for circle time, PSHE lessons, family dinners, or a quiet mindful moment. Inside, you’ll find a mix of: Fun & light questions (like “What superpower would you choose?”) Emotional prompts (like “When do you feel most calm?”) Creative thunks (like “Can you hear a thought?”) Simply print, fold, and play! It’s designed to be easy to use, and a lovely screen-free activity that encourages confidence, empathy, and critical thinking. Beautifully designed with clear instructions for children to fold and play independently or with a grown-up. Perfect for: Home educating families PSHE and wellbeing sessions Classroom circle time Family conversation starters Emotional literacy development Rainy day or quiet time activity What you’ll get: 1 x printable PDF with 2 chatterbox designs Clear folding instructions included Instant digital download Make space for connection, reflection, and fun—print your Conversation Starter Chatterbox today!

A practical planning tool for KS2 teachers delivering a rainforest-themed unit. This cross-curricular mind map offers clear ideas across key subject areas including writing, maths, science, geography, art/design, and enrichment. It’s designed to support long or medium-term planning by providing a structured overview of potential activities and objectives. The download also includes an additional page with UK trip suggestions, age-specific reading recommendations (7–9, 9–11), and virtual learning links for schools without access to off-site visits. Ideal for use as a starting point for topic webs, half-termly plans, or curriculum mapping in Years 3–6.

This curriculum mind map supports cross-curricular planning for a Castles and Medieval Times topic in KS2. It includes structured ideas across writing, maths, science, history, geography, art/design, and enrichment to help you plan medium or long-term projects with clarity. A second page is provided with suggested UK trips (castle visits, heritage sites) and curated book recommendations by age range to support literacy planning and wider learning. Suitable for flexible use in Years 3–6, this resource is ideal for teachers looking to integrate curriculum subjects around a common theme.

This topic web offers cross-curricular ideas for teaching a dinosaur-themed unit in KS2. Subjects covered include writing, maths, science, geography, art/design, and enrichment, with suggested learning activities to support creative and knowledge-rich planning. A supplementary page provides reading suggestions suitable for lower and upper KS2, along with relevant trip ideas (UK museums and exhibitions) and online enrichment links for classroom use. Designed for Years 3–6, this resource is ideal for teachers looking to embed topic-based learning into their medium or long-term curriculum plans.

Make division fun, strategic, and engaging with this printable Differentiated Division 4 in a Row Game! Perfect for KS2 learners aged 8-11, this resource is ideal for teachers, tutors, and home educating parents who want to boost division fluency in a low-pressure way. This download includes three levels of difficulty to suit a range of learners: Level 1 Division facts using times tables Level 2 : Short division using the bus stop method (no remainders) Level 3- A mix of missing number problems, standard division and remainders Children play against a partner, solving division problems to strategically claim spaces on the board. It’s perfect for: Maths lessons Early finishers Revision stations Tutoring sessions Fun Friday maths games Independent or small group work

Differentiated 4 in a Row Multiplication Game (KS2) Perfect for Year 4 or Year 5. Differentiated three ways to support all learners: Level 1 – Times tables and simple 1-digit × 2-digit Level 2 – 2-digit × 1-digit and 3-digit × 1-digit Level 3 – A mix of challenges including 3-digit × 2-digit Ideal for maths lessons, group work, or revision. Encourages strategic thinking and fluency in multiplication.

Eco Hero Scavenger Hunt & Activity Pack (Ages 7-11) Inspire young learners to care for the planet with this engaging 2-page activity pack! Perfect for home education or classroom use, children will complete an eco-themed scavenger hunt and design their own Eco Hero costume, badge, and pledge. Combines environmental awareness with creativity and fun! Includes: Printable Eco Scavenger Hunt (indoor/outdoor friendly) “Design Your Eco Hero” drawing + writing activity Bonus: Editable Eco Hero Certificate Great for Earth Day, science topics, or any time you want to promote sustainability!

**Mini Business Project for Kids | KS2 Enterprise, Budgeting and Problem Solving Workbook (Ages 7-11) ** Spark entrepreneurial thinking and creativity with this 14-page printable business workbook! Designed for children aged 7-11, this resource is perfect for classroom use, home education, enterprise weeks or enrichment activities. It blends financial literacy, problem solving, budgeting, persuasive language skills and creative design. Children will explore real-world business concepts while developing key skills- plus, each page is illustrated with images to colour in, encouraging creativity and helping ideas flow. What’s Included: Problem-solving mindmap sheet- Come up with business ideas that solve everyday challenges Planning pages- Define your product, purpose and target audience Marketing and advertising task- Design your own eye catching advert Budgeting challenge- Work out start up costs and calculate profit Printable money tracker- A fun, colour-in earnings chart Creative reflection space- Plan next steps and set goals Details 14 page printable PDF Suitable for KS2 (Ages 7-11) Ideal for group work or independent learning

11+ Maths Revision Cards with Questions I created these for my son originally to help him remember key concepts that he may come across in the 11 plus maths exam (this was based around the CSSE exam but is easily transferrable). Each card has a simple example/explanation of the key areas. There are also cards at the end with a few 11 plus level questions, grouped by concept. Areas Covered: -Adding and Subtracting Fractions -Multiplying Fractions -Dividing Fractions -Simplifying Fractions -Area and Perimeter -Angles- key facts -Types of Triangles -Turning Fractions into Decimals -BIDMAS (order of operations) -Converting Measures (length, weight and capacity) -Mean -Finding time differences -Percentages -Division -Coordinates -Prime Numbers -Factors Rounding Numbers -Indices -Multiplying and Dividing Negative Numbers -Exam Tips These are A5 sized on a pdf document- however, if you would like them smaller you can select ‘print 2 per page’ or ‘print 4 per page’ and it will make them more pocket-sized.

Set of word problems for consolidating the bus stop method of division (no remainders). Differentiated 3 ways, with one decimal problem at the end for HA children to solve. Intended for year 4-5. Enjoy!

Lesson plan based around using the 5 senses in our writing- I used the ‘Chaperon Rouge’ clip from The Literacy Shed as a stimulus. I created this lesson for an interview and it went down really well. It was intended for a (very snappy!) 30 minute lesson but could easily be an hour’s one if needed. Intended for a year 5 class but can easily be adapted for year 4 or year 6. Resource includes: Lesson plan Example adjectives and sentence openers to support LA students Screen shots from the film to have on the desks Planning sheet for students Enjoy!

‘4 in a Row’ multiplication game. Tests students’ knowledge of the different ways to multiply and encourages them to select the most efficient method. Intended for year 5 but could be used for year 4 or 6.

Basic planning frame for a persuasive letter. Would suit Upper KS2 students. Enjoy!