This resource is is compiled of 200 starter activities, to get your children's minds working at the beginning of the day. It is a mixture of maths, english, PSHE, music, history and art based questions that can be edited to reflect your chosen topics.

Activity - Children play in pairs. Aim of the game is to identify all the factors of a number. Children use a coloured pencil to identify a number smaller than 50. Then using another colour children take it in turns to circle all the factors of that number.

This Powerpoint is filled with 25 quick, yet challenging Maths questions. It could be used as a started or as a resource for quick finishers. It has the Learning Objectives for each of the challenges.

This sheet is for KS1 - It has numbers from 10 - 50. Children are required to write how many tens and units in the boxes. It is a great resource for assessing children's knowledge on place value.

This Powerpoint is filled with 25 quick, yet challenging Maths questions targeted at years 5&6. It could be used as a started or as a resource for quick finishers. It has the Learning Objectives for each of the challenges.

This is a great started to check positional language. Can either be used in pairs where children direct each other or teacher can instruct the children.

This Powerpoint is filled with 25 quick, yet challenging Maths questions targeted at year 3&4. It could be used as a started or as a resource for quick finishers. It has the Learning Objectives for each of the challenges.

I used this in KS1, whilst studying Claude Monet, the children had the opportunity to make lily pads. Really simple activity with step by step guide.

KS1 or ks2 This resource contains a link to an adult choir making the sounds of the rainstorm. Have the children close their eyes. What can they hear? A step by step guide of how to recreate the sound of rain using only body percussion.