This Reading Test will give you a reading age for each child tested. The Reading Test consists of a list of 110 words, arranged in groups of ten, and presented in increasing order of difficulty. This version of the test was developed using the results from a representative sample of 2200 primary school children in Scotland. The children tested were aged from four to twelve years old, but it was found that the test was not suitable for use with children younger than six years and four months. Age range: 6.4 years to 12 years 8 pages Pages 1 to 3: Instructions Pages 4 to 6: Test Page 7: Conversion Chart (raw score to reading age) Page 8: Oxford Reading Tree levels and corresponding book bands Instructions, test and conversion chart included Fully editable

Dictionary - Clarification activity Just write down (no more than 4) unfamiliar/new words on the worksheet then ask your student’s to predict what they mean. Then, ask your student’s to find the actual definition of each word using a dictionary. Finally, ask your student’s to create their own sentence with the word. Fully editable. Suitable for all ages.

Money - Jobs, Time, Money, Taxes & Take Home Pay! 3-page booklet . ACTIVITY 1 - Jobs, Time & Money Give your student’s a pretend job (Job A, B, C, D, E) OR let them choose their own job! Either tell them their hourly wage (for each job) OR get them to research the hourly wage for their chosen jobs. Now get them to complete the template provided by calculating the daily, weekly, monthly and annual salary. Once calculated, tell them that the government takes away a BIG chunk, as does the NHS … then you’ve got other BILLS to pay! Just watch their faces drop … definitely a wake up call and an introduction to adult working life! . ACTIVITY 2 - Income Tax, Bills & Take Home Pay Once the shock has settled in, give them the next activity to complete. Get them to calculate the ‘take home pay’ for each job after deducting tax, NHS and pension contributions. . A superb lesson … your students (and parents) will love it. Instructions sheet provided. Fully editable.

What do the letter(s) represent in each expression? Ideal for KS2 or KS3. Worksheet 1: 26 questions. Worksheet 2: 12 questions. Answers provided for both worksheets and fully editable.

A complete unit of work with all resources. 16 lessons. Age range: 6 to 9 years (depending on ability). Title: Explorers. Genre: Action/Adventure/Exploration. Model Text: The Enchanted Envelope. Stimulus/Hook Text: ‘Whatever Next’ by Jill Murphy. Cold and Hot Task included. . Resource 1: A complete Unit of Work. Ideal for 6 to 9 years. 16 lessons (4 to 5 weeks of lessons). The unit plan is divided into 3 main sections: Imitation, Boxing Up and Innovation. Cold and Hot task ‘suggested activities’ included. Fully editable. . Resource 2: An ‘Explorers’ text called ‘The Enchanted Envelope’. 548 words (2 pages). Genre: Action / Adventure / Exploration. The text is divided into 4 main parts: Introduction, Build-up, Main section and Ending. Difficult vocabulary highlighted. Fully editable. . Resource 3: A picture stimulus and ‘Hook’ text. Picture and Audio Text included. . Resource 4: 3 sets of ‘What does it Mean?’ worksheets. On each worksheet, students have to read the sentence (or phrase) from the text, guess what it means and find the actual meaning. These worksheets are excellent for introducing new vocabulary. Fully editable. . Resource 5: A storyboard for one of the activities. Fully editable . Resource 6: An innovation activity booklet. 6 pages - 5 worksheets. Fully editable.

The Plague - Unit of Work & PowerPoint UOW & PowerPoint attached. ALL activities are fully integrated in a 30-slide PowerPoint presentation. Approximately 6 - 8 hours of lessons & learning. Ideal for Year 2 - Year 4 students. . **Learning intentions covered: ** To make links between the past and present To learn about the plague To describe images from the past To imagine and explain the impact of an untreatable disease To explain how a traditional rhyme is linked to our history To explain the role of a Plague Doctor To investigate HOW the plague was passed from one person to another To examine and perform roles and responsibilities of people during the plague To review and assess learning To draw a flea-infested rat . Fully editable.

12 different varieties of paper including: 9-dot paper Squared paper Grid paper (1 quadrant & 4 quadrants) Squares table Tridots More dotty paper (small, medium and large) Triangular paper Editable squared paper

Number Bonds to 10 and 20 1 worksheet 30 questions

Topic: Food Around the World. An 8-slide PowerPoint presentation exploring food eaten around the world and reasons why. Activity Worksheet: 10 different foods from around the world. Can your student’s explain where the food originates from? Good research-based (ICT) activity. Fully editable. Suitable for 7 - 11 years.

An excellent worksheet to highlight 7 key dates during World War 2. 2 worksheets and answer sheet provided. Fully editable.

Topic: AREA A simple presentation teaching ‘how to calculate the area of a shape by counting squares’. Suitable for 4 - 7 years Fully editable.

** Theme: Honesty. ** 15 - 20 minutes (approx.) ** A short cartoon, story, some sayings, a ‘new’ song called ‘Yesterday’s Dream’ and prayer. ** Fully editable.

Brownbear Story. Based on the book by Eric Carle. 19 slides. Sounds and animations included.

Focus text: ZOO by Anthony Browne. Attached is a 56-slide PowerPoint with 16 worksheets. Audio video plus a video about zoo animals included. Ideal for Year 2 or above, depending on ability. Fully editable. 4 weeks of learning.

2D Shapes - PowerPoint 15 slides Fully editable Slide 3: Name the 3D Shape – Warm Up Activity Slide 4: Name the 2D Shape Slide 5: Straight-sided 2D Shapes Slide 6: Triangles Slide 7: Quadrilaterals

A 25-slide PowerPoint with 5 integrated activities. 7 animal poems included in the PowerPoint. Fully editable, animated, clear and fun. Ideal for 6+ 2 poetry writing frames PLUS an animal poems booklet included. . Contents of PowerPoint: Questions about poetry. A poem that teaches you something. A poem that uses lots of great verbs. Poems that use lots of description. Poems that use similes. A poem that uses rhyming couplets. Performance poetry! Final Challenge!

Pretend that you are floating above the rooms in your house/apartment. What would you see? Look at the floor plan example shown … Does this look like your house/apartment? The answer to the question is probably NO! Task: Use the example Floor Plan to help you make a floor plan of your own house or apartment. If your house has more than one floor, just add additional floor plans. Draw a KEY to show what furniture is in each room. Use the Key shown to help you.

Can your students navigate around the maze using the 4 main compass points? 1 worksheet. Ideal for 6+ (depending on ability).

A 14-slide PowerPoint to refer to when introducing and teaching pre-cursive handwriting. Contents: Slide 3: Holding your pencil correctly. Slide 4: The 5 pre-cursive stages. Slide 5: The 5 pre-cursive stages (to stick in books). Slide 6: Bookmarks showing the pre-cursive letters. Slide 8: Stage 1 Pre-Cursive Letters. Slide 9: Stage 2 Pre-Cursive Letters. Slide 10: Stage 3 Pre-Cursive Letters. Slide 11: Stage 4 Pre-Cursive Letters. Slide 12: Stage 5 Pre-Cursive Letters. Also attached are 5 worksheets for your student’s to practise the pre-cursive letters. Fully editable.

Save your time with these 12 adaptable settling-in reports. Ideal for any KS1 or KS2 class. 2 pages and fully editable. Approximately 400 characters per report (including spaces). The reports are divided into the following categories: A bit disruptive. New starters. Lots of support. Regular reports.