Earth Friends: Green Garden Activity pack and resources.This book by Holly Webb focuses on the small changes that make a big difference, with themes of environmentalism and friendship; the story is set in a school with 4 friends who want to make the world a better place. A great book for Y3 & Y4. Chapter by chapter reading, writing and GPS activities. Includes - Reading Comprehension; Character Analysis; Vocabulary Work; Drama ideas and links to all National Curriculum subjects. Fully-resourced. 44 files

A series of common misconceptions about Y6 Statistics are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 7 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y5 Statistics are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 5 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y6 Fractions, Decimals and Percentages are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 8 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y5 Decimals and Percentages are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 12 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y4 Decimals are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 9 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y6 Area, Perimeter and Volume are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 6 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y5 Perimeter and Area are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 7 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y3 Mass and Capacity are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 8 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y6 Algebra are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 10 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y5 Fractions are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 6 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y4 length and perimeter are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 8 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y3 length and perimeter are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 7 misconceptions.

Chapter by chapter reading, writing and GPS activities. Includes - Reading Comprehension; Character Analysis; Vocabulary Work; Drama ideas and links to all National Curriculum subjects. Fully-resourced. 122 files

A series of 7 reasoning and problem-solving questions about Y4 multiplication and division. Based on Y6 SATs questions from prior year groups objectives. Answers provided.

A series of 7 reasoning and problem-solving questions about Y3 multiplication and division. Based on Y6 SATs questions from prior year groups objectives. Answers provided.

A series of common misconceptions about Y6 ratio are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 8 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y5 multiplication and division are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 7 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y4 multiplication and division are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 8 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y3 multiplication and division are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 6 misconceptions.