A simple setting description based on the story ‘Where’s my teddy’

Inverse to check answers (addition and subtraction). A range of more complex missing number problems, to show understanding of the inverse relationship between addition and subtraction. Useful for evidence for children who are working at greater depth according to the ’ End of Key Stage 1 - Interim Assessment 2017’. Inverse to check answers (addition and subtraction). A worksheet based on the ‘End of Key Stage 1- Interim assessment 2017’ descriptors, for children working at the expected standard in mathematics. To determine remainders. A worksheet based on the ‘End of Key Stage 1- Interim assessment 2017’ descriptors, for children working at greater depth in mathematics. The worksheet includes pictorial examples to demonstrate remainders to children then gives the opportunity for them to determine remainders themselves.

Teaching for mastery Maths workshop resource with a booklet and a power point (both resources are editable). Great to use for parents workshop, staff training or to share with parents during parent’s evening. It covers all expectations from a Year 1 child, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division strategies used. It also explains what is meant by fluency, reasoning and problem solving.

This resource includes 10 extra phonics screening tests with answer sheets. Great for extra practise in the classroom, to identify gaps, or to send home for extra practise.

This resources includes red words flashcards (print double sided), red word assessment tracker/homework tick list and 13 roll and read mats to consolidate speedy reading of red words.

May 2023 sees the coronation of King Charles III - an exciting part of British and Commonwealth history. Plan some fun activities to help your KS1 class celebrate this special occasion with this pack of coronation printables. This King Charles coronation pack includes: Coronation Bingo Crossword Colouring pages Making coronation wreaths Making a crown Writing activity – If I were a king or a queen Wordsearch Maze Powerpoint presentation about coronation Design a stamp Design a coin

Teach your students to read, record and understand numbers and how they work with this poster set. They have been designed as the perfect visual to keep displayed in your classroom all year round to support your teaching and student’s learning when it comes to place value and our number system. Place value is a vital mathematical concept but can be a difficult one for students. It is the key to understanding our number system and so many other mathematical skills depend on a solid understanding of it. It is a concept that needs to be explicitly taught and revised for students to gain a deep understanding. Display these posters according to the size of the numbers your students are working with and add to your display as the year progresses and students begin to work with larger numbers.