Simple presentation to introduce a new role play area.

A very simple ppt to provide introduction to symbols, leading to explanation of a few Christian symbols. (For those who are not familiar with children's cartoons, the green and black circle is a symbol for ben 10!)

A very simple powerpoint presentation to introduce some different types of houses and homes.

My planning for Autumn/Harvest in the Nursery.

This is a lesson presentation and two worksheets for a lesson on bridging ten using the ‘make 10’ strategy. It models making ten using tens frames and moves on to a written strategy. ‘Making ten’ involves making an equivilent equation that is easier to solve and is the basis for some efficient mental methods. The PPT is fully animated and models the strategy fully, reflecting the worksheets closely. Highly visual and simple way of teaching the concept for the first time. Three worksheets are included at three levels. Two remain with the practical strategy, the other moves on to written methods. I use this with Year 2 alongside practical work with tens frames. A complete, no prep lesson just open and click!

A weekly plan, starter/warm ups, teaching slides and differentiated worksheets covering: -Numbers to 20: representing with objects and pictures -Partitioning numbers to 20 -Representing multiples of ten -Using a Place Value Chart -Partitioning numbers to 100 The planning covers White Rose Maths small steps 1-6. All lessons and sheets are contained in one PPT. Each lesson has a warm up that revisits previous learning. Children could respond on whiteboards or verbally. Each lesson has differentiated worksheets and ideas for practical activities. A plenary is included for each lesson, they take the form reasoning questions. The lessons are based on the White Rose CPA approach and uses conceptual and procedural variance to build fluency. In the interests of clarity I want to explain that these materials are not the same as the White Rose materials, and do not stick slavishly to the order of teaching. I find that my children tend to need more opportunities for practice and consolidation. If your school has a more rigid approach, these may not be the plans for you!

Cut out cards, fold in half and play loop game in one of two ways, either starting with number side up, ('who has 4 tens and 2 units? ' &'I have 42. Who has 2 tens and one unit?&'; etc) Or start with pictures up ('who has 64? &' I have six tens and 4 units.&'; etc).

A fun bundle of resources that allow children to learn and rehearse the skills of adding 2 2-digit numbers without crossing the tens boundary. Two different strategies are modelled through 2 animated PPTs. Children can then apply their skills using a worksheet and fun, space themed game. The game has an IWB version included so that it can be modelled to the class before they play in pairs. Animated PPT that models how to add 2 2-digit numbers using Base 10 apparatus to support. Animated PPT that models how to add 2 2-digit numbers using arrow cards to support. ‘Spockbusters’ space themed game for IWB that allows children to rehearse the skills learned through the PPTs ‘Spockbusters’ game board for playing in pairs - you will also need coloured pencils OR counters/tiddlywinks A worksheet of addition problems Please take a look at my other addition resources for more fun ideas.

A fun bundle of resources that allow children to learn and rehearse the skills of adding multiple of ten through game play. Each game has an IWB version included so that it can be modelled to the class before they play in pairs. 1) 'Swipe' game for IWB - add two multiples of ten 2) 'Swipe' game boards for playing in pairs - you will also need multi-link cubes and dice (My classes LOVE this game) 3)An animated PPT that teaches children how to add a multiple of ten to any 2 digit number using the hundred square 4) 'Spockbusters' space themed game for IWB that allows children to rehearse the skills learned in the PPT 5) 'Spockbusters' game board for playing in pairs - you will also need coloured pencils OR counters/tiddlywinks Please take a look at my other addition resources for more fun ideas.

An attempt at continuous provision for display in different areas of EYFS classrooms; role play, sand and water area, writing area and snack table. Resource describes the continuous provision in our setting but most statements are likely to reflect the provision in most settings. Other topics covered: Assessment; Level descriptors/statements.

A PPT presentation of the life of Roald Dahl, and accompanying fact sheets and worksheets in the form of an author profile. A complete lesson ready to go, perfect for celebrating ‘Roald Dahl Day’ or as part of an author focus. This would be suitable for KS1 and lower KS2 students. Resouce includes -Fully editable, animated PPT describing the childhood, early career, children’s books and legacy of Dahl -Roald Dahl Fact sheets x 3 for differentiation -Roald Dahl author profile worksheets x 3 levels of differentiation -Black and white versions of the fact sheets (for those of us without an unlimited photocopying budget!) The author profiles could be completed from the fact sheets alone but the PPT offers a little more detail and some interactivity. I have tried to include as much of the resource in the preview as possible.

Children move around a game board, when they land on a suffix they must select a verb word card and copy the word onto their whiteboard before adding the suffix to it. The first child to write down six correctly spelled words wins. Prompt cards that remind the children of the spelling rules are provided to be used alongside the game. The game is designed to allow children to rehearse adding -ing and -ed to verbs with long vowel sounds and one syllable verbs with a short vowel sound.

Two very simple resources for reading the 'ure' trigraph.

A very simple counting game for Nursery children. Take turns to use the eraser to clean the windows and doors of the pigs’ houses. Either a pig or an empty room will appear, then count how many pigs are hiding in each house (max 3). Remember, when you have finished with the game, do not save the changes or there will be nothing to ‘clean away’ next time you play.

A simple powerpoint that I made to introduce Estate Agents to the foundation stage before setting up Estate Agents role play area.

Counting game that is ideal for outdoor area.

A fun collection of resources to support teaching the subtraction of multiples of ten. 1) An animated PPT that models how to subtract multiples of 10 from a 2 digit number using a hundred square. There are plenty of opportunities for children to participate by displaying their answers on wbs before the answer to the calculations are revealed. 2) A space themed IWB game 'Spockbusters' that involves solving subtraction problems. A great opportunity to rehearse the skills learned in the lesson starter. 3) 'Spockbusters' game board for paired play.

A fun collection of resources that teaches how to subtract a 2-digit from another 2 digit number using practical apparatus and jotting pictures (line and dot method). 1) An animated PPT that teaches children to subtract 2-digit numbers from other 2 digit numbers. The PPT starts by representing the values with Base 10 apparatus and progresses to teaching how children could use the same strategy but replace the practical apparatus with pictorial representations in order to solve the same calculations with just pencil and paper. 2) A space themed IWB game 'Spockbusters' to rehearse the skills learned in the lesson starter. This is ideal for modelling the game to the class before they play in pairs. 3) A 'Spockbusters' game board for paired play.

Beased on Eric Carles '10 Little Rubber Ducks'. Ducks are packed ten to a box aboard a cargo ship but some have fallen overboard. Now the captain needs to check his cargo. How any are overboard? Use eraser to search the sea. (Remember not to save the changes when you exit the game, if you do you will have to replace all of the seawater that you erased the first time if you want to play again!)

This resource is designed to be used by children who are familiar with Numicon. The two lessons plans introduce the concept of representing objects. The lessons are supported by two animated PPTs, one that demonstrates how to represent objects in different ways and a quiz that requires children spot incorrect representations.