Say it, write it, draw it 5 sheets covering CCVC & CVCC

“Changing States of Matter Worksheet: NGSS-aligned for grades 5-9! Interactive diagrams, real-world examples & critical thinking. Print & go—download now!”

Little People, Big Dreams Reading Comprehension Bundle – Grade 3 Bring the inspiring “Little People, Big Dreams” series to your classroom with this Grade 3 reading comprehension bundle! Students will explore the lives of remarkable figures and discover how curiosity, creativity, and courage can make a big impact. What’s Included: This bundle features five engaging passages inspired by the Little People, Big Dreams series: David Attenborough – Discover the wonders of nature and the importance of protecting our planet. Vincent van Gogh – Explore creativity, emotion, and self-expression through art. Mahatma Gandhi – Learn about peaceful action, fairness, and standing up for what’s right. Jane Goodall – Understand patience, observation, and the intelligence of animals. Coco Chanel – Learn about innovation, confidence, and changing the world of fashion. Each passage comes with age-appropriate questions focusing on key reading skills: Main Idea Vocabulary in Context Sequencing Inference Skills Developed: Identifying the main idea and supporting details Understanding new vocabulary from context Sequencing events in order Making inferences and drawing conclusions Connecting reading to real-life actions and values Encouraging thoughtful discussion and reflection Perfect For: Guided reading or literacy centers Independent practice and homework Assessment and comprehension revision ESL/EAL learners

Bring financial literacy to life in your classroom with this interactive Theme Park Enterprise Project, where students design, build, and run their own theme park while learning key skills in budgeting, profit calculation, and pricing strategy. This 8-lesson project guides students through a realistic business simulation, allowing them to apply maths in a practical, engaging way. Ideal for upper primary (KS2/Year 5/Year 6) or early secondary classes. Whether you are looking for a class project or wanting to put on a whole school project, this is guaranteed to get the children engaged and showcase their learning. What’s Included: Full Teacher’s Lesson Plan (8 clearly structured lessons) Detailed step-by-step instructions for each stage of the project Printable lesson structure table for easy classroom use Explanation of loan, budgeting, running costs, profit calculation, pricing, and customer happiness Award categories to build competition and engagement Detailed breakdown of visitor numbers, advertising impact, and financial adjustments Profit tracking and happiness scoring system Realistic business language: loans, interest, advertising, revenue, costs Skills Developed: Financial literacy Budgeting and pricing Profit and loss calculation Strategic thinking and decision-making Data handling and real-life maths application Teamwork and problem-solving

Soon to be a major motion picture! Ferdinand is the world’s most peaceful–and–beloved little bull. While all of the other bulls snort, leap, and butt their heads, Ferdinand is content to just sit and smell the flowers under his favorite cork tree. Leaf’s simple storytelling paired with Lawson’s pen-and-ink drawings make The Story of Ferdinand a true classic. Commemorate the 75th anniversary of the book’s original publication with this beautiful and affordable 8x8 paperback edition. Report an issue with this product or seller Reading age 2 - 6 years, from customers Print length 32 pages Language English Lexile

Join the call for a better world with this New York Times bestselling picture book about a school where diversity and inclusion are celebrated. The perfect back-to-school read for every kid, family and classroom! In our classroom safe and sound. Fears are lost and hope is found. Discover a school where all young children have a place, have a space, and are loved and appreciated. Readers will follow a group of children through a day in their school, where everyone is welcomed with open arms. A school where students from all backgrounds learn from and celebrate each other’s traditions. A school that shows the world as we will make it to be. “An important book that celebrates diversity and inclusion in a beautiful, age-appropriate way.” – Trudy Ludwig, author of The Invisible Boy

LO: To write a descriptive paragraph of the Rainforest. Activity: Children to use their senses and expanded noun phrases to write a descripitve paragraph to describe the setting of the rainforest using slow write. The PowerPoint provides examples of expanded noun phrases for students to use in their descriptive writing paragraph about the Rainforest.

Rosa Parks Colourful semantics word bank, communicate in print / widgit text and sentence ordering.

This resource contains the first of three packs designed to support the delivery of the White Rose Maths Scheme Year 2 Geometry: Position and Direction - Weeks 1-3 of the Summer Term. The resource focuses on the following White Rose Maths ‘small steps’ Describing movement Describing turns Describing movement and turns Making patterns with shapes The resource contains 21 worksheets/activities (concrete, pictorial and abstract) linked to the above small steps with an emphasis on the mastery approach to learning advocated by the White Rose scheme and includes reasoning and problem-solving tasks. Answer keys and solutions are included. These resources will develop the pupils ability to achieve the following Year 2 Maths National Curriculum Objectives: Use mathematical vocabulary to describe position, direction and movement including movement in a straight line and in distinguishing between rotation as a turn and in terms of right angles for quarter, half and three-quarter turns (clockwise and anti-clockwise directions). Order and arrange combinations of mathematical objects in patterns and sequences. You may also be interested in: Year 2 Geometry: Position and Direction - Week 2 Year 2 Geometry: Position and Direction -Week 3 Year 2 Geometry: Position and Direction Bundle More Maths Resources

Suitable for History, Geography, PYP where we are in time and place L.O: I can identify primary and secondary sources of information. Review your vocab with the following document with your teacher Read through the PPT with your teacher, identifying the difference between primary vs secondary sources of info. In groups- sort the following into primary or secondary sources of information. List your reasons why for each choice. Sorting activity Activity 2: In pairs, take turns asking Q- “Primary or Secondary?” to your partner. Challenge G & T (Extension) Plenary: Complete the exit ticket EAL Display poster

This resource includes, PowerPoint slides for organising toys on a timeline with SEN support and activity ideas on the slides. This lesson involves: children exploring a timeline which shows within and beyond their living memory, organising real toys and then photos of these toys for evidence in their books, and a summary sentence for the plenary.

“Father Christmas needs a wee. He’s been drinking drinks since half past three . . .” At each different house that he visits Father Christmas drinks and eats all the goodies left out for him. Before long he really, really, really needs a wee. So much so that he even forgets to leave the presents behind. But he dashes back, delivers all the pressies and flies home at high speed to avoid an embarassing accident . . . there’s just one tiny problem . . . he’s lost his house key! Find out what happens and whether Father Christmas ever gets to relieve himself in this brilliant and fabulously funny counting book from the talented author/illustrator Nicholas Allan!

Addition worksheets for early year students

Engage your secondary students with this high-quality, comprehensive Smart City STEM Activity Pack! Designed for Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 (Grades 6–10), this resource explores how modern technology, renewable energy, and the circular economy shape the cities of tomorrow. Whether you are looking for a standalone STEM Project Day resource, interactive group work, or cross-curricular materials for Science, Geography, and ICT, this pack provides everything you need. Key Features: • 5 Interactive Modules: Covers Smart Grids, Smart Mobility (Transport), Automation (Smart Homes/IoT), Circular Economy (Waste), and Sustainable Urban Planning. • Real-World Problem Solving: Students tackle real-life scenarios, such as managing power grid fluctuations and prioritizing critical infrastructure (like hospitals) during energy deficits. • Differentiated Learning: Includes extension tasks specifically designed for older or more advanced students. • Teacher-Ready: Comes with complete Teacher’s Guides and a fully worked Answer Key / Solutions Guide. What is Included: • Student worksheets and analysis sheets. • Station resource cards and scenario briefs. • Critical thinking mini-stories. • Complete teacher setup and pedagogical guides. Subject Alignments: • Physics & Science: Renewable energy sources, electricity generation, battery storage, and efficiency. • Computer Science & ICT: Sensors, automation, algorithmic thinking, and smart infrastructure. • Geography & Environmental Education: Sustainability, resource management, and climate-conscious city planning. • PSHE & Civics: Community resources, infrastructure priorities, and future citizenship. File Type: Print-ready PDF. Time Layout: Modular format. Run single 60-minute lessons or combine them for a full-day cross-curricular STEM event.

Teach programming logic and computational thinking WITHOUT any screens! Are you looking for a foolproof way to introduce your students to coding concepts without fighting with technology, dead batteries, or software updates? Programming Without a Computer is a comprehensive, hands-on “unplugged” workbook designed specifically for Middle School / Lower Secondary (Grades 6–9 / KS3). It serves as the perfect bridge before diving into visual or text-based programming languages like Scratch, Blockly, or Python. Through engaging, real-world activities—ranging from writing recipe steps to guiding classroom robots—students naturally master the core logical concepts behind all modern technologies. What’s Included in This Pack? This high-quality, print-and-go PDF includes 6 scaffolded core activities, 3 bonus challenges, teacher guides, and a full answer key: Activity 1: Recipe Algorithm – Transition from daily routines to precise, unambiguous algorithmic steps. Activity 2: Robot in the Classroom – Writing navigation instructions using a 5x5 grid and testing the code. Activity 3: Decision-making Algorithm – Introducing branching logic and the IF - ELSE rule. Activity 4: Program Using Blocks – Getting familiar with motion, action, conditional, and loop blocks on paper. Activity 5: Loops and Repetition – Understanding shorthand notation, optimization, and the concept of an infinite loop. Activity 6: Algorithmic Challenge – A comprehensive final mission that connects sequences, conditions, loops, and actions. 3 Bonus Mini-activities: Mini-activity 7: Find the Error (Debugging) – Spotting and fixing broken code. Mini-activity 8: Shortest Program (Optimization) – Finding patterns and writing efficient code. Mini-activity 9: Become an Algorithm Creator – Design your own game plan and challenge a classmate! Assessment & Rewards: Student Reflection Sheet for formative assessment and self-evaluation. Young Programmer Certificate & Progress Medals to boost student motivation. Key Coding Concepts Covered: Sequences (step-by-step logic) Conditions & Branching (IF - ELSE) Loops & Repetition * Block-based programming logic Debugging (finding and fixing errors) Code Optimization (efficiency) Why Teachers Love This Resource: NO PREP / Print & Go: Just print the pages and you are ready to teach! No computer lab required. Perfect for Sub Plans: The instructions are so clear and the answer key so detailed that a non-tech substitute teacher can easily run the lesson. Scaffolded & Differentiated: Activities naturally progress from basic to complex, allowing you to easily support struggling students while challenging fast finishers. Great for Cross-Curricular Lessons: Can be used in Computer Science (Computing/ICT), Math (logic and spatial awareness), or homeroom project days.

A resource for primary classroom or peripatetic teachers to assist total beginners. Intended as a gentle and gradual introduction to music reading. The Bass Guitar Method is a complimentary resource for class/school orchestras to allow a bassist to accompany the guitarists. The method includes three PDF booklets: Guitar Tabs & Chord Charts (incl. How To Guide) Chord Diagrams Bass Guitar Tabs THE METHOD The Beginner level consists of 12 lessons which are 8-bar music exercises. Each exercise introduces a new note/rest length or another musical symbol. Lessons are named after the topic they cover. The notations are formatted in landscape orientation, to be used on electronic devices or printed. FOR WHOM? This method is recommended for students in primary school education without any previous music knowledge. GUITAR TABLATURES (MELODY) At this level, notations are not used. Rather, the standard guitar tablature is utilised, containing 6 lines representing the 6 guitar strings, with numbers for the frets to be pressed. The fret numbers contain note parts (stems, flags and beams) to indicate the length of notes. Instead of notes, note names are given below the tablature staff, allowing the students to start grasping the music theory through the eyes of the guitar, and not the other way around. To assist young learners, the tabs and note names are colour-coded by pitch. The 12 lessons cover only 4 note pitches; the rest are introduced at the Intermediate level. Lesson names / topics covered Music Fractions (1/4 + 1/8 notes, G-A notes, Am & Dm chords ) Half note (D major chord) Quarter Rest (G major & no chord sign ‘r’) Half Rest Three Notes (G-A-B) Repeat (A major chord) Dotted Half Note Dotted Quarter Note Four Notes (G-A-B-C; E major chord)) Waltz Pickup bar Triplet CHORD CHARTS & STRUMMING Under the tablature staff, another single-line staff is added for chord strums. The chord strums are represented with the standard strumming symbols for guitar/ukulele, with up/downstrum signs on top of each strumming note. Chord names are given above the strumming staff. The method starts with two easy chords and new chords are introduced gradually. When new chords are introduced, they are marked in the subtitle of the appropriate lesson. The HOW TO This is a single-page resource attached to the main booklet, packed with information that might be useful to beginners. It visually presents the ‘mirror perspective’ of reading guitar tabs, containing an image of the guitar with the neck presented as the 6-line tablature staff, with specific info about reading tabs. THE CHORD DIAGRAMS This is a separate booklet containing major, minor and 7th chord diagrams. Colour-coded by pitch. THE BASS GUITAR TABS This is an optional resource that could be used either for an individual student on its own or as a member of a guitar ensemble. It provides very easy bass guitar parts for the tunes used in the guitar booklet.

Grade 4 Fractions Worksheets and Workbook | BeeOne This downloadable PDF E-workbook of 30 pages features Global standard worksheets of PYP(IB), US Common Core Standards, UK National Curriculum, Singapore Curriculum, Australian Curriculum, New Zealand Curriculum and suitable for any International curriculum from BeeOne Books The topics covered are Exploring fractions, Ordering & Comparing fractions, Equivalent fractions, Mixed fractions, Improper fractions, Adding & Subtracting fractions, Real life word problems and more. This E-workbook features well designed worksheets with examples given in most of them and ideal for use throughout the year to support classroom work, to help with internal assessments, holiday practice and to revise for the end-of- year examinations at school.

A worksheet on venn diagram - suitable for grade 3,4.

This color-coded visual mind map is designed to help beginners learn how to describe themselves in French in a clear and engaging way. Perfect for A1 learners / KS2–KS3 students, this resource covers all key elements of basic description: Le nom L’âge La nationalité La taille La description physique (les cheveux et les yeux) Le caractère et les traits de personnalité The layout is visually structured to support memory, speaking, and writing skills, making it ideal for classroom display, revision, or guided practice.

Data handling - Grade 3 - math - Bar graph - practice question

-Report card comments suitable for grade 2,3,4,5,6,7. -Particularly focussing on math skills.