Contains 5 initial sound image sheets. sheet 1 sound focus: m,a,s,d,t sheet 2 sound focus: i,n,p,g,o sheet 3 focus: c,k,u,b,f, sheet 4 focus: e,l,h,r,j sheet focus 5: v,y,w,z,x provide corresponding colour cubes or copy gets to cover correct image.

contains 8 worksheets each contains 3 simple CVC sentences to read. Cut and stick the corresponding images to match

Contains x2 CVCC/CCVC and x2 CVC worksheets

contains conker themed number mats (numbers include 1-6) provide conkers with different number representations for children to match.

8 CVC read it, match it sheets. Match the CVC pictures to the words. 5 words per sheet, covering phase 2 plus digraphs qu, sh, th & ch Can be used as a cut & stick activity or chop and laminate to make a reusable activity.

Pack includes - Squirrel’s Acorn Match UP 1-5 & 6-10 Cut out the quantity and match it to the numeral. Oak trees 1-10 Use loose parts, acorns, pompoms to count out the right number for each tree or or match 1-10 cards to each tree.

A selection of 5 images designed for actual size Numicon pieces. Children match Numicon pieces to the pictures (A4 size) or experiment further with numbers by choosing alternative combinations of filling in each picture. An optional recording sheet is also included within the download to encourage pupils to record which shapes they used and to add them together to find the total. These are great for differentiated learning - LA pupils can focus on matching shapes while HA pupils can extend to number bonds and addition. The students in my Reception class loved these sheets and would often choose to write down the numeral next to each shape that they used on the original picture sheet, and then count all holes to find the total, recording in whichever way they chose. There are lots of possibilities to explore and secure number sense.

These worksheets have been designed and proven to educate learners on a variety of subjects that will enhance knowledge, creativity, individuality and embed valuable functional skills. The resource can be used effectively in English/Tutorials sessions. It is suitable for Entry Level 3/Level 1 (although lots of scopes to differentiate within the tasks and an Editable Word Doc is Available). This particular workbook focuses on reading comprehension and includes a fictional football match report. The Learners are set tasks to confirm understanding by answering open questions, determining true, false or unknown information and differentiating between the facts and opinions within the article. Extension Activity - Learners can re write segments of the report using their own words and terminology and including both fact and opinion. They could also write a report on an actual game that could include their favourite football team. It requires learners to demonstrate various skills and subtly embeds many of the Functional skills as are necessary for assessment. Feedback is Key; we value your positive comments and constructive criticism. Post a review and we will send you another singular resource at the same value of your choice for FREE! This resource is available to download as a PDF file. Word versions are available; feel free to message me directly for these formats at SmartbooksED@outlook.com

5 sheets, covering all single phonemes plus ‘qu’ Cut and stick the initial sounds to the matching picture. Can be used chopped and used with concrete resources or laminated and used with whiteboard pens rather than a cut and stick activity.

18 CVC campfire pictures and matching marshmallow skewers. Read the marshmallow skewers and match them to the correct camp fire. Campfires can be used alone as a writing prompt or word building activity. Includes blank marshmallow skewers, can be laminated and used with whiteboard pen too.

Full pack covering Phase 2 and 3 across 16 sheets. Read the snowflake and match the corresponding snowball.

2 cut and stick sheets covering numbers beyond 20.

This lesson is part of a wider cross-curricula unit called London Zoo which is designed for KS1 and lower KS2 students (Y2-4). The animals have escaped at the zoo and the keeper needs your help! The presentation first encourages students to describe the features of animals. It then challenges students to match animals to their names, description and habitat. It includes a variety of animals including fish, birds, mammals, insects and amphibians. There is a group activity and an individual activity: Group Activity: Students match animals to their names, description and habitat (KS1 and KS2 versions). Individual Activity: Students match animals to their names, description and habitat on a worksheet. This is differentiated three ways: Easier – Students match animals to their habitats. Medium – Students match animals to their description and habitat. Harder – Students fill in the names of the animals and match them to their description and habitat. Extension – Students classify animals as fish, birds, mammals, insects or amphibians. If you like this resource, we would appreciate a review! We will happily send you a free resource in return for a review or useful suggestions/feedback. Contact us at ed@teachitforward.co.uk.

contains different coloured butterflies cut in half for children to match

Fun matching activity. Match the missing character from 10 popular children’s book covers. Comes as a cut & stick sheet and a large scale cut version to cut and laminate. Large scale version comes with and without book title to differentiate.

Polar themed reading fun. Can be made into a fishing game with a paper clip added to each fish. 40 penguins with matching fish covering phase 2 and 3 Phonics.

Includes two different number representation sheets to cut and match the dinosaurs to make the numbers given.

Matching up the clocks with the correct times.

Simple worksheet for circuit symbols suitable for KS3 Physics classes. Students match symbols to names drawing on the sheet or cut and stick into books.

Bipartite graphs, Alternating Path Algorithm, maximal matching, complete matching

Statistics - Mean, Median and Mode, Representing Data Key Stage: 2 ★★ Can you work out which data belongs to Alpha United and which to Beta Rovers? This problem could be used at the start of a series of lessons on data handling, or as an assessment opportunity at the end of the unit. It will get children talking meaningfully about mathematics, presenting and justifying arguments. This resource has comprehensive teachers' notes and resources, linked from the problem page. This includes possible approaches and key questions, as well as possible support and extensions. The file attached is a HTML file, which, when opened, automatically redirects you to the problem on the NRICH website.