Enjoy the spooky version of this classroom fave, including a mystery trick or treat square that adds to the game.

In this activity children will place a pirate ship on an island showing the corresponding number. This resource includes: Fingers 1-5 matching 6-10 matching 1-10 mixed matching Domino 1-5 matching 6-10 matching 1-10 mixed matching Tens frame 1-5 matching 6-10 matching 1-10 mixed matching Pirate Ships 1-10 Table Sign This resource particularly supports: Subitising amounts Linking quantities to numeral Developing number sense Fine motor skills

Bright, Hand-Drawn Resources Inspired by The Night Pirates by Peter Harris Dive into 25 pages of engaging early years resources based on the exciting story The Night Pirates. All illustrations are bright and hand drawn by myself, bringing a personal touch to learning. This pack includes a variety of activities across maths, literacy, and PSHE: Counting More/Less Subitising game Positional language (2 worksheets) Silhouettes Simile activities Labelling Describe a character (2 worksheets) Feelings activities Ordering by size 3 literacy writing tasks Design a pirate flag Thought bubbles Simple sentence writing 2 packs of feelings cards Perfect for EYFS settings or home learning, these resources support a wide range of early learning goals. Please explore my other hand-drawn book-themed resource packs, and your positive feedback is always appreciated! #TheNightPirates #EYFS #EarlyYears #HandDrawnResources #LiteracyAndMaths #TESResources #PositiveFeedback

This, is the Pirate Game! It is amazing! Updated for 2026. I play this with each of my classes at the end of each term. This resource includes my updated version of my original game sheet included a symbol I’ve used over the past few years - the ‘Lightning Bolt’ symbol. The resource includes my Pirate Game sheet (pdf), a fully editable ppt file with the Pirate Game sheet so you can adapt it to include your own symbols/rules. The Grid to display on the IWB and I have also updated and provided a guide as to how to play the game for anyone who hasn’t had the pleasure as of yet.

2 weeks of activities based on the story the pirates next door. I have done this in year 1, focusing on adjectives of settings and retelling the story. Second week focuses of for and against text, supported by role play which my children really enjoyed and got into character. I hope your children enjoy this book as much as mine did.

Pirate themed ‘What Can You See’ writing… includes discs and table sign

Here is a range of resources i have used during our topic of pirates. We focused on the key text ’ The Night Pirates’ and led onto money and co-ordinates in maths. English planning is included. Coastle habitats, flags and the different continents for Geography and the History of pirates e.g. Blackbeard for History.

In this activity children will cut up, reorder, and create simple sentences. This resource includes: 15 sentences,ranging in complexity Table sign Blank table sign This resource particularly supports: Understanding of sentence structures Reading of sentences Word order in sentences Farm related vocabulary Builds awareness of full stops,capital letters and finger spaces Reading of high frequency words Develop scissor control Hand-eye coordination

A plan for Y2 and top end of Y1. This is a 3 week Fiction unit of work based on T4W using a skills ladder and modelled text. If you don’t know this story, it is a really good one! There are resources included to help with the teaching and delivery of this unit of work. I have also included flipcharts with various screens to save you time! I also have a Non-Fiction unit of work available on my TES shop so check out my other resources. This unit is perfect for summer term, especially when gathering evidence for possible moderation. You will see in the plan how I have targeted certain children as a focus in certain lessons (XXXX).

An easy-to-use PowerPoint of the Pirate Game for use in maths lessons. Step-by-step explanation and brief example. Blank grid to print for students on the last page.

Pirate themed first, then and now. Comes with ten frame treasure chests, coins numbers 0-10 and chests with finger representations 0-10 Also comes with first, then and now templates in both subtraction and addition.

A Variety of Literacy Tasks based on a Pirate Theme. Word mat provides useful words and phrases to support writing tasks. Pirate Character Description Sheet with Writing Prompts and Graphics Island Setting for a Pirate Adventure with further writing prompts Simple Drawing Tasks Label a Pirate Sentence Strips Mapping Task Pirate Spelling - Whiteboard Tasks A great additional resource to support and enhance a pirate topic. I would be delighted to receive feedback.

Can you unscramble the letters to find the name of Pirate Blunderbeard's? Can you complete the pirate patterns by drawing and colouring the picture you think should come next? How many of each crab can you find on each page? Write down what you'll find at each of the map co-ordinates.

A variety of PPTs, fact sheets and worksheets to help teach about the topic of pirates.

Here is the first 5 lessons of a pirate SOW Introduction- Blackbeard- Rules- Punishments- Tactics All support materials have been included and all video links Use and enjoy how you wish

Lesson plan and resources included. The lesson was taught to a class of high level primary SEND children aged 8-10 but could be used within a primary key stage 1 setting. The planning is included as well as resources, encouraging children to move around the map and speak or write directions to collect the treasure. Picture cards included if you wanted to make it into a game. The pack comes with a letter written to the class to hook them into the lesson.

This is a card round robin activity. Simply print off the 15 cards and the answer sheets and place the cards around an area. The students can then work their way around the cards. The answer of one card links to their next card which is a fun and engaging way to explore their mental maths skills.

Brighten up SATs revision with this great fun alternative to past papers! This Swash-buckling board game involves pupils moving around the board and answering past SATs questions in order to win treasure. This pack includes the board, the rules and 32 SATs question cards with answers (you could also add your own cards by using SATs papers in the future). The last page also invites pupils to invent their own game for the students to revise with the following year (but of course they must provide answers to the questions they set!) To play you will need to cut up the question cards (I suggest laminating them for future use) and print the board in colour for each team. I usually let the rest of the team decide if the question has been answered correctly (that way they all have to work it out!) but there is an answer sheet provided for checking if they are not sure. You will also need counters, dice and mini whiteboards.

Learn about coordinates with a map from the collection of Pirate objects with this resource from Royal Museums Greenwich.

A fun, festive, variant on the popular Pirate Game. The rules can be found for The Pirate Game online but let me know if you cannot find them. I hope you enjoy this resource, I know kids love playing this game multiple times. Let me know what you think.

Yarr, Ahoy mateys!Join Pirate Pete as he walks the plank! Make sure you finish the task before he ends up in the sea! If you love our other timers you will certainly love this! It comes with pirate music! This is a fun countdown timer that can be used as a time management tool in any lesson. You have a choice between a 2 or 5 minute OR 15, 30, 60 or 90 second timer. The timings can easily be altered in the animation pane to make the timer shorter or longer should you so wish. The slide can be copied from this presentation and pasted and inserted into your own presentation if you so wish! Feedback is most welcome. Please do not hesitate to contact us on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/TeachElite/