10 x 2, 3 and 4 digit place value jigsaws (30 in total) Get children to match up the correct pieces of the jigsaw by using their knowledge of place value. Also includes 4 blank jigsaws so children can make their own. I recommend printing on card for durability as these will need to be cut up. Perfect for an introduction into place value. Fully editable in Microsoft PowerPoint. Configured to print on A4. Download also includes a PDF copy should you wish to print from that.

Use the laws of indices to simplify the expressions and match up the pieces. This puzzle features 30 expressions which when simplified allow the triangular pieces to be matched up into one large hexagon. This jigaw puzzle makes a great lesson starter or settling activity and is equally useful as a group activity requiring students to discuss their understanding of index laws with their peers. The jigsaw puzzle is in PDF format with answer sheet included.

2 Triangle jigsaws where pupils must match the singular noun with the plural form. All words included are irregular plurals. Great for a starter on a lesson on irregular plurals or just as a quick reminder. Could be used to help SEN pupils access a lesson on irregular plurals too. Fully editable in Microsoft PowerPoint. Made to be printed on A3 but I have included a pdf version for easy printing of other sizes.

A simple print, cut, match and stick jigsaw on the internal organs of the body. Two versions - one labelled with some of the organs inside the main torso (lungs, heart, liver, stomach and intestines) , and one without labels.

A triangle jigsaw where pupils must match the corresponding homophones. A great starter for a lesson on homophones. Can be done individually or in groups or pairs. There are 3 different jigsaws, each containing a different set of homophones. It is fully editable in Microsoft PowerPoint and has been made to be printed on A3. Also included is a PDF version for easy printing of different sizes.

2 sets of jigsaws. One showing compound words with words and pictures and one set showing contractions. These could be used as a one off activity or for continual and regular use i would suggest cutting them out and laminating them to make them more durable. Clipart images courtesy of Kari Bolt Clip Art, Flycatcher Clipart and Little Red

PSHE Jigsaw Lettering Display Banner in muted rainbow colours. PDF

A jigsaw text about holidays using the past tense. Students colour the bubbles in as they order the text and write in into French. They then translate it into English. 2 versions of the worksheet. One SLIGHTLY harder using ‘nous sommes allés’ as well as ‘je suis allé’ plus some extra vocab. A powerpoint with all the answers and a full English translation for both worksheets. Suitable for year 8 or 9 studying the topic of holidays in the past tense.

Jigsaw puzzle of the structure of the human heart (35 pieces) Fun starter or plenary activity. Print, laminate, cut up into squares following the guidelines. www.instagram.com/game_to_learn_/

Ensure that children understand that all the people who have come to live here since Roman times have made an impact on Britain. Children research one country that people have immigrated from and add a picture and label to a large class version of the jigsaw.

Text to cut up , pupils pup together based on looking at the English version. Follow on activities also included

Tarsia jigsaw featuring 30 questions to practice the standard rules of indices for A-Level mathematics.

a jigsaw template to use for keywords, quotes etc

A fun way for children to see times tables through a number of methods.

A Tarsia jigsaw puzzle featuring surds which require simplifying in order to fit the 24 jigsaw pieces together. Contains surds such as square root 12 and square root 160 which need rewriting in their simplified form. Tarsia jigsaws make excellent maths lesson starter activities and are equally useful as group tasks for assessment for learning. The jigsaw is in PDF format with answer sheet included.

This fun jigsaw activity is a great geography resource for reinforcing children’s knowledge of the world. It is also available as part of the Our World topic, an introduction to the geography of Planet Earth for KS1 and lower KS2 The presentation introduces students to a map of the world and highlights physical features including the continents, oceans, rivers and mountain ranges. The jigsaw puzzle activity is differentiated six ways. The age brackets below are a rough guide: 6 pieces – EYFS 12 pieces – EYFS/Y1 24 pieces – Y1/2/3 36 pieces – Y2/3/4 48 pieces – Y3/4/5 60 pieces – Y4/5/6 A guide map is included for students in Early Years and KS1. Challenge more able KS2 students to complete the puzzle without the guide map. 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.

Hexagonal puzzle useful as a revision activity or consolidation exercise. Pupils asked to differentiate implicit functions. 'Harder' puzzle type without the blank borders to eliminate guessing! NOTE: New file updated without 'deliberate' error 28/4/12

Three jigsaw puzzles for your students to practice rounding to different numbers of decimal places. Each puzzle consists of 24 pieces and 30 numbers which need to be rounded to the given number of decimal places in order to fit the triangular pieces together into one large hexagon. Puzzle 1 features rounding to one decimal place, puzzle 2 features rounding to two decimal places and puzzle 3 features a mixture of rounding to 1, 2 or 3 decimal places or the nearest integer. Perfect as a lesson starter activity or as a group exercise for further rounding practice. All files are in PDF format with answer sheets included.

For PSHE and PD specialists that follow the Jigsaw scheme of work. Here is an editable and visual curriculum road map/pathway for each year group and each jigsaw piece: Being Me in My World Celebrating Differences Dreams and Goals Healthy Me Relationships and Changing Me OFSTED love it as a visual resource for staff, children and visitors to quickly see the path of the curriculum and how it fits together and builds from one year groups to another. It is ready to go or you can edit it to add in any extra Personal Development strands that link to each piece. Don’t forget to leave a postive review if you have found this useful and supportive! You may also find my skills progression documents useful for other curriculum areas: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/foundation-curriculum-end-points-and-skills-progression-13012590 Or what about a subject leader resource pack, which includes pupil voice questionnaires as well as observations proformas: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/subject-leadership-monitoring-forms-evaluation-schedule-and-supporting-questions-13012343

A fun and challenging activity sheet that names and locates the worlds major tectonic plates.