Based on the traditional Tenebrae (darkness) service. As suitable for a multi-faith school as I could make a full-on Easter assembly.

Includes worksheet on Eratosthenese seive I use it with Y3 or Y4 GAT groups - but can be used with Y5 or 6 regular groups

I use this with my Y5 GAT groups - useful for understanding non-decimal bases - and being grateful for maths as it is today! I have left these in Arial - I print them in a copperplate font I don't have a lesson plan to go with this written down - pm me if you would like one

I use this with my Y5 GAT groups. The numbers and the problems at the end are from eyelid (credited in the document), which asks you email and say you are using the material, and credit it. Good for place value understanding and appreciation of modern place value consequent on zero I have no written lesson plan, but pm me if you want one or any more info

Godd for maths/art groups. Use double page in middle of maths book for drawing. For younger groups, draw the first or even first 2 sqaures in. Whilst they can colour in the smaller squares, the larger square are best patterned or having pre-cut coloured squares glued on them.

The first play is the traditional naming of the years. You could split the narrator's part, or roll Buddha/Jade Emperor into one person and/or ditch the cat. The 2nd play introduces Nian. We used a dad to play Nian, who does a lot of menacing and dancing about, but an extrovert Y5/6 could do it. This is not the version of the story in Wikipedia , but is the version on the People's Republic of China website.

A KS2 assembly including a traditional Christmas nativity tableau

Simple exercises whole class can do up to challenging abacus work for GAT children

The 4 shapes have sides the same length to allow semi-regular tessellation - fun to print each on different coloured paper

the 'take home&' sheet can be strimmed into sheets to glue into maths books. good for mixed maths/art groups.

I don't do lesson plans - if the teachers&' notes need amplification, please pm me. I use this in my Y5 GAT extension group - have updated it since given a couple of toroids

See my 'Fibonnacci&' resource for how to draw a Fibonnaci quilt/spiral

Not a general knowledge quiz - designed to encourage good internet searching.

A sequence of 2 to 4 lessons starting with the positive integers and working Socratically through to imaginary numbers and possibly quaternions. It doesn't cover anything much that isn&'t in the ordinary syllabus at some point, but does present the number plane as an integrated whole. Sorry - I uploaded this before I realised the sqrt 2 proof is only on the school computers - will add it next week.

Warning - can take ages to download. should be set on a loop if wanted as classroom background.

This is an answer to a query on the forum - my be useful to other non-specialists wanting to understand/explain the relationship between mass and falling times with and without parachutes.

Combines maths and art/crafts

Could be incorporated into Ancuent Greece topic work

should be self-explanetary. Sorry - I had some A4 and A3 masters marked into 1cm strips, but i can't find them. For the hearts, you can fold paper into 4 and cut away the corner to make a cross rather than use 2 separate strips