I have written a children’s illustrated rhyming fiction book called Where’s My Pair? Alongside the book there are literacy activities to complete, spelling, grammar, punctuation, sentence writing, comprehension, and a wordsearch. I have also included a couple of PE ideas and a colouring in sheet. These are suited to KS1 but the book could be enjoyed by Foundation to KS2 so the activities could easily be adapted. Each character is an amalgamation of 2 animals. For example Chimpiger and Tigerpanzee. The story describes the journey to find one of the missing pairs. The moral of the story is that you should never wander off on your own. The book is a PowerPoint presentation therefore can be shown on an interactive board and read to the children by the teacher. It would make a great topic book and could easily incorporate art, geography and other subjects. So far, those that have seen it have loved the characters and the pictures in the book. It’s been a great book to get children’s creativity flowing.

Maths tag game. Students search for mathematical equivalents. Resources ready to print. Involves fractions, decimals, Shapes and numbers. Incorporate maths activities into your PE lessons. Check out my other games: Telling the time and Factors dodgeball.

A fun game to learn how to use analogue and 24 hour digital clocks. Best used in the playground with supporting classroom activities. Simply print activity cards and follow the lesson plan. Check out my other active maths lessons: Maths tag and Factors dodgeball.

Multiples and factors game played during PE lesson incorporated in the fun game of dodgeball. Check out my other active maths resources: Maths tag and Telling the time.

This resource is aimed at children in Early Years and KS1 and includes 7 60 mins lesson plans. Sessions can be shortened or ran over 2 weeks. Each lesson has a different theme- Animals, Transport, Pirates, Solar System, In the garden, When I grow up and At the seaside. Activities are simple and include basic movement, coordination, balance and ball skills. Equipment list with each lesson plan. Some sessions could be adapted for lower KS2.