Nouns, Adjectives and Dictionary Skills Worksheet A literacy worksheet designed to develop grammar and vocabulary skills. Pupils read a short passage and identify nouns and adjectives before using a dictionary to find and record the meanings of selected words. Ideal for independent work, literacy centres, homework or revision. Includes: Reading activity Identifying nouns Identifying adjectives Counting nouns and adjectives Dictionary skills practice Vocabulary development Suitable for: Primary 2–4 KS1/Lower KS2 Literacy lessons Homework Early finishers

Fractions of a Group Worksheets | Halves, Quarters & Eighths A two-page fractions activity pack designed to help pupils develop their understanding of fractions of a group. Children practise finding halves, quarters and eighths using visual representations before applying their understanding through division calculations and reasoning questions. Includes: Finding half of a group Finding a quarter of a group Finding an eighth of a group Visual fraction models Division and fractions links True or false reasoning questions Suitable for: Primary 3–5 First Level / Early Second Level Maths centres Independent practice Homework Intervention groups

Introduction to Arrays Worksheet A fun and engaging worksheet designed to introduce pupils to arrays and multiplication. Children identify rows and columns, describe arrays using mathematical language, solve multiplication calculations and draw their own arrays from given descriptions. Ideal for developing early multiplication skills and understanding equal groups. Includes: Identifying rows and columns Reading arrays Multiplication practice Drawing arrays Visual representations Independent maths activity Suitable for: Primary 2–4 First Level Maths Multiplication introduction Maths centres Homework Intervention groups

Groups Of Worksheet | Introduction to Multiplication A two-page maths activity designed to introduce pupils to the concept of multiplication through equal groups. Children identify the number of groups, count how many objects are in each group, draw their own groups and write multiplication sentences to match. Perfect for building early multiplication understanding before moving on to arrays and formal calculations. Includes: Identifying equal groups Counting groups Counting objects in each group Drawing and representing groups Writing multiplication sentences Visual learning activities Suitable for: Primary 2–3 First Level Maths Multiplication introduction Independent practice Homework Maths centres

A colourful classroom display promoting independence and problem-solving skills. Encourage pupils to use their thinking skills, look around the classroom, ask a friend and then ask the teacher for help. Perfect for supporting independent learning and reducing unnecessary interruptions during lessons. Keywords: Ask 3 Before Me Classroom Display Independent Learning Classroom Management Primary Classroom Back to School Growth Mindset Learning Behaviours Independence Teacher Display

Groups Of Worksheets | Equal Groups and Multiplication A 2-page maths activity designed to develop children’s understanding of equal groups and early multiplication concepts. Pupils identify groups from pictures, write the correct “groups of” statements and draw their own representations from given descriptions. Perfect for introducing multiplication through concrete and visual learning. Includes: Identifying equal groups Counting groups and objects Writing “groups of” statements Drawing equal groups Visual multiplication practice Independent maths activities Suitable for: Primary 1–3 First Level Maths Introduction to multiplication Maths centres Homework Intervention groups

Help children develop their creative writing skills with this fun summer-themed fill-in-the-blanks activity. Pupils complete the story by adding their own nouns, verbs, adjectives and places before reading back their unique summer adventure. This activity encourages vocabulary development, sentence structure, creativity and writing confidence. Perfect for: End of term activities Summer-themed lessons Literacy centres Early finishers Home learning Primary 2–5

Help children learn important personal safety skills with this engaging PowerPoint presentation about what to do if they ever get lost. Through simple explanations, practical advice and relatable examples, children learn how to stay calm, identify safe adults, ask for help and keep themselves safe while waiting to be reunited with their family or trusted adult. Ideal for teaching personal safety, independence and confidence in everyday situations. Perfect For: Personal Safety Lessons Health & Wellbeing PSHE / PSE Life Skills Additional Support Needs (ASN) Early Years Primary 1–4 Included: PowerPoint presentation Child-friendly language Safe adults guidance What to say when asking for help Using a phone safely Real-life scenario discussion Safety reminders and key messages Skills Covered: Personal Safety Independence Decision Making Communication Skills Problem Solving Health and Wellbeing Keywords Personal Safety, Staying Safe, What To Do If You Get Lost, PSHE, PSE, Health and Wellbeing, Life Skills, ASN, Autism Support, Early Years, Primary School, Safety Awareness, Stranger Safety, Independence Skills, Social Skills

Support children in developing independence and self-care skills with this step-by-step guide to getting dressed. This visual presentation breaks the dressing routine into simple, manageable steps, helping children learn the correct sequence for putting on clothes and preparing for the day ahead. Ideal for ASN learners, early years settings and children developing independent living skills. Perfect for: Additional Support Needs (ASN) Early Years Primary 1–3 Life Skills lessons Independent Living Skills Visual Supports Home Learning Included: Step-by-step PowerPoint presentation Visual prompts and simple instructions Dressing sequence guidance Reminder page for checking clothing and footwear Skills Covered: Independence Self-care Sequencing Following instructions Daily living skills Keywords ASN, Life Skills, Independent Living, Self Care, Dressing Skills, Visual Instructions, Sequencing, Early Years, Primary 1, Primary 2, Autism Support, Additional Support Needs, Functional Skills, Getting Dressed, Daily Routine

Teach children about personal space, boundaries and respecting others with this engaging and child-friendly PowerPoint presentation. Using the idea of an “invisible bubble”, this resource helps children understand that everyone has different personal space needs and that these can change depending on the situation. Pupils learn how to recognise personal boundaries, respect others’ feelings and build positive relationships with their peers. Presentation - Personal Space.pptx Perfect for supporting social skills, emotional wellbeing and positive interactions both in and out of the classroom. Perfect For: Additional Support Needs (ASN) Autism Support Social Skills Groups Health and Wellbeing PSHE / PSE Circle Time Early Years Primary 1–5 Included: PowerPoint presentation Child-friendly explanations Discussion prompts Different personal space preferences Context-based examples Strategies for respecting boundaries Personal space reminders Skills Covered: Personal Space Boundaries Social Awareness Emotional Literacy Communication Skills Respect and Kindness Relationship Building Keywords Personal Space, Social Skills, Boundaries, ASN, Autism, Health and Wellbeing, PSHE, PSE, Emotional Literacy, Relationships, Respect, Friendship Skills, Circle Time, Primary School, Behaviour Support

All About Me Worksheet A simple and engaging 2-page “All About Me” activity designed to help children introduce themselves and share information about their interests. Perfect for the start of a new school year, transition activities, getting to know your class, or building relationships within the classroom. Included: Name writing activity Self-portrait section Age identification Favourite colour activity Favourite food activity Favourite animal activity Ideal for: Nursery P1 / Primary 1 Reception Early Years Transition days Back-to-school activities Children can write, draw their responses, creating a personal profile that can be shared with peers, displayed in the classroom, or added to learning journals. File Type: PDF Pages: 2 Keywords: All About Me, Back to School, Transition, Nursery, Reception, Primary 1, Getting to Know You, Early Years, First Day Activities, Self Portrait.