Challenge your children with this set of 32 engaging two-digit subtraction riddle task cards. Suitable for years 2 and 3. The resource includes 32 two-digit subtraction (with regrouping) riddle task cards. One set in colour and another in black and white to help reduce printing costs. Also included are 8 blank cards for children to create their own riddle task cards; an answer grid; a recording sheet for the children and a board game for them to play using their riddle task cards. How can you use these task cards in your classroom? Use a card as a warm-up session before your maths lesson. Hide cards around the classroom; armed with clipboards and answering sheets the children look for them. Assessment - use some of the cards to see if a child understands the concept. Pairs can work together to solve cards and then quiz each other. They can be used as an enrichment or revision activity for children who finish early. Use them with simple traditional board games, each child having to solve a card before they can take a turn. Use them as a start of the day activity. Ideal for straight after play to help the children focus when they come in. They can be taken home as homework. For more ideas and great resources check us out on [Pinterest](https://www.pinterest.co.uk/goodeyedeers/. All the money raised from the sale of this resource we donate to a local charity for children called MedEquip4Kids. We hope you enjoy this resource. If you do we would much appreciate you leaving us a review and please tell your colleagues and friends about us.

Challenge your children with this set of 32 engaging two-digit subtraction riddle task cards. Suitable for years 2 and 3. The resource includes 32 two-digit subtraction (with no regrouping) riddle task cards. One set in colour and another in black and white to help reduce printing costs. Also included are 8 blank cards for children to create their own riddle task cards; an answer grid; a recording sheet for the children and a board game for them to play using their riddle task cards. How can you use these task cards in your classroom? Use a card as a warm-up session before your maths lesson. Hide cards around the classroom; armed with clipboards and answering sheets the children look for them. Assessment - use some of the cards to see if a child understands the concept. Pairs can work together to solve cards and then quiz each other. They can be used as an enrichment or revision activity for children who finish early. Use them with simple traditional board games, each child having to solve a card before they can take a turn. Use them as a start of the day activity. Ideal for straight after play to help the children focus when they come in. They can be taken home as homework. For more ideas and great resources check us out on [Pinterest](https://www.pinterest.co.uk/goodeyedeers/. All the money raised from the sale of this resource we donate to a local charity for children called MedEquip4Kids. We hope you enjoy this resource. If you do we would much appreciate you leaving us a review and please tell your colleagues and friends about us.

'Times Tables Twisters' is a great resource that gives you differentiated activities that can be used to combine the learning of times tables with the writing of tongue twisters. It can be delivered as a class lesson or used by individual children on their iPads. The children meet Terry who, like many children, was finding the learning of his times tables difficult, until he came up with this unique way of remembering them. In the PowerPoint lesson Terry describes, in detail, how he uses his times tables to create some interesting tongue twisters. This resource contains: Three PowerPoint presentation lessons one for each of the times tables – 2x, 5x and 10x. A PDF containing a set of differentiated grids that the children can use to help them create their own times table tongue twisters. An Excel sheet with the same set of differentiated grids on that can be used by children with their own laptops and/or iPads. A set of teachers’ notes with follow up ideas. As well as having fun with words the children are creating their own mnemonics to help them remember their tables. All the money raised from the sale of this resource goes to a local charity for children called MedEquip4Kids.

‘24 Lines Make A Day’ is a poem based on the 24 hours of a day. It is performed by the poet - David Horner. Suitable for Years 3, 4 and possibly 5. The resources include: A short, animated film for the children to watch and listen to David reading the poem. Teachers’ Notes which give you a) activities to do with the children based around the poem ’24 Lines Make A Day’ b) ideas for creating fresh poems linked to the ideas used to create the poem. c) suggestions for further activities The text of the poem ’24 Lines Make A Day’. If you enjoy this resource package from Goodeyedeers we hope you will tell your colleagues about it and maybe leave us a review. Many thanks. All the money raised from the sale of this resource goes to a local charity for children called MedEquip4Kids.