The most useful all-round Smartboard resource you'll probably ever use for teaching Primary Maths. Interactive resources for all sorts of maths topics including money, place value which can be used and adapted to suit your lesson as well as everyday resources such as squared paper, random number generators and a timer. OVER 60 PAGES OF RESOURCES No more messing around each morning, open the document and get going. You can add you own resources too.

Lots of fun games and activities for making PE lessons fun, engaging and energetic!

A range of shapes to move and tessellate using your class Smartboard - Just drag, rotate & drop.

Ideas for using the target game - Choose text, image or short film clip - Focus on a specific aspect related to your learning objective or focus for the activity e.g. character, setting etc - Explain the purpose of the target board. The centre area of the board is the most relevant/most suited with the outer ring being the least relevant. - Agree and drag the adjectives into the sections of the target you beleive to be most suitable.,

2 simple books for KS1 and KS2 children which can also be printed for displays. Learn and practice numbers and colours in both English and Italian with words written in both languages. Number books also contains words and numerals with helpful pictures.

Grimm's Fairy Tales CONTENTS: THE FROG-KING; OR, IRON HENRY THE WOLF AND THE SEVEN LITTLE KIDS RAPUNZEL LITTLE BROTHER AND LITTLE SISTER THE STAR-MONEY THE FISHERMAN AND HIS WIFE THE WHITE SNAKE HAENSEL AND GRETHEL THE SEVEN RAVENS ASH-MAIDEN THE ELVES AND THE SHOEMAKER THE THREE BROTHERS LITTLE TABLE SET THYSELF, GOLD-ASS, AND CUDGEL OUT OF THE SACK IRON JOHN CLEVER ELSIE THE BREMEN TOWN-MUSICIANS THE SIX SWANS THE POOR MILLER’S BOY AND THE CAT LITTLE RED-CAP KING THRUSHBEARD THE GOLD-CHILDREN LITTLE SNOW-WHITE RUMPELSTILTSKIN LITTLE BRIAR-ROSE THE THREE LITTLE MEN IN THE WOOD THE GOLDEN BIRD THE QUEEN BEE BIRD-FOUND THE GOLDEN GOOSE MOTHER HOLLE THE TWO TRAVELERS JORINDA AND JORINGEL HOW SIX MEN GOT ON IN THE WORLD THE GOOSE-GIRL THE SINGING, SOARING LARK DOCTOR KNOWALL THE BLUE LIGHT THE SPINDLE, THE SHUTTLE, AND THE NEEDLE THE THREE LUCK-CHILDREN THE DONKEY CABBAGES CLEVER HANS THE IRON STOVE SWEET PORRIDGE SNOW-WHITE AND ROSE-RED THE HEDGE-KING ONE-EYE, TWO-EYES, AND THREE-EYES THE GOOSE-GIRL AT THE WELL THE SHOES THAT WERE DANCED TO PIECES THE NIX OF THE MILL-POND THE LITTLE HOUSE IN THE WOOD MAID MALEEN

One sheet that does it all of you.

Print this document back-to-back to create a foldable booklet for children to take home. You could also fold blank paper inside this for children to complete some of these challenges on. This homework is generic and aims to give your children a mental challenge, but also to encourage them to get outside, stay active and keep their creative juices flowing. It can also be adapted and tailored to suit your class.

Use these questions after your guided reading session. After the children have read with you allow them to independently re-read the text and answer the questions while you read with your next group. Questions are based on old AF levels designed to make children: - describe & retrieve information from the texts, - deduce, infer & interpret information - comment on structure/organisation - comment on use of language

A collection of Charles Dickens novels saved as Word documents for you to cut/paste/edit & adapt as you need. A Tale of Two Cities Bleak House David Copperfield Great Expectations Oliver Twist

Teaching burger sentences - a stand alone lesson with resources.

A narrative poem following the nasty Dr Glum as he uses his magical drum to make others unhappy - but will he learn his lesson? This is the story of old Doctor Glum And the magical instrument he taps with his thumb. He’s fat and old with a temper that’s bad, And wears a red army tunic that belonged to his dad. On his head is the hat from an old marching band, Which is covered in dirt and was bought second hand. Bits of spaghetti and old food dangled - From his white beard that was scruffy and tangled. Strapped around his neck (which is as fat as a plum), Is a big red and white marching band drum… But the power the drum holds is something quite great; It’s a shame that the man with the drum’s filled with hate!

"This is the story of the fierce Captain Jones, And his pirate ship with the skull and cross bones. With a patch on one eye and a hook for a hand, He sailed the oceans looking for land. If you just spoke his name, people trembled with fear, They ran and they hid when he was near. His ship had huge sails (and being old, had no motor), It was dirty and smelly and he called it ‘The Floater’." Sure to be a modern classic; 'The Tea Swigging Pirate Jones' follows Captain Jones and his crew as they hunt for treasure in a rhyming adventure. In a journey which takes them through caves and caverns with dragons and magic, this is sure to be as popular with teachers as it is for children! A Powerpoint collection of activities relating to the text is also included.

A Brilliant and Large collection of works by the excellent Edward Lear which includes: - Book of Nonsense - More Nonsense - Nonsense Songs - Nonsense Stories - The Jumblies and Other Nonsense Verses Better still, everything is saves as MS Word documents so you can cut, paste and adapt these resources to your hearts content!

A detailed literacy unit of work (up to 6 weeks) focused on Pirates based around 'The Tea-Swigging Pirate Jones' as an inspirational text. A great resource with lesson plans consisting of differentiated activities which should save hours of planning. Plans can be adapted for use with other texts Also includes some additional powerpoint resources which may be of use.

A great summer holiday challenge... Kids can't be wrapped up in cotton wool forever. A few bumps and bruises go a long way. There are things that children have been doing since the dawn of mankind and other things they are just discovering. This is our collection of fun activities we believe all children to be able to experience and accomplish before they grow up and we’ve split them loosely into the following categories: Go Old School Crafts & Hobbies Life Skills Explore Be At One With Nature Have Fun Outdoors Visit Animals Be Good Make Food An Experience Rely On The Weather Ride Be Around People Get Wet Have fun with your children and achieve challenges like these with them: 2. Go a whole weekend without tech! 7. Learn to ride a bike 20. Help to fix something 40. Watch a sunrise/sunset 56. Sleep in a tent 91. Draw a face on a boiled egg 111. Learn to swim How many will your kids achieve?