Get ready for Valentine’s Day with this no-prep Maths Revision! Let the students review learnt material in a fun way. Children will use multiplication, division, and fractions knowledge to crack the code and spell lines from Valentine’s poem. Skills: Rounding Fractions Squared numbers and roots Inequalities Decimals Includes: 1 PDF title page 3 PDF activity sheets Answer Keys

This resource will help you to teach children everything about the seeds. Students will learn essential vocabulary, make predictions, observations, investigations and of course will plant some seeds! Best choice for busy educators. As usual no preparation needed! And of course it is aligned with Cambridge standards. This resource consists of: 40 PPSX slides 18 Google Slides for the assessment 13 PDF worksheets Answer keys Topics that are covered: Types of seeds Are seeds alive Germination Parts of a seed How seeds grow Reading activities about planting seeds Planting seeds ( with the experiments) Observation journals Comparing seeds Drawing and analyzing bar charts related to the seeds

This wonderful book is for people, who like colouring and want to learn how to write in cursive. Short phrases would help to practice basic literacy skills and longer poems would help to apply the written skill The resource contains: 1 PDF file with 54 pages 26 colouring pages ( one for each letter of the English alphabet) 10 short rhyming poems for tracing The Christmas night poem for tracing 1 word search

“The Little Family” is a nonfiction book for children and adults who have just started learning the Russian language and want to practice their reading and comprehension skills. It will help students to learn new vocabulary, remember where to place word stress and apply their knowledge. Best suited for the proficiency level - A1. The book not only tells the story of one unusual family but also contains various activities that help to learn new vocabulary and practice working with the text by searching for the words using the prompts. Each page is supplemented with colourful illustrations. The glossary at the end of the book provides a translation of the most difficult words that learners could be unfamiliar with. Who is this book for: native speakers bilinguals foreign learners

“Get To Know You” resource is a great icebreaker. A set of 34 question cards will help students and teachers to know each other better and establish a positive rapport. This activity is suitable for students of all ages. You can carry the level of difficulty by establishing your own rules. Teacher reads questions, and kids provide short answers ** Students read questions by themselves, say and/or write answers on the cards *** Students read questions by themselves and use complete sentences explaining their thinking Each of the 34 question cards has a corresponding image that helps students to understand questions. Coloring cards would occupy active students and help them consolidate their knowledge. Print, colour, enjoy!