3 high quality differentiated worksheets on the layers of the earth. Each worksheet includes a diagram of the earth to label as well as different questions to answer.

A World War I themed timeline with a barbed wire design. Pupils to research and record the key events. A LA worksheet include to stick and glue the answers in chronological order. Answer sheet also included. This activity can be completed by enlarging the answer sheet and stick around the room for pupils to find the information. HA pupils can research independently and make their own judgement as to what will go in each section of the timeline.

I use these recording sheets to keep track of the times tables my pupils are working on. As they are all at different stages, this is the best way for me to keep track while allowing pupils to progress at their own pace. Included are 3 different recording sheets for teachers - choose the one that suits you! Also there is a pupil recording sheet so they can record their own results. I give them a folder and they stick this at the front so results can be recorded as they put their tests away.

COMPLETE PACK of times table tests. All multiplication tables are included with each times table mixed up. This is not like any other resource as each times table is kept separate! Thus allowing for pupils to revise a particular times table before another one. I have used this will all stages and abilities, seeing the benefits of individualised speed tests. This is a resource that has taken a long time to create but it was worth it. PLUS ANSWER SHEETS ARE INCLUDED!!! Suggestions for use: Once a child passes the test, they move on to the next one. 5 minutes to answer 50 questions. This way, the whole class sit for 5 mins together even though everyone can be on a different times table! The answer sheets are great for peer assessment for swapping tests.

I created this resource to track pupils behaviour each day. Each section has been categorised to cover all aspects of behaviour that may occur in the classroom. Suggestions for use: I used a tally mark system to record behaviours in the appropriate category for each pupil and used the note section to write details on the behaviour. Pupils knew there would be consequences/loss of some rewards if 3 or more marks were recorded on the chart each day. But it is entirely your choice how you use it and would welcome ideas!

This bundle of resources includes all you need for a healthy cereal lesson. Pupils use the worksheets to plan their healthy cereal, create it using the box template and assess using a self and peer checklist. Download Includes: -2 detailed planning worksheets for pupils to plan both their cereal box and the actual cereal -Cereal box template (credit: Mikehyman, 2013 - free as part of this bundle as I received it free) -Self Evaluation Checklist - a comprehensive checklist -Peer Assessment Checklist - traffic light checklist for one or two peers to check their work

A poster for students to refer to when writing. It displays criteria for the presentation of their work such as finger spaces, sharp pencil, numbers in the margin and to check their work makes sense.

Slow Writing enables pupils to 'slow down' and think each sentence. By implementing the writing techniques that have been previously taught, they are able to see the difference it makes to their writing. As it was difficult to find any criteria that matched my needs online, I created my own versions. These are 2 differentiated tasks that can be used for a writing lesson or assessment of writing/grammar techniques. Fully editable so you are able to change the criteria to what you have been working on with your class. PDF version including both files for an easy print.

2 worksheets with answers included. The first one is for pupils to label the equipment on a British soldier. The second one requires some research either in books or websites (a direct link to a webpage is included in the answer sheet) to find out the uses of all the equipment.

Editable sticker chart where pupils earn a sticker once a target or a desired behaviour is achieved. For this chart, a sticker will be worth a reward of your choosing.

The resource contains 2 different versions: one with numbered levels 1-4 and the other with labels (beginner, apprentice, master, expert). Pupils can either identify the level by number or if they are at, say, master level. Fully editable resource that can be adapted to suit your needs. Please Note: When printing, choose to frame the slides so you can see the full effect of the numbers. They are meant to fall outside of the page so if they are moved, you will not get the same effect. Suggestions for use: I created this to see the pupils understanding at a glance. I may get them to write the number at the end of their worksheet/jotter or on whiteboards. They also write LOU=4 in short as we have practised the process many times.

These posters can be used as part of a writing display or a clip chart. Using as a clip chart enables you to see where the pupils are in the writing process, and for them to plan their time. -There are a variety of stages so you can choose to introduce a few at a time or keep any out. Posters include: Pre-Writing, Draft, Revise, Edit, Peer Reflection, Final and Evaluate. Each poster includes what the pupils are to do or think about in each part of the writing process. -More suitable for upper primary school but can be used at any stage. I currently use these with my Primary 7 class. -Print on card or laminate for durability.

Student Login and Password Cards (Editable) -Organise your students logins information in one place! Print one copy for your students and keep one for yourself. I have printed them on card, hole punched and bound together with a metal ring for easy access for pupils during class if they forget. -This product is fully editable so you can type in student names, website info, username and passwords. -I use numbers in my class for organisation purposes, so these can be deleted if not needed.

Set of 12 reward cards used to recognise achievement, hard work, positive behaviour and attitude. Print on different colour card ready to give out to pupils.

A set of 10 time interval scenario task cards using different time formats.

Pupils research a country for basic information. 2 per page. Draw flag on the back. I used these for First Level (P2/3) with an atlas and online websites. Suggestions for use: Print on card so the research can be recorded one side and pupils can draw the flag of the country on the other. Then attach paper straws to one side to make a 'flag' for a great display!

2 differentiated worksheets for recording research about the Commonwealth Games. Used with a primary 3 class using the youngcommonwealth.org website but suitable for a variety of ages or for less able upper primary. The LA worksheet asks direct questions from the website whereas the HA leaves open to record any facts. Each sheet contains a blank flag for pupils to draw the commonwealth flag.

6 page editable document that includes an imaginative writing task. Each page has a different picture, used as a stimulus for writing. Can be used as a task in class or sent home for extra practise.

An activity to explore the health hazards facing soldiers in World War I. Each pupil has a worksheet with a photograph. In the box beside, they will write notes from information that has been displayed around the classroom. They will need to record notes after deciding which photograph it is matched to. This resource includes the information that can be cut out and displayed around the classroom, an answer sheet and 2 differentiated worksheets. LA pupils can cut out each of the statements and match to the photographs in their jotter.

A class V.I.P. (Very Important Person/Pupil) can be awarded to a student each week. This resource includes a V.I.P. certificate, a poster with the criteria and various labels. I use the labels for a lanyard that the pupil can wear throughout the week and a supplies label that is attached to V.I.P. stationary resources.