A game to revise sounds a,m,s,t,f,d,i Enjoy.

This presentation introduces the Big FIve game animals in Africa and includes a few facts about each animal. Use for KS1

This presentation will support discussion about animal homes. CUt ad stick worksheet included.

Play darts with your class with this powerpoint activity. Watch the 3 darts hit the dartboard and add up the score.

Adding single digit numbers. The children can count and see the sum appear.

Presentation about things that fly - aeroplane, helicopter, hot air balloon. Includes a writing frame “in my hot air balloon I saw…”

Space vocab to display in your class.

Flash cards for displays etc.

Use this presentation to teach and consolidate one more and one less. The children could have white boards or number fans to hold up the number one more or less before the teacher clicks and the number appears. My class enjoy this as it is more fun than holding up a number card!

Introduces the concept of 1st, 2nd, 3rd and up to 6th place.

Children can draw or cut out pictures that begin with each letter. Handwriting practive of each letter at the bottom of the page also.

Powerpoint and poster showing the number bonds to ten in a story of children with numbers on their shirt are going to a party where they and there friend has to add up to 10 to go.

Children sit with white boards or number fans, they count the items as they appear on the screen and then write the number.

Love teaching Under the Sea. Playdough mats, word bank and a writing frame.

Animated powerpoint where the children sound out each letter to form a word as it appears on the screen.

Presentation and worksheet illustrating tens and units. Powerpoint has 12 slides with random 2 digit numbers, teens and twenties.

Presentation naming and describing rooms of a house and features of a house. (roof, gutters, chimney, windows) My home vocab cards How many in my home worksheet.

An interactive presentation. children will use white boards to show how many they have counted.

Match the objects to see if there are enough spoons for each cup, cherries for each cake… the objects then move to their partner.

I used this as a homework task. The children had to go home and count the windows, doors, people etc in their house.

I use these playdough mats to get the children thinking and making playdough models of what they can hear, see, touch, taste and feel.