Maths fact of the Week display/poster, designed to be laminated and used to record a fact each week. This could be related to the current objectives or a random fact that may often prove difficult for the children to recall.

Maths! Create a character for each of these 2D shapes, give them a funny name and personality to help you to remember them!  e.g. Ronnie the rectangle! Everyone wants to play with him, so they pull him from side to side and that is why he is stretched! Extra challenge! Create a memorable song or rap to teach the class. This will help us to remember the trickier shapes.

LO: I can calculate and remember the addition and subtraction pairs that make 100. Instructions: Using 2 dice with your throw 2 numbers, one number is going to create the tens and the other the units (6 and 3 = 63). Write the number you throw in the boxes on your work sheet, and then calculate the addition or subtraction questions.

Recount homework with Recount steps to success checklist. Write a detailed recount of your Christmas holidays. Think about what you did, what you ate, who you saw, where you went. Always read your sentences to check that they make sense and to check your punctuation. Extra challenge: Use paragraphs to organise your work.

Differentiated division homework questions. Answer these questions in your maths book using a number line or the bus stop method shown here… Example shown. Challenging ( use number line method) More challenging (use bus stop method) Superstar material (use bus stop method) Children can select their won challenge level and self assess their learning.

Editable measurement homework. Use a ruler, weighing scales, a measuring jug/cups to find the answers to these questions. Some of the answers will be printed on the products. If you don’t have any scales, try to estimate the weight. If you don’t have a measuring jug, use a milk bottle, (which will hold a litre), and try to work it out).

Multiply by 10 and 100 using 2 digit numbers and decimals. Divide2,3 and 4 digit numbers by 10 and 100.

Money word problems, involving how much in total? How much change? How much left? etc. In an editable table format, with space to show workings and answers.

Editable passport homework.

An editable homework chart, asking pupils: Can you write your own story with an issue and dilemma? The table provides 8 writing ideas, suggesting settings, characters and issues and dilemmas.

Scrumdiddlyumptious Cornerstones- Web searches and Email Computing Unit- Powerpoint with Success criteria for each session.

Editable E Safety leaflet in Publisher.

Improving your local environment planning - 7 differentiated sessions with extension activities, to suit a variety of learners.

A variety of statements, based on South East Asia, focusing on Cambodia, for pupils to explore, research and discuss.

Our Learning Objective poster, designed to be laminated and to record the lesson objective/s on your working wall.

An editable homework sheet, involving measuring in mm and cm and converting mm and cm.

LO: I can calculate and remember the addition and subtraction pairs that make 100. Instructions: Using 2 dice with your throw 2 numbers, one number is going to create the tens and the other the units (6 and 3 = 63). Write the number you throw in the boxes on your work sheet, and then calculate the addition or subtraction questions.

Can you find an example of each of these? Challenge yourself! How many can you find of each? Adjectives Verbs Adverbs Similes Metaphors Alliteration Onomatopoeia Personification

Double Consonant Investigation - Editable homework sheet. How many words can you find which exist with both a single and double consonant in the middle?

Scrumdiddlyumptious -Web Searches and Emails- Computing planning.