Maths challenge cards inspired by the Marvel movies. I use these as fast finishers tasks but they could be used in a variety of ways. Created using gorgeous drawings by Naomi Lord!

Challenge cards of increasing difficulty to practise addition and subtraction. Children need to solve each problem to find the incorrect answer. Based on the game ‘Among Us’ so the character with the incorrect answer would be the ‘Imposter’.

Harry Potter maths word problems that test a range of mathematics knowledge and skills using fun images and ideas from the popular series. I use these as fast finisher individual challenge cards but they could be used in a variety of ways.

‘Calming Cacti’ cards with QR codes that can be scanned to take you directly to calming sounds/music and GoNoodle relaxation/mindfulness videos. I will be putting these into my Calm Corner along with other mindfulness activities and calming tools.

Number version of boggle where the children are challenged to make the chosen number as many ways as possible. I use these as fast finisher tasks but could be used in a variety of ways.

Mini Boggle games for children to search for as many words as possible in each puzzle and try to find the nine letter word. I use these as fast finisher tasks that children can use independently but could be used in a variety of ways.

cute doughnut design challenge cards for children to practise rounding up and down to the nearest ten. Designed as a fast finisher task where children clip pegs onto the correct answer, flip the card over and check if they are correct.

Fast finisher resource designed to reinforce understanding of Place Value. Contains around 50 cards with different numbers that children must partition into Tens, Hundreds and Units. Designed with a cute under the sea theme.

Challenge cards inspired by the TV show ‘Countdown’ that tests children’s numeracy skills, using additions, subtraction, multiplication and division to make a certain number. I use these as fast finisher tasks but they could be used in a variety of different ways.

A fun activity for home learning where children select the exercises that match the letters in their name to build a unique workout!

Visual reminders of writing success criteria that can be used as reminders on desks or to be stuck into jotters. These can be easily referred to and/or ticked off to support writing - particularly for early developing writers.