Place value grid including units, tens, hundreds and thousands. Colourful to help engage children. Can be used in a lesson starter, input, working wall or during group activities.

Visual probability spinners. Also 3 worded problems to finish and extend.

A5 posters of the 4 operations and the = sign.

Log table to help keep track of spelling scores, times table scores and complete home work. Editable on word.

Year 1 Common Exception Words. Tick sheet with Read and Spell columns. Great to use for assessment.

Checklist for reading and spelling for year 3/4 curriculum words.

Volume poster explaining what volume is and how to solve. Great to laminate and display.

The year 5 & 6 national curriculum word checklist for spelling and reading.

Year 2 common exception words checklist with columns for assessing reading and spelling.

Name labels in the shape of lunch boxes.

BIDMAS Display Poster

Identify the relative clauses by adding in the commas to these sentences. Also, identify the relative pronouns.

A great poster to show and explain the use of a relative clause. Colour co-ordinated to show the difference between the main clause and relative clause. 2 examples followed by the relative clause rules! Great for a working wall, a lesson input or a table resource during lessons.

Colourful display showing all the 3D shapes needed for KS1 and KS2. Can cut and laminate - Each shape is a5 size. Cube, cuboid, cone, sphere, cylinder, square based pyramid, triangular based pyramid, triangular prism, pentagonal prism and semi-sphere.

A worksheet explaining when to use its without an apostrophe or it’s with an apostrophe Then 12 Qs to complete. Great for KS2.

A worksheet explaining what prepositions are. Then, there are 9 sentences to read and find the preposition in each.

Worksheet asking children to identify the subordinate clause in each sentence and to add in any missing commas if needed. Also includes a rhyme to help children remember the rules for sub clauses.

A list of sentences for which children need to identify the sentence starter (fronted adverbial) and insert a comma to show where the sentence starter is. Great for KS2 classes, either as home work, a starter or a grammar lesson.

A informative poster/help sheet to help children understand subordinate clauses and to write their own. Can be used on tables during lessons or on working wall.

A short explanation of when to use was or were. Then 9 Q to identify whether to use was or were.