Jess Bee

A Colour-By-Number with a musical twist. Notes replace numerals and by colouring them in their assigned colour, a mysterious images appears! A great, growing piece that I've used for all primary school students. The sooner you purchase it, the cheaper it is for you as I add more to the collection. I don't know about you, but I always introduce Ta, Ti-Ti and Zah first and it's a tricky thing to find activities that contain these three only. Several pieces contain the basics, but the more intricat

This will slowly grow in difficulty - but for now, here are some cards I've made - 6 packs per 30 pages so three prints of this bad boy should cover your class for at least pairs! I went onto a free Bingo site and put in numbers 3-30 too so that students can take one of these cards off of the top, say what it is, prove it to their partner without counting each dot individually (so - adding on, counting in 2's, near doubles etc) and the first to get a row wins BINGO :)

I have a very visual mind. Whilst working with Year 1 and 2 last year, I found that students consistently confused column and bar graphs. Whilst walking past the town hall, I suddenly has some inspiration and the next week we talked about the columns that hold up the front of the town hall and 'chocolate' bar graphs. It worked really well for the majority. Now that I'm doing STEM and students will need to collect and display data, I wanted an easy reference poster. I hope you enjoy. Included are