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Teach your students to identify some of the common 'red flags' often found in phishing emails, including: • strange email addresses • spelling/grammatical errors • links • a request for personal information to be shared • a tone of urgency • ‘free’ prizes • received outside of usual hours • generic greetings You might like to project one of the 'emails' to support your explicit teaching or print/share online for your students' independent work. This resource includes four 'emails', as well as th

Students can use these blank think boards to show their working out for simple addition and subtraction problems to 12. Includes: tens framespart-part-whole number linefact family houseI hope you find it useful!

Two differentiated procedural texts using language from the picture story book 'Wombat Stew'. This jumbled recipe can be cut out and sequenced in the correct order by students when teaching the structure of procedural texts.

This resource can be used to aid students' developing understanding of counting patterns, by using in-out function tables where the 'in' column represents the position in the sequence (1, 2, 3, etc.), and the 'out' column shows the corresponding skip counting value (5, 10, 15, etc.). Function tables support students' by visually and numerically reinforcing the skip counting patterns in an engaging and interactive way. Included in this bundle: +2 counting pattern+3 counting pattern+4 counting pat

This resource contains four differentiated shape board games in both colour and black and white options. x2 2D shape board games (lower and upper level) x2 3D shape board games (lower and upper level) Possible game variations: - students land on a shape and say its name - students land on a shape and identify its properties (corners & sides OR edges, vertices & faces) - students land on a shape and identify a corresponding real-world object You may like to have students use these board gam

This resource has been created to align with the science of reading research. Begin by introducing the short letter sounds and manipulating the cards to create real and nonsense words. These cards are great for small group work! They can also be enlarged for use during a whole class focus.

These open-ended templates are perfect for use in S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) or S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Mathematics) lessons! Use them in introductory sessions, or any lesson where you'd like students to draw their attention back to the key discipline areas.

Enjoy using this free, no-prep board game with your students to create real and nonsense words using a range of initial blends! I love reading your feedback and hearing how you used this in your classroom!