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Two worksheets to practise simple multiplication and division (up to 12x12) and to recognise how they are connected as inverses - also with kittens!

Simple worksheet. The student has to write the oa grapheme in to the following words: goat, toad, boat, road, soak, toast and then cut out and stick the pictures by the correct word. This product is also part of the packet : "Phonics, long vowel sounds, cut and stick activity"

Simple worksheet. The student has to write the ue grapheme in to the following words: clue, rescue, blue, value, argue, glue and then cut out and stick the pictures by the correct word. This product is also part of the packet: "Phonics, long vowel sounds, cut and stick activity"

Number squares with multiples of relevant table blanked. I use them laminated and allow the student to write in the missing multiples using a dry-wipe pen and also to say the times table, pointing to the missing multiples as s/he goes along. The student can practise repeatedly with other numbers there as "cues". I then take away the grid and ask the student to imagine the multiples on the grid. It works really well for some students, especially strongly visual learners. As an added bonus, the c

Simple worksheet. The student has to write the ea grapheme in to the following words: meat, leaf, beach, stream, steam, peach, and then cut out and stick the pictures by the correct word. Two versions are included, the second has black and white/greyscale pictures for the students to colour them before cutting and sticking This product is also part of the packet : "Phonics, long vowel sounds, cut and stick activity"

Number squares with multiples of relevant table blanked. I use them laminated and allow the student to write in the missing multiples using a dry-wipe pen and also to say the times table, pointing to the missing multiples as s/he goes along. The student can practise repeatedly with other numbers there as "cues". I then take away the grid and ask the student to imagine the multiples on the grid. It works really well for some students, especially strongly visual learners. As an added bonus, the c

This booklet describes creative and imaginative activities that parents can do with children to help them learn phonics, reading and spelling. Many activities can also be used with classes and smaller groups within a school setting and will be of interest to teachers. As well as 19 different activities to try with your child, the booklet gives a brief explanation of synthetic phonics (as taught in many schools) and provides some straightforward advice on handwriting. There is also a section dis