Simply Young

A great project that ties maths and Easter together for early finishers or the end of a unit of work.

A simple and quick way to show how the contraction 'families' work. Students can colour the bandaids or draw a design on the ends. Then they simply cut around the main rectangle and fold on the dotted lines creating the contraction bandaid.

A simple recipe of a much loved biscuit. Use this as a great activity when introducing procedure writing or sequencing. Have the students label the ingredients/resources and the steps/method sections. Then either as a whole group or individually cut and sort the steps into the correct sequences before cooking the biscuits. Students can either write or glue the strips onto the recipe page.

A great set of puzzles for multiplication practise. This set includes the first 5 timetables. Simple print, cut and play. Great for small group or fast finisher stations..

A great Group learning activity. I give each group a sheet and as a team they have to work out which spelling rule applies to the words to make them plural. Each team then swaps sheets and has a go at determining the rule for the next set of words.

A great set of four clock flip games. Covers : Hour, half hour , quarter to and quarter past times. Ideal use for fast finishers or math station games for reinforcing time skills Includes, the time written in analogue, digital and written formats

A great little set of Phoneme Placemats for your students to use during Phonic lessons. Have your student move counters along the placemat while sounding out the phonemes in words. A vital skill in the learning to spell, read and write. A great activity for learning centres or assessment activities. I hope your students enjoy using them. Thankyou

A great simple postcard form that the students can use to write about their school holidays. Can be enlarged to A3 size and after writing have students illustrate the other side with a postcard style picture of one event they have written about from the holiday. Enjoy!

A great small or whole class activity. Photocopy page two onto coloured card. Cut out each word and stick in various places around the classroom. Have the children, using page one, search the classroom for the coloured words. Once they have found a coloured word they need to work out which starting word on their sheet the coloured word attaches to, to make a compound word. Students can then illustrate the page to match each compound word. Have fun!

A great Project for Upper Primary Students. Students design and create an Easter Egg wrapper taking into account the lines and angles they are using. Students also calculate the cost fo creating the wrapper and answer a few queestions based on the design. Skill Review Lines and Angles Area Addition Time Multiplication

A great Math Board to allow students to show how they work out a subtraction or addition sum. Students will need to : draw apicture for the sum write the sum using numerals Create a number sentence Answer the sum

A great project for extension groups, homework or whole class. Students create their name in block writing and then calculate the internal angles and record the type of angle. Students also graph the types of angles used to see which is the most common type of angle for their name.

Bump it style game working on the mental math skill of adding nine. Fun math station game.

A short match up activity. Students use different resources, dictionary, internet etc, to match the idiom to the meaning, When finished students can place idioms into funny sentences.