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This resources consists of 5 resources (across 14 pages/slides). These resources focus on the names and properties of 2D and 3D shapes and make links to shape within our environment. The powerpoint also includes a quiz and optional task to teach 2D shape. This could easily be adapted for the teaching of 3D shapes. There is also a worksheet with questions on 3D shape nets - more suitable for upper school students or more advanced pupils.

These resources are suitable for early years through to upper primary/elementary school. These resources compose of: - O'clock and half past worksheets and games - Quarter past and quarter to worksheets and games - Focus on digital and analogue times - Focus on both 12 hour and 24 hour time - Bus timetables and T.V. schedules - Time loop card game - Stopwatch activity - hours, minutes, seconds - Addition and subtraction of hours and hours and minutes - Using terms 'before' and 'after' and 'ear

This resource consists of a series of worksheets to grasp number bonds from 11-15. These are very visual and involve the pupil colouring in or crossing out the number of objects given at the start of the calculation to view how many objects remain to complete the calculation. There is also an odd and even colouring activity and a powerpoint to print the matching card game. This is where the pupils should match the calculations on the bones to the correct answer on the dog. There are 4 bones per

Everyone loves a snow day off work and school and children especially are very fascinated by the snow. These resources should evoke curiosity, answer pupil questions and prompt logical and critical thinking skills regarding the effect of adverse weather conditions. The following resources make great links to Science (weather and materials), Literacy (descriptions) and Maths (symmetry) outcomes to develop pupil knowledge and skills across the curriculum. This resource is composed of: - An 8 s

This resource includes: - Front cover - 33 writer remembrances - 33 purposes to learn to write - 33 character descriptions - 33 feelings/emotions - 33 story settings - 33 tastes/ textures - 33 onomatopoeias - 33 simile starters - 33 ways to replace 'went' - 33 ways to replace 'said'

Here are a few resources to learn about the characters in the story, 'What's a Penguin to Think When He Wakes Up Pink'. Pupils will learn to identify and sort those characters who are in the story and who aren't, recognise and discuss character thoughts and feelings and the moral behind the story and also to identify and explain WOW words to describe character appearances and personalities. A really good activity to link on to these tasks would be hot-seating where the children use what they hav

These resources include: - Fact cards for sorting task (remain Word doc for editing) - Opinion cards for sorting task (remain Word doc for editing) - Draw and Circle worksheet - Colour the fact and opinion bubbles - Storyworld stage 4 - Colour the fact and opinion bubbles - Storyworld stage 6 - Colour the fact and opinion bubbles - Storyworld stage 8 - Fact and Opinion Assessment (Easy - Write F or O) - Fact and Opinion Assessment (Medium - Write full words Fact or Opinion)