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In this resource, I have created a worksheet that shows different shapes that have been divided into quarters. The task for the learners to complete is to colour one quarter of shape whilst leavnig the rest of the shape blank :)

This powerpoint and activity resource is used to show learners three ‘ed’ sentences and some examples. There is also an activity included in this resource that has also been differentiated :)

In this powerpoint, you can discussions and examples of the literacy technique the rule of three. You will find examples of how to use the rule of three and suggested activities at the end of the presentation.

In this worksheet, the learners will be able to identify 1st, 2nd and 3rd person pronouns and how they can be used in a sentence :)

This resource can be used as a group activity. The learners can be placed into groups and can then write down different ideas about what right they have been provided means to them :)

In this PowerPoint, I have created a discussion based lesson on the subject of Cynefin. In it, you will find a definition of Cynefin, examples of what it could mean and a follow up task to the discussion which I will upload also :)

In this worksheet, you can engage learners to use their artistic flair to when discovering what colour can be made when mixing two colours together. Such examples in this resource can include what happens when you mix blue and red or red and yellow. There are four worksheets in total with this document :)

In this activity pack, there is a starter activity to match up the graphs/charts to their correct name. There are also example worksheets for learners to practice plotting different types of charts/graphs. The examples I have used here are graphs/charts on different recyclable materials.

In this worksheet, learners are asked to half and quarter numbers. The first worksheet is to half the numbers and the second worksheet is to quarter the numbers :)

In this All About Bee’s pack I have included the following: A Powerpoint with information on different types of Bee’s A fact sheet on 4 different types of Bee’s A Worksheet where the ;earners would find facts on each bee and would write three facts on each bee in this worksheet. There is also a place for the learners to draw each type of bee in the middle :)

This resource is to allow learners to practice rounding money. There are two different worksheets that have been differentiated. The learners will need to round the money to the nearest ten pence and whole pound :)

In this resource, I have created ‘stop and think’ cards that I use on learners to remind them on certain aspects when they have been given a writing task. Some of these reminders include underlining the date and title, to use capital letters and full stops and to always use their best handwriting. I place these cards on the learners desks which have been taped down so they serve as a constant reminder to the learners :)

This worksheet has been created to use as refresher to aid learners recap multiplying 1-digit and 2-digit numbers by 10 and 100 :)

Here is a powerpoint on the correct responses during a Mass service :)

This powerpoint can be used to identify the Great Race story about the Chinese Zodiac and in particular reference to the Dragon :)

In this activity, learners have the chance to discover qualities of different insects and their different stages of life.

In this activity pack, there is a powerpoint on different animals and how they have changed from an offspring to adulthood. There is also an activity sheet included to allow learners to carry out their own investigation on an animal of their choice and how they change in certain categories. These include their size and colouring.

Here is a document highlight Bloom’s taxonomy of learning :)

Here is a fill in the blanks worksheet that is based on the background context of the Norman Invasion and the Battle of Hastings.

In this resource, I have highlighted different sentences that can be used in the classroom. Such examples can include instead of saying ‘be quiet’ you can use the alternative of ‘can you use a softer voice?’ :)