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Before, Between and After Numbers - is an Excel file that produces an infinite supply of worksheets. These worksheets are for early year mathematics up to lower secondary school. The Starting number & Count In number - can be changed choose the highest and lowest - choose the range of numbers between 10 - 100. You can choose gap (counting in numbers) from -10 to 10. For primary it can produce worksheets asking 'when counting in 2s, What number is before/between 5 & 9/after 5. For secondary it can produce worksheets asking 'when counting in -2s, What number is before/between/after 5. There is also a version to use on an interactive whiteboard. All answers are provided. Press the new button to create new questions. (You do not need to know how to use Microsoft Excel - just press the buttons on screen and everything is done for you.) You can share these files with the hope that the recipient will donate a little also.

Before and After Numbers - is an Excel file that produces an infinite supply of worksheets. These worksheets are for early year mathematics up to lower secondary school. The Starting number & Count In number - can be changed choose the highest and lowest - choose the highest 10 and lowest 1 and the questions will be any number between 10 & 1. You can choose the highest as -1 and the lowest as -15: this will create questions with negative values. So can produce worksheets asking 'when counting in 3s/(-3s), What number is before/after -12. For primary it can produce worksheets asking 'when counting in 2s, What number is before/after 5. There is also a coloured version to use on an interactive whiteboard. All answers are provided. Press the new button to create new questions. (You do not need to know how to use Microsoft Excel - just press the buttons on screen and everything is done for you.) You can share these files with the hope that the recipient will donate a little also.

Before and After Letters - is an Excel file that produces an infinite supply of worksheets. These worksheets are for early years English. A letter is given in the center position and the children fill in the letter that comes before and after it. You can choose between upper case, lower case or a mixture of each. There is also a coloured version to use on an interactive whiteboard. All answers are provided. Press the new button to create new questions. (You do not need to know how to use Microsoft Excel - just press the buttons on screen and everything is done for you.) You can share these files with the hope that the recipient will donate a little also.

Alphabet Spiral - is an Excel file that produces an infinite supply of worksheets. These worksheets are for early year English. The alphabet is arranged in a spiral with letters missing, the children fill in the missing letters. You can choose upper case or lower case letters. There is also a coloured version to use on an interactive whiteboard. All answers are provided. Press the new button to create new questions. (You do not need to know how to use Microsoft Excel - just press the buttons on screen and everything is done for you.) You can share these files with the hope that the recipient will donate a little also.

Alphabet Fill in Eggs - is an Excel file that produces an infinite supply of worksheets. These worksheets are for early years English. Various letters are given inside the ‘Eggs’ - “Ovals” the children fill in the missing letters alphabetically. You can choose to upper-case or lower case letters. There is also a coloured version to use on an interactive whiteboard. All answers are provided. Press the new button to create new questions. (You do not need to know how to use Microsoft Excel - just press the buttons on screen and everything is done for you.) You can share these files with the hope that the recipient will donate a little also.

Adding Squares up to 9 - is an Excel file that produces an infinite supply of worksheets. These worksheets are for early year mathematics. Various amount of squares are shown for each calculation, the student counts the total number of squares to find the answer. You can choose to show/hide the numbers in the sum - so the student has to count the number of square on each line, create the sum and then solve it. There is also a coloured version to use on an interactive whiteboard. All answers are provided. Press the new button to create new questions. (You do not need to know how to use Microsoft Excel - just press the buttons on screen and everything is done for you.) You can share these files with the hope that the recipient will donate a little also.

Geography is the study of the physical features of the earth, includind countries, rivers, oceans and continents. Who Wants to be a Millionaire Geography Game Every time different questions and answers, UK version Starts with UK and Europe - plus well known Cities and capitals for UK residents, US version starts with the US. The African version starts in Africa - etc.

Solve the addition sum and find the answer in the number grid. Set your own size of grids.

Generate 'Number Searches. The answer to an addition sum is given, you first find the answer in the grid, but the preceding numbers must add up to the answer

4300 words arranged in topics 140 topics. Select one, two, three topics or all.

Countdown Game. Use the nine numbers to create the given number. Infinite Examples

Create coordinate puzzles that generate ‘Lame Jokes’. Students find the letters on the grid to find the joke. You can also put your own phrases/jokes in. Make them relative to your students.

25 Worksheets, Subtraction Puzzles

25 Worksheets, Addition Puzzles

50 Worksheets, Co-Ordinates Match the co-ordinates to find each letter in the joke.

50 Worksheets, Addition Subtraction, Multiplication & Equations There is a lot of work in each one; so not for the faint hearted student. They are rewarded with a lame joke when completed.

105 Riddles for Early Finishers

135 Thunks for Early Finishers

117 Lateral Thinking Questions for Early Finishers (incl. Solution Book)

10 Relay Games Includes:- Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Powers & Roots, Percentages, Equations, HCF/LCM, Mean, Median, Decimals, Reducing Fractions, Fractions to Decimals, Fractions of Amounts, Fraction Four Rules, BODMAS, d.p & sig. fig., Round to Powers of 10, Formulae of Number Patterns, Angle Names, Multiplying Brackets, Simplifying Brackets, Simplifying, Factorising Instructions Print question cards, Answer Cards and answers. Cut the question cards out and place on different desks. Arrange the class into suitable groups, one student from each group and solves a question from the question cards, and returns to the group and passes on the answer card. The teacher calls time as desired. Check the answers to find out which group wins. *** You could pin the question cards to the wall.