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Get your students making and creating beautiful arts and crafts from Mexico with this pack of 6 hands-on activities. Creating multicultural art is a great way to celebrate the diversity within our classrooms and around the world. In this pack you’ll find six activities that include papier mache, papercraft, clay, weaving, drawing, and painting. Visual step-by-step instructions are included so even if you’re not confident teaching art, students will be able to create something they can be proud of. You can either use these to outline the process, or the easiest option is to print copies for each table (or display them in plastic stands if you have them), for students to follow the instructions themselves. You could set these up as stations for students to rotate around, or do one activity per day. What’s included? U.K and U.S versions optimised for A4/Letter paper, spelling and vocabulary Student instructions and notes for the teacher Weaving Papier mache cactus Class mural inspired by Diego Rivera Alebrijes (fantasy animals) mixed media Talavera bowls using clay Papercraft decorations PDF slideshow version of the instructions Self-reflection form Artist’s statement 11 pages included What materials are used: Air-drying clay Cartridge paper A4-A3 size, coloured paper Oil pastels Markers, colouring pencils Paint Cardboard Yarn/Wool Newspaper/newsprint I hope your students enjoy creating Mexican art and feel super proud of what they make! Art Around the World Japan Art Around the World Spain African Animals Art Projects

These digital and printable integer games which are based on the popular game of “Battleships™” will be a great addition to your programme as a fun way to practise operations with integers. It takes lots of practice for learners to build confidence working with negative numbers and the operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Instructions are included for how to play and there are two versions for each operation, covering positive and negative equations, and negative and negative equations with eight games in total using 1-digit numbers. You will receive a printable PDF version and a link to the digital Google Slides™ version. U.K. and U.S. versions available. I hope you enjoy using these integer games with your learners. 9 pages and 12 digital slides included

This is an engaging set of digital and printable worksheets which cover how to form the plurals of words with Latin or Greek roots, foreign words, less common irregular plurals, and compound words, and is perfect for your year 5 and 6 class. English spelling rules follow all kinds of rules, especially when it comes to borrowed words. If you’ve ever wondered if the plural of “octopus” is “octopi” or “octopuses” or maybe even “octopodes”, this pack explains it all! What’s included? 7 worksheets Latin-root words Greek-root words Words from other languages Less common irregular plurals Revision of irregular plurals from lower levels Compound words Answer keys U.S and U.K versions Editable PPT version (text is editable, images and layout are not) Link to Google Slides™ version I hope you and your students enjoy using these worksheets. You will receive: A PDF version, an editable PPT version, and a link to the Google Slides™ version.

This Titanic timeline activity is a hands-on way to trace the story of the Titanic from when it was being built, through to the detailed events of the sinking, up to the time the wreck was discovered. There are three options, with more options within each. 1. Cut and paste worksheet Option one – match the pictures and descriptions to the dates and times. Option two – write the missing date or time and match the pictures and descriptions. Answer key is included 2. Foldable timeline Children colour in the Titanic halves or use the pre-coloured version of the Titanic halves. Option one – match the pictures to the descriptions, dates, and times. Option two – match the descriptions to the pictures, dates, and times. Option three – write the dates and times and match the pictures to the descriptions. 3. Digital Google™ Slide Drag and drop the events onto the timeline. Children will be able to work out the order of the events through logic and by using some of the clues given to help them. I hope your students enjoy learning about the Titanic as they make their timelines. U.K. and U.S. versions are included. You will receive PDFs (not editable) and a link to the Google slide version. If you need something editable, please reach out to me via email. You may also like: Titanic PowerPoint and Google Slides presentation with comprehension questions

Your learners can make their own 3D pyramid with this easy craft. All you need is scissors, glue and crayons, markers, or colouring pencils. Whether you’re studying ancient Egypt or 3D shapes, this craft is low-prep and makes a pyramid that kids will be proud of. The pack comes with two size options - a smaller one (approx. 3in/7cm) which is easier to make as it’s all one piece, and a larger one (approx. 4.5in/11cm) which has two pieces to join, so it’s great for those that can handle more of a challenge - or pairs can work together to help each other. Visual instructions are included for the larger version. Colour and ink saver, plus U.S. and U.K. versions included. You may also like: Ancient Greece Parthenon Craft Ancient Egypt Activities

If you’re studying William Shakespeare, this 3D paper model will bring your topic to life. This is a hands-on project ideal for Year 4 and above. You can differentiate with the craft with a simpler version (five pieces to attach) and a more challenging version (nine pieces to attach) which includes the two stair towers. ** Ideas for use:** Students could colour it first or use the colour version. Use as part of a topic on William Shakespeare. Use when learning about famous buildings around the world. Use it as a hands-on activity for early finishers, golden time, GATE, or similar. You will need: paper glue sticks white glue double-sided tape (optional) scissors colouring pencils (optional) What’s included? smaller, easier template larger, more challenging template visual step-by-step instructions colour and ink saver versions Approx. size is 12cm x 12cm (easier version) and 12cm x 18cm (harder version). I hope your students enjoy making their Globe Theatres!

Are you looking for an inspiring bulletin board kit for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day which has crafts and focuses on kindness and making a difference in the world? Then you’ll love this classroom display which comes with three inspiring quotes to choose from, or use them all because they’re all so good! There are three crafts for children to write on, color and cut out which are inspired by these quotes and three photos of Martin Luther King, Jr. **Ideas for using each quote: ** •“I have a dream…” quote and full quote and a dove craft (with and without a prompt). This is great for focusing on how we can make the world a better place. •“If I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way.” Great to use with the dove or earth for focusing on kindness or how we can make a difference. •“If you can’t be a sun, be a star. Be the best of whatever you are.” Comes with the star craft with “I’m a star at…” or “I’m great at…” and is ideal for focusing on our strengths or ways to be kind. What’s included? 3 photos of Martin Luther King, Jr. 3 inspiring quotes 3 crafts Display letters (1 word per page and 1 letter per page, black and outline) Spotty border I hope your children are inspired and enjoy writing about what they can do to make a difference.

If you’re after a fun way to practise measuring at Christmas time, that will have students engaged and decorate your classroom at the same time, then you’ll love this Christmas presents measuring craft! Students make a stack of presents in any height or width they like, and then estimate and measure the height/width of individual presents and the entire stack. You can choose whether your students use centimetres or inches. What’s included? Presents in two size options (60cm/22in and 1m/3ft maximum possible height) Recording sheet with questions about estimation, measuring, and comparing two objects Editable recording sheet Two phrases to go with your display I hope your students love making and measuring their Christmas presents!

This is such a cute winter craft to make, and it’s going to make learning fact families snow much fun! With this activity, students make a penguin, complete the fact families on the fish, and fill the penguin’s bucket. There are lots of options to cater to your needs: Practise addition/subtraction Practise multiplication/division Partially-filled or fill-all-gaps Student choice of fact family Editable version so you can choose the fact families (text is editable, images/layout aren’t) I hope your students enjoy making their penguins!

If you’re wanting a reading passage to teach your students about the celebration of Ramadan, then this editable text will be ideal. With headings to help students with their understanding and fun pictures to color in after reading, this text will be easy for your students to engage with. The text is editable (images/layout aren’t) so that you can adapt this to your needs. It also comes with a gap-fill worksheet for students to complete by finding all the key facts within the text. An answer key is included to make marking easy. I hope you find this reading passage helpful when you’re teaching about Ramadan.

This set of 12 community helpers pattern block mats and task cards will support your learners as they learn to identify, sort, flip, rotate and turn 2D shapes. This will be ideal to add to your community helpers or careers unit or for a fun 2D shapes activity. How challenging is it? There are three levels of difficulty so you can tailor the activities to your learners: full-size colour and ink saver version for practising matching task cards for learners to put the shapes together without a mat outline version for those that need an extra challenge ** What’s included in the zip file?** Mats (colour and ink saver) police officer's torch farmer's barn teacher's apple mechanic's toolbox doctor's stethoscope builder's hammer nurse's medical kit firefighter's helmet crossing patrol's sign postal worker's postbox rubbish collector's bin dentist's toothbrush Task cards (2 per page to cut in half) Ideas for use: supplemental materials morning tables math centres stations early finishers U.K. and U.S. versions for vocabulary included. I hope you enjoy using these pattern block mats with your learners. TIPS FOR PRINTING: These are optimized to print on letter paper. Please ensure that you select actual size or set scaling to none depending on your print options.

If you’re after a printable reading passage about Florence Nightingale that will give your students information about her life, talents, and achievements, this text will be ideal. It comes with comprehension questions and there are two levels of difficulty. The easier level is ideal for Year 1-3 and the harder level is suitable for Year 3-6. The text is editable so you can adapt the text if you need to (text is editable, images and layout aren’t). Answer keys are provided to make marking quick and easy. I hope your students enjoy learning about Florence Nightingale.

This differentiated reading passage about Amelia Earhart will give your students an introduction to who this amazing woman was, what sparked her interest in flying, and some of her many achievements. The easier level is ideal for years 1-3 and the harder level is suitable for years 3-6. The text is editable so you can adapt the text if you need to (text is editable, images and layout aren’t). Answer keys are provided to make marking quick and easy. U.K. and U.S. versions available.

If you’re looking for a fun activity to help your students learn the nine stars which make up the Matariki star cluster, then this will be a great craft to make. Children will cut out and glue on the nine stars of the Matariki star cluster above their names. They can then glue on some tamariki and fold the craft into a diorama that they can display on their desk or table. There are visual instructions, although it’s a very easy craft to put together. Ideas for use: whole-school rotation activity station activity library project whole-class activity Colour and ink saver versions are included. I hope your students have fun making their Matariki dioramas!

This 2026 New Year’s maths craft is a great way to practise area and perimeter. With lots of options for you, and lots of fun patterns to color, you and your students will both be happy! Children calculate the area and perimeter of the different patterns that make up the numbers, record their answers on the recording sheet, then colour and cut out the numbers for a class display. There are lots of options to meet your needs: square units (area) centimetres inches all the necessary measurements given or can be deduced easily (offers more support) some measurements missing so students must use other measurements to deduce the missing sides (great for those that need a challenge) two display phrases to choose from UK and US versions Answer key is included. I hope your students have fun celebrating the new year, and getting in some maths at the same time!

Get your students working collaboratively, solving problems, and thinking creatively and critically about sustainability with this set of 24 task cards. Students will develop key 21st century skills needed while addressing important issues about our interconnectedness with the environment, and our responsibility to take care of it. Students will work together to come up with new ideas and new solutions - there are no right or wrong answers. Ideas for use: stations turn and talk with a partner discussion starters starters for further research and persuasive presentations team challenges Topics cover: Reducing waste Recycling Thinking of new uses for items Making sustainable products Considering food waste Changing habits Consumerism Electronic waste Considering water usage Overfishing Transport The impact of city growth on animal habitats Addressing recycling issues Addressing sustainability issues What’s included? 24 task cards in colour and ink saver (1 per page for PowerPoint or Google Slides™, and 4 per page for printing) U.K and U.S versions optimised for printing, spelling, and vocabulary Teaching tips Recording sheet in landscape and portrait I hope you enjoy using these task cards with your class.

Are you looking for engaging plural noun activities for building your students’ ability to form regular and irregular plural nouns? Grammar is easy with 7 pages of printable worksheets that are designed to be fun and include crosswords, word finds, match ups, hunt for words and more. The activities will appeal to children who are motivated by games by having levels to complete. It will appeal to children who love a puzzle, with codes to crack, word finds and crosswords, and there is even an opportunity for creative minds to apply their learning through drawing. Children can complete all activities to cover all the rules for plural nouns, or choose which pages are relevant for your learners. Each page gives examples and rules for students to refer to while completing their work. Answer keys make it super-easy for marking. Display them on the wall, board or projected and students can self-check. A version without levels is also included if you prefer to use this. What’s included? Regular plural nouns Level one: nouns that add -s Level two: nouns ending in -s, -sh, -ch, -x, or -z Level three: nouns ending in a consonant + -y Level four: nouns ending in -f and -fe Irregular plural nouns Level five: nouns ending in a consonant + -o, nouns that stay the same in the plural form, nouns that are different in the plural form Level six: more practice activities Regular and irregular plural nouns Level seven: practice with both regular and irregular plural nouns Wall posters of rules for regular plural nouns and irregular plural nouns Exit tickets UK (A4) version and US (Letter) version I hope you enjoy using these activities with your learners.

This pack of six digital and printable worksheets, teaching notes, and assessment will have your students feeling confident with recognising and correcting inappropriate shifts in verb voice and mood. The worksheets explain the key concepts and give opportunities to practise: identifying active and passive voice identifying if a verb voice shift has occurred keeping the verb voice consistent identifying verb moods (indicative, imperative, interrogative, conditional, and subjunctive) identifying if a verb mood shift has occurred keeping the verb mood consistent An assessment (or informal quiz) is included to assess if students have a thorough understanding of recognizing and correcting inappropriate shifts in verb voice and mood. Answer keys are provided for the worksheets and the assessment page. Teaching notes can be used to put concepts on the board. What’s included? 3 worksheets covering inappropriate shifts in verb voice 3 worksheets covering inappropriate shifts in verb mood Answer keys Teaching points Editable PPT version PowerPoint version Link to Google Slides™ version I hope you enjoy using this pack with your students.

Do you need some hands-on activities to bring your Aztec Empire unit to life? This pack has 6 hands-on activities that include 3 art projects, roleplay, make a codex, and carry out an archaeological dig, plus ideas for more fun activities. Many of these activities can meet the learning objectives of different curriculum areas, so you could be covering history/social studies, art, and oral language/drama at the same time. What’s included? Student instructions for: Mosaic artwork Make a Sun Stone Illustrate the legend of Tenochtitlan Make a codex Carry out an archaeological dig with a partner Interview an archaeologist You will need: paper, coloured paper scissors, glue/glue sticks paint pencils, markers, coloured pencils air-drying clay and rolling/marking tools containers, soil or sand, small objects