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Here are all the common exception words for year 2. Bold writing and bright blue background make these perfect for display or a small washing line but they also make great flash cards. This is my favourite blue for my classroom use and I hope you’ll like it as much as I do. I like to display these so pupil’s can use them easily for spelling the high frequency words but also for flash cards to develop speed reading. Four words per A4 sheet. You might also be interested in: /teaching-resource/year-2-word-mat-common-exception-words-12312069

Set up your classroom quickly with this display of the year 2 common exception words. Alternatively, these make great flash cards or can be used in your pocket chart or on your washing line. Four word cards per A4 sheet. If you buy this resource and are pleased with your purchase, I would be extremely grateful if you could leave a review. As a token of appreciation, you can have a free resource of your choice up to the same value as your purchased resource. Just email missandreasclassroom@hotmail.com with your user name, the resource you have reviewed and the resource you would like for free You might also be interested in: /teaching-resource/year-2-word-mat-common-exception-words-12312069

Give your Year 1 pupils the spelling support they need with these easy-to-use Common Exception Word Mats, featuring all the high-frequency words they are expected to know by the end of the year. Words are arranged alphabetically to help children quickly find what they need, making these mats a practical tool for writing sessions, literacy tasks, and independent work. Perfect for: Table use during writing Sticking into books as a personal reference Enlarging for wall displays or working walls Laminating for long-term, reusable classroom use What’s Included: 9 colourful versions to suit your classroom style or table groups 1 plain version for easy black-and-white printing Whether you’re supporting spelling, encouraging independence, or reducing interruptions during writing, these mats are a must-have resource for any Year 1 classroom. You might also be interested in: /teaching-resource/common-exception-words-read-and-roll-game-year-1-12285122 /teaching-resource/year-1-common-exception-word-flash-cards-or-display-blue-stripes-12168501

All the year 1 common exception words in bold print on a blue background. Perfect for display or flash card use. 4 high frequency words per A4 sheet. I use these cards around my English working wall display. They really support the spelling of high frequency words. These cards also fit nicely into a pocket chart. These can be used as flash cards to develop speed reading of the common exception words. You might also be interested in: /teaching-resource/year-1-common-exception-words-flash-cards-or-display-cute-crayons-12166345

Embark on an exciting educational journey with our specially curated resource tailored for key stage one learners, designed to explore the enchanting world of islands. Engage young minds as they: Identify the defining characteristics of islands Discover the widespread presence of islands across the globe Learn about the distinctions between islands and continents Delve into the captivating realm of islands through vibrant visuals and interactive content, including: Comprehensive coverage of both human and physical features unique to islands A differentiated worksheet, thoughtfully crafted into three levels of difficulty to accommodate varying abilities A captivating array of images showcasing the breathtaking diversity of islands worldwide Captivate young imaginations with stunning depictions, from serene tropical havens to rugged coastlines, and ignite a sense of wonder about the world’s fascinating geographical wonders. Included is: What an island is lesson slides (16 pages PDF) A worksheet differentiated 3 ways Human and physical features of islands slides (28 page PDF) 11 pictures of various islands around the world for display You might also be interested in: /teaching-resource/mapping-for-ks1-12198063 If you like this resource, then please rate it and/or leave a comment. If the rate-resource button on this page does not work, then go to your ratings page by clicking /my-resources/reviews

Create a bright and colourful reading corner or area with this bunting and poster pack. Bunting to welcome students into the area and posters to help keep the area purposeful and tidy. Book tub labels are also included to help students find what they need and keep the area organized. I have recently updated the book tub labels to include over 30 labels. I love these bright and cheery stripes and use this version of the reading display in my own classroom. Included: -Welcome Bunting written in all upper case letters -Reading area rules posters -over 30 Book tub labels -15 Reading growth mindset posters -Bunting which says reading corner all upper case letters -Bunting which says reading corner in lower case (with a capital R and C) You might also be interested in these coordinating displays: /teaching-resource/maths-working-wall-display-bright-stripes-12365635 /teaching-resource/growth-mindset-questions-display-bold-colours-12364565 If you like this resource, then please rate it and/or leave a comment. If the rate-resource button on this page does not work, then go to your ratings page by clicking /my-resources/reviews

Here are the common exception words for year 1. Bold lettering and a simple black and white frame. Great for display or flash card use. You might also be interested in: /teaching-resource/year-1-common-exception-words-flash-cards-or-display-cute-crayons-12166345

Here are the common exception words for year 1. I love the cute crayon design. There are four words per A4 size paper which I would cut apart. These can be used as flash cards for reading practice of the high frequency words or they make a really cute display. These are perfect for a back to school display which has a useful element to it. You might also be interested in: /teaching-resource/year-1-common-exception-word-bundle-12354917 or /teaching-resource/common-exception-words-year-1-patchwork-apples-12356981

Here are a few of the worksheets I use with my year 2 students to practice their contraction work. Easily adapted to meet the needs of children in year 3. Included are 4 worksheets and the answers. I hope you find them useful. I’ve recently updated this resources and added 4 additional worksheets to this resource. You might also be interested in: /teaching-resource/ks1-possessive-apostrophe-12080332

“Easter Symbols Explained: Engaging Resource for KS1” Discover the rich symbolism of Easter with our comprehensive teaching resource, designed to introduce KS1 children to the significance of Easter symbols in a straightforward manner. Included in this resource: -An 18-page PDF explaining Easter symbols and their meanings for Christians -A sorting activity for matching symbols to their meanings, with two levels of differentiation -Two exemplary pieces of writing on the topic to guide students in understanding and emulating the writing style -A vocabulary bank for writing support, available as both a display and printer-friendly version -6 Easter Symbols worksheets with accompanying answer sheets Unlock the understanding of Easter symbolism for young learners with our popular resource, perfect for engaging KS1 students in the Easter narrative. You might also be interested in: /teaching-resource/easter-symbols-display-re-christianity-12254615 /teaching-resource/shrove-tuesday-12254546 If you like this resource, then please rate it and/or leave a comment. If the rate-resource button on this page does not work, then go to your ratings page by clicking /my-resources/reviews

Introduce the use of possessive apostrophe with singular nouns using this resources. There is a short introduction and 10 activities to meet the criteria of using an apostrophe with a singular noun. Included are: sorting activities practice writing activities spot the mistake marking activities Each worksheet includes a challenge to ensure greater depth learning.

These are the slides I use with my year 2 children following on from their work on vertebrates and invertebrates. With this resource students will learn to further classify vertebrates into mammals, reptiles, amphibians and birds. I use animals from a woodland habitat. Included: lesson slides worksheet with sorting activity in two formats (worded and pictorial) two challenges (ensuring greater depth learning) example of what writing in the topic might look like word bank simple knowledge organiser You might also be interested in: /teaching-resource/classifying-animals-part-1-year-2-12071852 /teaching-resource/habitats-writing-for-science-12063557

Looking for a clear and engaging KS1 science lesson on animal classification? This ready-to-teach resource is designed for Year 2 and focuses on sorting woodland animals into vertebrates and invertebrates, helping children meet key objectives from the National Curriculum for Science. Using familiar animals and simple language, this lesson introduces pupils to the basics of classification in a fun and accessible way. Perfect for teaching the “living things and their habitats” unit, it also includes strong cross-curricular links with English through vocabulary development and writing support. What’s included: A presentation that clearly explains the difference between vertebrates and invertebrates using woodland animal examples. Differentiated Sorting Worksheets: One version with animal names and one simplified version with pictures for visual learners and EAL support Model Writing Sample: Supports cross-curricular English objectives with a sample of topic writing. Word Bank: Reinforces key scientific vocabulary. Knowledge Organiser (KS1 Science) : A one-page reference to support revision and understanding. Why This Resource Works: Aligned with the Year 2 Science curriculum (KS1 National Curriculum) Covers essential knowledge for living things and their habitats Differentiated for whole-class teaching, group work, or individual tasks Ideal for cross-curricular planning with English/literacy Supports science vocabulary and writing outcomes Whether you’re introducing the topic or reinforcing it later in the term, this lesson is ideal for animal classification for KS1. You might also like: /teaching-resource/classifying-animals-part-2-year-2-12072195

Here are the measurement investigations I use with my students. Included are investigations for mass, length and time. Each investigation contains a single question which has been differentiated 3 ways to meet the needs of challenge in your class. Children are open to solve the question in their own way and each question has multiple answers making it perfect for classroom or home learning. If you buy this resource and are pleased with your purchase, I would be extremely grateful if you could leave a review. As a token of appreciation, you can have a free resource of your choice up to the same value as your purchased resource. Just email missandreasclassroom@hotmail.com with your user name, the resource you have reviewed and the resource you would like for free. You might also be interested in: /teaching-resource/3-open-ended-fraction-investigations-12058545

Here are the slides I use to prepare my KS1 students to describe how animals are suited to their habitats. The focus is a woodland habitat and the animals who make it their home. This resource offers a lesson starter for Year 2 children, teachers and parents covering knowledge relating to ‘Living Things and their Habitats’, as a part of their science learning. This PDF has opportunities for children to answer questions with a talk partner or as a class to develop their ideas for writing. Included: Short introduction with lots of questions for the class or talk partners A sample of what pupil’s writing might look like Prompts for writing Sets a writing task This is a great opportunity for writing within the subject. If you buy this resource and are pleased with your purchase, I would be extremely grateful if you could leave a review. As a token of appreciation, you can have a free resource of your choice up to the same value as your purchased resource. Just email missandreasclassroom@hotmail.com with your user name, the resource you have reviewed and the resource you would like for free. You might also like: /teaching-resource/classifying-animals-part-1-year-2-12071852 /teaching-resource/classifying-animals-part-2-year-2-12072195

This engaging three-part PDF resource pack is designed to help pupils build a strong understanding of arrays as a foundation for multiplication. It introduces the concept through a variety of visual formats and encourages children to explore multiplication in a concrete, pictorial way. What’s Included: Part 1 – Real-Life Arrays & Dot Patterns A selection of colourful real-world photographs and traditional dot arrays. Each image is accompanied by a frame for pupils to write matching multiplication equations, helping to make the link between repeated addition and multiplication. Part 2 – Clip Art Arrays Fun, child-friendly arrays made using clip art images. These offer an accessible and engaging way for learners to practise writing multiplication sentences and spotting patterns. Part 3 – Exploring Arrays Further A range of array-based tasks using different visual styles (dots, objects, images), along with a blank array template for children to create and draw their own arrays—encouraging creativity and independent thinking. Perfect for classroom practice, home learning, or introducing multiplication in a concrete and visual way. Ideal for pupils working on early multiplication skills You might also be interest in: /teaching-resource/fractions-3-open-ended-investigations-12058545

Unlock the power of problem-solving with these engaging open-ended fraction investigations. Designed to foster critical thinking for key stage 1 pupils, each investigation centers around a single, thought-provoking question, with three differentiated versions to challenge every student in your class. These investigations encourage students to explore fractions in their own way, with multiple possible answers to each question. This flexibility makes them perfect for both classroom and home learning environments, as they provide opportunities for students to think creatively, collaborate, and discover their own solutions. Whether you’re teaching in a mixed-ability classroom or supporting independent learning at home, these fraction investigations are a versatile tool for building deep understanding and confidence in fractions. Key Features: -3 open-ended fraction investigations -Differentiated for three levels of challenge -Multiple possible answers for each question -Ideal for classroom or home learning -Encourages creativity, critical thinking, and independent problem-solving Empower your students to dive into the world of fractions with these engaging, flexible investigations. You might also be interested in: /teaching-resource/3-open-ended-maths-measurement-investigations-length-mass-time-year-2-12067636

Here is an updated introduction to prefixes. I use this with my year 2 class to meet the requirements of the national curriculum. There are 5 activities which could be completed whole class or in small groups. Alternatively the activities can be printed off as worksheets. Each activity has a challenge included ensuring greater depth learning. You might also be interested in: /teaching-resource/resource-12570369 /teaching-resource/verbs-introduction-year-2-12045130

Here are a few slides to get the children thinking about the practice of measuring in non-standard units. It includes some tips to explain how to measure and a few photos which model how to measure.