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This food-themed numbers display resource features pizza slices numbered from 1 to 100, ideal for brightening up early years or KS1 classrooms. Perfect for counting activities, number lines, or creating an engaging maths area linked to a food or restaurant topic. What’s Included: ✔ Printable PDF with numbers 1–100 on individual pizza slices ✔ Option to select pages for counting in 2s, 5s, 10s, or full number lines ✔ Suitable for classroom displays, role play areas, or maths activities Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Display and Visual Learning Use the full set to build a number line from 1 to 100 Select specific numbers to support counting patterns (e.g. 2s, 5s, 10s) Add to maths working walls, themed displays, or food-related role play corners ★ Active Classroom Use Encourage pupils to sequence numbers Create interactive games such as missing number activities or counting challenges Why It’s Useful: ✔ Bright and engaging visual support for number recognition ✔ Supports counting forwards and backwards in different multiples ✔ Flexible use for displays, role play, or group tasks ✔ Easy to differentiate by choosing specific numbers Suggested Use Cases: Perfect for EYFS and KS1 classrooms, maths working walls, role play set-ups, number lines, counting activities, and food-themed displays. Search Tags: Numbers 1–100 | pizza numbers display | EYFS maths resource | KS1 number line | counting in 2s 5s 10s | food theme classroom display | back to school maths

This animal-themed numbers display resource features zebras numbered from 0 to 100, ideal for EYFS and KS1 classrooms. Perfect for jungle or safari themed displays, maths areas, role play corners, or creating number lines and counting activities. What’s Included: ✔ Printable PDF with numbers 0–100 on individual zebra images ✔ Option to select pages for counting in 2s, 5s, 10s, or full number lines ✔ Suitable for displays, role play areas, and maths activities Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Display and Visual Learning Build a full number line from 0 to 100 across the classroom Choose specific numbers to support counting patterns such as 2s, 5s, or 10s Add to maths working walls, jungle-themed displays, or safari-themed role play corners ★ Active Classroom Use Sequence numbers with pupils Create interactive games such as missing number activities or counting challenges Why It’s Useful: ✔ Supports number recognition and counting skills ✔ Flexible use for multiple counting patterns ✔ Fits well with jungle, safari, or animal-themed classroom topics ✔ Easy to adapt for different group activities Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for EYFS and KS1 classrooms, maths displays, number lines, jungle and animal themed role play areas, and counting activities across the curriculum. Search Tags: Numbers 0–100 | zebra numbers display | EYFS maths resource | KS1 number line | jungle theme classroom | animal themed maths | counting in 2s 5s 10s | back to school maths

This fun food-themed number display features burgers numbered from 1 to 100, ideal for EYFS and KS1 classrooms. Perfect for food-themed displays, role play areas, or maths activities focusing on number recognition and counting patterns. What’s Included: ✔ Printable PDF with numbers 1–100 on individual burger images ✔ Flexible printing options to select pages for counting in 2s, 5s, 10s, or full number lines ✔ Suitable for displays, role play corners, and counting games Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Display and Visual Learning Create a full classroom number line from 1 to 100 Select and print numbers to highlight counting patterns (e.g. 2s, 5s, 10s) Use to decorate maths areas, food-themed displays, or role play settings ★ Active Classroom Use Support pupils in sequencing numbers Use for interactive activities such as missing number challenges or pattern spotting Why It’s Useful: ✔ Supports number recognition and fluency ✔ Easy to adapt for different counting activities ✔ Fits food-themed and general classroom displays ✔ Provides a bright and engaging visual resource Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for EYFS and KS1 classrooms, maths working walls, number lines, role play areas, food-themed classroom decor, and early years counting activities. Search Tags: Numbers 1–100 | food themed classroom | burger numbers display | EYFS maths display | KS1 number line | counting in 2s 5s 10s | number recognition EYFS | back to school maths

This free back-to-school maths lesson for KS2 helps set clear expectations, refresh key skills, and build a positive attitude towards maths for Year 3–6 pupils. Ideal for transition days or the first maths lesson of the year, it supports a confident start to the new academic term. What’s Included: ✔ Interactive 12-page PowerPoint presentation covering presentation, neatness, growth mindset, and core maths skills ✔ Quick maths quiz to review pupils’ prior knowledge ✔ Lesson plan with detailed guidance, suggested questions, and activities Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Starter Introduce the lesson using the PowerPoint to discuss expectations around presentation and effort in maths. ★ Main Activity Guide pupils through a maths-themed growth mindset discussion and key maths skill reminders. Use the quick quiz to assess understanding and revisit essential skills. ★ Plenary Reflect on the importance of perseverance and taking pride in maths work. Discuss goals for the term ahead and encourage a positive outlook on challenges. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Establishes classroom expectations for maths work ✔ Builds confidence and positive attitudes towards maths ✔ Reviews key concepts from the previous year ✔ Promotes discussion and active participation ✔ Ready-to-use with minimal preparation required Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for KS2 maths lessons, transition day activities, setting expectations at the start of the year, and back-to-school sessions for Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, and Year 6. Search Tags: KS2 maths lesson | back to school maths | transition day maths | Year 3 maths lesson | Year 4 maths lesson | Year 5 maths lesson | Year 6 maths lesson | first week back maths | setting expectations KS2

Are you teaching Year 5 or 6 pupils about acute, obtuse and right angles, and how to measure them accurately using a protractor? This fully resourced UKS2 maths interview lesson is perfect for teaching this complex topic in a clear, engaging, and mastery-focused way – and has been rated Outstanding in observation. Lesson Focus: Pupils learn to identify different types of angles and accurately use a protractor to measure them, using clear, structured success criteria and practical reasoning tasks. This lesson is ideal for interviews, Ofsted inspections, or any formal observation requiring strong subject knowledge and visible pupil progress. Learning Objective: To accurately measure angles using a protractor Success Criteria include: Lining up the bottom of the protractor with one line of the angle Ensuring the vertex is at the centre of the protractor Reading the correct set of numbers based on the 0 mark What’s included: ✔ Fully resourced PowerPoint presentation with modelling and visual prompts ✔ Cold task starter to check prior knowledge ✔ Step-by-step teacher modelling and guided input ✔ “Simon Says” angle game for physical engagement and recall ✔ Angle eaters and differentiated worksheets (e.g. estimating and measuring angles) ✔ Hot task for confident learners to complete independently during input ✔ Show-it tasks, table display cards, and challenge questions ✔ Plenary reflection to revisit success criteria and evaluate learning Why teachers love it: ✔ Encourages deep understanding of angle types and measurement ✔ Differentiated for a range of abilities – from emerging to greater depth ✔ Promotes reasoning and problem solving, not just procedural fluency ✔ Ideal for a 30–60 minute observation or interview lesson ✔ Memorable, engaging, and clear modelling throughout Perfect for: Year 5 / Year 6 maths lessons Interview demonstration lessons KS2 maths observations Reasoning and problem-solving tasks Exceeding / greater depth mastery in geometry Keywords for search: KS2 angles lesson | UKS2 observation lesson | Year 6 geometry | using protractors | interview maths lesson KS2 | outstanding Ofsted lesson | greater depth reasoning task | measuring angles Y5 Y6

Need an outstanding maths lesson based around shape and geometry? Then look no further. This session is great to teach Year 1, Year 2 or a mixed Year 1 and Year 2 class. These two lessons are a great way to showcase your mastery teaching in quick, snappy methods that easily demonstrates progress. Suitable for a reasoning maths lesson, the questions included in the interactive PowerPoints are great to get children of all abilities thinking. We have based this lessons around the NCETM principles of differentiation where children have the opportunity to try all tasks. You can use these lesson flexibly from 15 minutes to an hour, individually or together. They have been successfully used for interviews and Ofsted visits alike. You will get: ✸ Two outstanding lesson plans featuring mini-plenaries, differentiated success criteria and starters. ✸ Two PowerPoint with probing mastery questions. ✸ x12 Task sheets for a range of abilities (including reasoning challenge sheets) ✸ Shape hospital sheet ✸ Shape mat ✸ Right angle muncher (measurer) Lesson 1 Y1 – L.O. To identify and sort rectangles in a set of four sided shapes. Y2 – L.O. To identify and sort right angles in 2D shapes. Success Criteria: I know that a rectangle has 4 sides, two longer than the other two. I can sort rectangles from other shapes. I can identify a right angle in a shape. I can sort shapes into those that have right angles and those that do not. Lesson 2 Y1- To know that any shape with 3 sides is a triangle. Y2 – To know that all triangles are the same but different. Success Criteria: I know that a triangle has 3 sides. I can sort shapes into triangles and not triangles. I can name three different types of triangle. I can use reasoning to describe why triangles are different. observation ofsted nqt key stage 1 mastery reasoning geometry ks1 interview Have any issues with this resource or a request? Contact us directly for the quickest response at: explore_education@outlook.com

Engage your Year 3 students in an exceptional learning experience with our Y3 Outstanding Rounding Interview Lesson. This comprehensive lesson is designed to equip students with the essential skills to round whole numbers to the nearest 10 or 100. With clear learning objectives and success criteria, this resource ensures that students develop a solid understanding of rounding principles. Starting with an engaging discussion on the concept of rounding, students explore how rounding can simplify numbers while keeping their value close to the original. They are introduced to the helpful rounding rhyme “4 or less, let it rest. 5 or more, let it soar!” This catchy phrase aids students in identifying when to round up or down. Through interactive activities and guided instruction, students practice rounding to the nearest 10 and 100 using number lines. They analyze various numbers on a number line to determine which ten or hundred they are closest to. Engaging videos and visual aids further reinforce their understanding and provide additional support. The resource includes differentiated activities to cater to students’ needs and provide appropriate challenges. Students choose tasks based on their level of difficulty, with options ranging from mild (easier) to hot (harder). The activities cover rounding to the nearest 10 and 100, allowing students to practice their skills in a structured manner. To assess student progress and understanding, the lesson includes a plenary activity where students reflect on their learning, identify challenges, and summarize key takeaways. Additionally, the resource provides extension tasks for early finishers and blank lines for additional support and intervention. This Y3 Outstanding Rounding Interview Lesson includes: A well-structured PowerPoint presentation Interactive and engaging activities Differentiated tasks for varying abilities Reasoning extension tasks for early finishers Plenary activity for reflection and assessment Supplementary resources for additional support Download this exceptional resource today and guide your Year 3 students towards mastery in rounding whole numbers to the nearest 10 or 100. Elevate their mathematical skills and foster a deep understanding of rounding principles through this outstanding lesson. Year 3 LKS2 ks2 observation mastery ofsted

Need an outstanding maths lesson based around perimeter ? Then look no further. This is a great way to showcase your mastery teaching in a quick, snappy lesson that easily demonstrates progress. Suitable for a reasoning maths lesson, the questions included in the interactive PowerPoint are great to get children of all abilities thinking. You can use this lesson flexibly from 15 minutes to an hour. It has been successfully used for interviews and Ofsted visits alike. You will get: ✸ An outstanding lesson plan featuring differentiated success criteria and tasks, starter, main input and plenary. ✸ A PowerPoint with probing mastery questions. ✸ Three differentiated tasks (easier, mid-level and hard) for the main task ✸ Challenge starter task for greater depth children Lesson objective: To measure the perimeter of 2D shapes. Success criteria: 🌶 I know what perimeter means. 🌶🌶 I can measure and record the perimeter of a range of 2D shapes. 🌶🌶🌶 I can find the perimeter of a 2D shape by finding the length of one side if it is regular. I can use repeated addition or multiplication to find the perimeter of a regular 2D shape. observation ofsted nqt ks2 lks2 y4 year 3 year 4

These 12 editable posters are designed to support Year 1 teachers in assessing and observing continuous provision areas. Perfect for displaying in each area, these posters provide clear guidance on assessment and support for teaching assistants. What’s Included: ✔ 12 editable Word posters ✔ Posters for each provision area: Book Corner, Listening Station, Computer Area, Construction, Creative D&M, Malleable, Maths, Our Office, Painting, Role Play, Sand, Small World, Water ✔ Key Learning Opportunities for each area ✔ Clear prompts for what resources to use, what it should look like, and actions for both adults and children Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Book Corner / Listening Station – Guidance on assessment and expected outcomes for listening and reading activities. ★ Computer Area – Key learning opportunities and strategies for observation in digital learning. ★ Construction – What resources to use and how to support learning in the construction area. ★ Creative D&M – Observations for creative activities, supporting fine motor and design skills. ★ Malleable, Maths, and Role Play – Focus on practical activities for development in key areas. ★ Sand, Small World, and Water – Learning and observation opportunities in sensory and imaginative play. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Supports targeted assessment in continuous provision areas ✔ Provides clear guidance for teaching assistants ✔ Editable Word format for easy customisation ✔ Focuses on both adult and child actions to guide learning Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for Year 1 and KS1 classrooms, continuous provision areas, assessment, and observation. Suitable for supporting teaching assistants and helping monitor children’s progress across different learning areas. Search Tags: KS1 continuous provision | Year 1 assessment | EYFS observation | teaching assistant support | editable assessment posters | role play learning | small world area | EYFS classroom resources

Take your rounding skills to the next level with our exceptional Year 5 Maths Interview Lesson focused on rounding to the nearest 1000, 10,000, and 100,000. This outstanding lesson is designed to empower students with a deep understanding of place value and equip them with essential rounding techniques. Engage your students from the start with a thought-provoking starter activity that challenges them to explore the significance of rounding numbers and its practical applications. As they dive into the main part of the lesson, they will discover the power of memorable rounding rhymes, enabling them to confidently navigate the rounding process. Through interactive activities and guided practice, students will solidify their grasp of rounding rules and develop the ability to identify the correct place value. They’ll gain invaluable experience adjusting numbers to ensure they end in zero and rounding to increasingly larger numbers. Activities like rounding Lake Victoria’s area and exploring the mileage of a car will keep their curiosity and problem-solving skills sharp. To deepen their understanding, students will participate in class discussions, engaging in rounding challenges and uncovering fascinating properties of numbers. They’ll embark on a journey of discovery, exploring patterns and connections while honing their ability to explain their reasoning. This comprehensive lesson also includes purpose-built resources, such as a PowerPoint presentation, interactive activities, and a handy rhyme sheet to support students throughout their rounding journey. As a plenary activity, students will showcase their mastery by creating step-by-step instructions for rounding any given number. Get ready to witness exceptional progress in your students’ rounding abilities. Grab this outstanding Y5 Rounding Maths Interview Lesson today and set your students on the path to mathematical success! interview, ofsted, observation

This engaging KS2 maths lesson focuses on place value and rounding, offering a variety of hands-on activities to help deepen students’ understanding. Perfect for Year 4, 5, and 6, the lesson provides opportunities for problem-solving and critical thinking, making learning fun and interactive. What’s Included: ✔ Fun Place Value Quiz – A lively quiz to test students’ understanding of place value concepts. ✔ 4 Unique Investigations – Choose from four different challenges to suit different learning styles and abilities. ✔ Mastery Challenge Sheet – Tasks to stretch higher-achieving students with more complex problems. ✔ Lesson Plan & PowerPoint – Easy-to-follow plan and visually appealing slides for classroom use. ✔ Ready-to-Print Worksheets – Printable materials ready for immediate use in the classroom. Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Starter Activity – Begin with the Place Value Quiz to activate prior knowledge and set the tone for the lesson. ★ Main Activity – Students engage in the four place value investigations, working at their own pace or in groups. ★ Mastery Challenge – Higher-achieving students tackle more complex rounding and place value problems. ★ Plenary – Wrap up with a class discussion or recap of the key learning points. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Differentiated activities to cater to various learning abilities ✔ Encourages critical thinking and problem-solving ✔ Interactive approach to teaching place value and rounding ✔ Ready-made resources save time for teachers Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for KS2 maths lessons focusing on place value and rounding (Y4–Y6). Perfect for problem-solving tasks and mastery challenges in a differentiated setting. Search Tags: KS2 maths | Place value | Rounding KS2 | Year 4 maths | Year 5 maths | Year 6 maths | Maths investigations | Primary maths resources | Differentiated maths | Mastery maths

This fully resourced Year 5 maths unit focuses on place value and decimals, supporting pupils to build strong number foundations at the start of the academic year. Designed for KS2, it includes five structured lessons with detailed planning, PowerPoints, and differentiated worksheets. What’s Included: ✔ 5 detailed lesson plans with learning objectives, activities, and differentiation. ✔ 5 interactive PowerPoint presentations with explanations, examples, and practice questions. ✔ Differentiated ready-to-use worksheets for each lesson. ✔ Place value grids to support understanding up to 1 million and decimals. Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Lesson 1 – Understanding place value in numbers up to 1 million. ★ Lesson 2 – Reading, writing, and representing numbers in different forms. ★ Lesson 3 – Comparing and ordering whole numbers and decimals. ★ Lesson 4 – Counting forwards and backwards in powers of 10. ★ Lesson 5 – Understanding tenths, hundredths, and thousandths in relation to whole numbers. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Fully aligned to the Year 5 maths national curriculum. ✔ Differentiated tasks support all levels of learners. ✔ Saves preparation time with ready-to-teach materials. ✔ Clear structure makes it easy to follow across a full week. Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for back-to-school revision, building number confidence, daily maths lessons, or booster groups in upper KS2. Search Tags: KS2 maths | Year 5 place value | Year 5 decimals lesson | outstanding Year 5 maths | place value and decimals unit | Year 5 maths mastery | KS2 place value worksheets

This resource includes 135 maths mastery challenges across 21 sticker sheets for Year 5, supporting deeper reasoning, fluency, and problem-solving skills. Designed for KS2 pupils, the activities focus on key areas of the Year 5 maths curriculum to build confidence and consolidate learning. What’s Included: ✔ 21 printable sticker sheets with 135 individual maths mastery challenges. ✔ Topics covered: addition, subtraction, place value, multiplication, division, measurement, geometry, fractions, and statistics. ✔ Ready-to-print format for sticker sheets or cut-out use. ✔ Link to a free sample (Addition and Subtraction sheet available in the shop). Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Use during starter activities to revisit previous learning. ★ Integrate challenges into the main lesson for reasoning practice. ★ Apply as exit tickets or plenary tasks to check understanding. ★ Suitable for independent work, pair discussions, or small group problem solving. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Supports greater depth in Year 5 maths topics. ✔ Encourages independent and critical thinking skills. ✔ Flexible for a range of uses including interventions, early finishers, and revision. ✔ Helps pupils apply knowledge across different areas of maths. Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for Year 5 maths lessons, KS2 problem solving sessions, SATs preparation, morning starters, intervention groups, or independent learning tasks. Search Tags: Year 5 maths mastery | KS2 reasoning stickers | outstanding Year 5 maths resources | KS2 problem solving challenges | Year 5 SATs revision | exit tickets maths KS2

This free resource provides 20 Year 5 maths mastery challenges focused on addition and subtraction, designed to support deeper reasoning and problem-solving in KS2. The activities are ideal for helping pupils build fluency and secure their understanding of key calculation methods. What’s Included: ✔ 1 set of 20 printable mastery challenge stickers (addition and subtraction focus). ✔ Answer sheet for quick checking and assessment. ✔ Downloadable format designed to fit 21 sticker sheets. ✔ Free sample to trial before purchasing the full set. Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Use as starter challenges to revisit addition and subtraction strategies. ★ Incorporate into main lessons for independent or paired problem solving. ★ Apply as exit tickets or plenary tasks to assess mastery of calculation methods. ★ Suitable for in-class use, interventions, or homework tasks. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Supports greater depth and reasoning in Year 5 addition and subtraction. ✔ Helps assess pupils’ understanding quickly and efficiently. ✔ Flexible for use across different lesson stages and intervention sessions. ✔ Designed to match the Year 5 maths curriculum objectives. Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for KS2 maths lessons, Year 5 mastery activities, SATs preparation, reasoning and problem-solving tasks, or homework challenges. Search Tags: Year 5 maths mastery | addition and subtraction KS2 | free maths resources | outstanding Year 5 maths lesson | KS2 problem solving challenges | Year 5 reasoning activities | UKS2 maths resources

This Dinosaur Planet Homework Pack offers a fun and interactive way for students to explore a variety of subjects including geography, history, science, maths, writing, and reading. The pack includes 51 tasks that are themed around dinosaurs, allowing students to choose tasks based on their interests and work at their own pace. What’s Included: ✔ 51 homework tasks across multiple subjects ✔ Creative and engaging tasks focused on the theme of Dinosaur Planet ✔ A parent letter explaining the homework grid ✔ A record sheet for students to track completed tasks ✔ Differentiated tasks to cater to varying skill levels Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Task Variety: Includes writing activities, research tasks, and creative projects related to dinosaurs. ★ Flexible Approach: Students choose which tasks to complete and how many, making it adaptable to individual needs. ★ Cross-curricular Focus: Tasks cover subjects such as geography, history, science, maths, and English. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Encourages independent learning with a choice-based approach ✔ Promotes creativity through writing, research, and art ✔ Provides a fun way to extend learning beyond the classroom ✔ Offers differentiated tasks for students of varying abilities ✔ Includes clear guidance for both students and parents Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for Year 1 and Year 2 students, this homework pack is perfect for themed topics on dinosaurs or as part of cross-curricular learning. It can be used as a class project or given to individual students as part of a differentiated homework strategy. Search Tags: KS1 homework | Dinosaur Planet | writing and reading tasks | maths and science homework | creative homework | differentiated homework | Year 1 homework pack | cross-curricular homework tasks | outstanding homework resource

The Wonderful Woodland Homework Pack offers a range of 51 tasks designed to engage students in exploring the natural world from home. This resource spans multiple subjects, including reading, writing, maths, science, history, geography, RE, PSHE, PE, art, and music, providing a comprehensive approach to home learning. What’s Included: ✔ 51 tasks covering a variety of subjects ✔ Parent letter to encourage a strong home-school connection ✔ Record sheet for students to track their progress ✔ Book recommendations, both fiction and non-fiction, to complement the woodland theme Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Task Variety: Includes creative activities, research tasks, and written assignments across different subjects. ★ Flexible Learning: Tasks are designed to cater to different learning styles and can be chosen by students based on their interests. ★ Cross-curricular Approach: Covers a wide range of subjects such as reading, maths, science, art, and more, all related to the woodland theme. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Encourages independent learning with a choice-based approach ✔ Fosters a connection between home and school through the parent letter ✔ Provides a clear way to track student progress ✔ Promotes reading and exploration with handpicked book recommendations ✔ Supports a broad range of subjects in a fun and engaging way Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for primary school students, this pack is perfect for themed homework projects or as part of cross-curricular learning about nature, woodlands, and the environment. It can be used as a whole-class or individual homework activity. Search Tags: KS1 homework | Woodland theme | Home learning pack | Primary school homework | Cross-curricular tasks | Reading and writing activities | Maths and science homework | PE and art tasks | Outstanding homework resource

The Paws, Claws & Whiskers Homework Pack offers 51 exciting tasks that allow students to explore animals through a variety of subjects, including geography, science, art, maths, writing, and reading. Perfect for primary school learners, this resource encourages creativity and independent learning with a fun, animal-themed approach. What’s Included: ✔ 51 diverse tasks covering multiple subjects ✔ Parent letter explaining the homework grid ✔ Record sheet for students to track their progress Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Task Variety: A range of activities including writing, research, art, and critical thinking tasks about animals and nature. ★ Creative Engagement: Tasks encourage students to use their imagination, such as creating animal print patterns and writing stories based on animals. ★ Flexible Learning: Students can choose tasks based on their interests, providing an adaptable homework experience. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Offers differentiation by allowing students to select tasks of their choice ✔ Supports cross-curricular learning across multiple subjects ✔ Helps students develop a deeper understanding of animals, their habitats, and human-animal interactions ✔ Encourages independent learning and creativity Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for primary school students, this homework pack is great for themed projects, cross-curricular learning, and differentiated homework. Perfect for reinforcing topics related to animals and nature. Search Tags: KS1 homework | Animal theme | Paws claws whiskers | Primary school homework | Cross-curricular tasks | Geography science writing activities | Art and maths homework | Outstanding homework resource

The Memory Box Homework Pack contains 51 engaging tasks that encourage students to reflect on their personal experiences and explore memories creatively. Designed for primary school learners, this resource spans a variety of subjects and provides opportunities for personal expression and reflection through both written and artistic activities. What’s Included: ✔ 51 creative tasks that inspire reflection and personal expression ✔ Parent letter to foster communication between school and home ✔ Record sheet to help students track progress ✔ Curated list of fiction and non-fiction book recommendations Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Task Variety: 51 tasks encouraging students to create their own virtual memory boxes. Tasks include writing, drawing, and reflective activities. ★ Flexible Learning: Students can choose tasks based on their interests and complete them at their own pace. ★ Progress Tracking: The record sheet allows students to track their task completion and reflect on their learning journey. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Supports differentiation, with a wide range of tasks to suit various learning styles ✔ Encourages self-reflection and personal expression ✔ Promotes a strong home-school connection with the parent letter ✔ Provides cross-curricular learning opportunities in writing, art, and history Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for primary school students, this homework pack is great for building reflection skills, supporting creative writing, and encouraging independent learning. It’s also perfect for theme-based projects or for integrating personal development into the curriculum. Search Tags: KS1 homework | Memory box project | Reflection activities | Primary school homework | Creative tasks | Writing and art homework | Parent letter | Outstanding homework resource

This versatile intervention tracker is designed to help teachers, teaching assistants, and intervention specialists monitor student progress across all year groups. It supports tracking in key areas such as reading, writing, maths, phonics, speech and language (S&L), and social and emotional development (S&E). This resource is essential for managing interventions effectively and demonstrating their impact. What’s Included: ✔ Intervention tracker (PDF format) ✔ Weekly and daily tracking structure ✔ Simple coding system for progress (J = Met the learning objective, L = Needs more practice) ✔ Space to record individualized learning objectives (LO) for each student ✔ Sections for reflection and planning (e.g., progress, impact, challenges, next steps) Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Track Progress – Record student progress weekly or daily using the coding system ★ Monitor Key Areas – Track progress in reading, writing, maths, phonics, S&L, and S&E ★ Reflection and Planning – Use dedicated spaces to reflect on student progress and plan next steps for intervention Why It’s Useful: ✔ Suitable for all year groups (Y1–Y6) and diverse student needs ✔ Simple and clear structure to save time on record-keeping ✔ Evidence-based approach to monitor progress and inform teaching decisions ✔ Supports effective communication with parents, colleagues, and stakeholders ✔ Helps identify learning gaps and plan targeted interventions Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for teachers, teaching assistants, intervention specialists, SENCOs, and school leaders. It’s perfect for use in both primary and secondary school settings to track interventions and improve student outcomes. Search Tags: Intervention tracker | Student progress monitoring | SEN interventions | KS2 intervention tracker | Y1–Y6 intervention tracking | Outstanding intervention resources | Evidence-based practice