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Set sail across the seas in in a creaky, wooden ship destined for adventure, new lands or even treasure! Included in this package: A superb 12 minute video hook showing a 1st person experience of life as an adventurer. Check the map, raise the sail, steer the ship and dig for treasure where ‘X’ marks the spot! A printable/editable instruction template to halp structure your writing. Using the explorer video as a hook, get your children to write their instructions on ‘How to find treasure/land’ on the printable templates. Alternatively, tick off some Computing skills and get the children to type their instructions on the digital template. If you want to make your own treasure maps, explorer hats or your own pirate pendants. Check out my other items on my TES shop HERE.

This resource is to follow on from our original Number Formation sheets. [/teaching-resource/number-formations-0-10-12346618] Each sheet has the space to practice how to write the number as a digit and in words. It then has a variety of activities to use the number in context. Finding answers to sums, adding body parts to aliens and counting how many aliens. The aliens used in this worksheet have been created using our ‘Alien Creator’ [/teaching-resource/create-your-own-aliens-11395421]

Based on the retelling of Goldilocks and The Three Bears by Martin Goulden, this Microsoft PowerPoint document contain exactly the same storyboard as the story itself. However, this storyboard contain no text or text boxes but instead contains editable speech bubbles.

An incredibly extensive but easy to use file contains: 36 types of arithmetic questions. 30 randomly generated questions for each question type. That’s over 1000 questions! Each set of questions is differentiated 3 ways with difficulty progression within. Easily printable for worksheets and answers are printable too. Even better completed on the computer by the children as it AUTOMARKS the work giving instant feedback and opportunity to correct. Infinite re-usability due to being able to random generate new questions with the click of a button. For the best description of this resources, please watch the associated YouTube video. My name is Martin Goulden and I’ve worked in Primary Schools for over 10 years, first as a TA and now as an independent Computing specialist. As my wife is a teacher, I know the pressure that teachers are under in order to provide individualised learning, assessment and feedback for each child. I once saw a teacher spend hours and hours preparing and then marking a handful of individualised arithmetic questions only to find that, as usual, some children had completely missed the mark. I had to help, not just the teachers to save the hours of prep and marking time but the children too, to give them instant feedback and satisfaction during their arithmetic sessions. It has taken me around 100 hours to create this resource in the hope that it will collectively save teachers thousands of hours and provide children with a great platform to learn from.

In the style of Blockbuster, test your children’s knowledge all about the Romans. 28 questions are supplied with the quiz, along with a PowerPoint with all the instructions that you will need to use this fun resource in your classroom on your interactive whiteboard. Could be used at an end of the topic, to test how much your children have learnt or just as a fun activity. Not doing the Romans? Then keep your eyes peeled on our page, more history quizzes will be added soon.

-Learn the fruits names in Spanish -Use the Slideshow mode on your Interactive Whiteboard and call out names in Spanish/English -Ask the children to select the appropriate animal by clicking on it (on slide 4 the animals will flip over to reveal the translation) -Challenge: See if you can identify all the animals in under 30 seconds!

A build your own dinosaur out of a variety of heads, legs etc. Hundreds of combinations possible. 3 backgrounds to choose from. All based in Microsoft PowerPoint for ease of use in and printing. A great resource for individual use of as part of continuous provision/modelled input.

Drag and drop pre-made shapes to create several different desert animals in this easy to use Microsoft PowerPoint document . Great for the interactive whiteboard as a modelling tool or as a continuous provision activity. And, for the slightly older children, why not get them to do it individually on the computer? The animals include: -Meerkat -Elephant -Jackal -Bug (Ladybug) -Scorpion -Lizard -Bird (Redhorn)

A perfect little Numeracy resource for the Interactive Whiteboard. This interactive PowerPoint file lets your children practice their number bonds to 10 and 20. Simply go into slideshow mode to start the game. Clicking on tiles makes them spin to reveal their number bond pair. Clicking this again will flip it back over.

This Microsoft PowerPoint document retells the classic fairy tale of The Three Little Pigs. Whilst the illustrations are non-editable, the story itself is. This allows you to change the text as you see fit. Visuals created by Martin Goulden. Story re-written by Martin Goulden.

Ahoy, mateys! Introducing our Create your own Pirate Treasure Maps KS1, the perfect interactive resource for children to engage in imaginative play and develop their mapping skills. With a variety of backgrounds and pirate themed objects to choose from, children can use an interactive board or a computer to design and create their very own treasure map. This engaging activity allows children to click and drag different elements into place, fostering creativity and problem-solving skills. Whether they're navigating through the deep sea or seeking hidden treasure on a deserted island, the possibilities are endless with Create your own Pirate Treasure Maps KS1. Get ready to set sail on an exciting educational adventure!

Introduce children to the classic tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears with our non-editable story sequencing activity. Based on a retelling of the story, this .pdf document contains all the pages of the story in a random order, allowing children to cut and sequence the story as they see fit. This hands-on activity is designed to promote critical thinking and reading comprehension skills in an engaging and interactive way. Perfect for classroom use, this resource is easily printable and can be used time and time again. Help children develop their storytelling and sequencing abilities while enjoying the timeless tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears.

A step-by-step guide to creating a 3D printable Roman Amphitheatre in Sketchup - aimed at Primary School children. The resources also include download links for the 3D Sketchup models themselves.

A beautiful variety of space/alien posters. Contains 14 unique aliens with a variety of features to explore and discuss. Each has a different number of colourful arms, legs, eyes, teeth, antennae and regular shaped mouths to identify. If you want to take the discussions further, you might also be interested in creating some ‘WANTED’ style posters using the same aliens in this resource. Click HERE to view the Wanted Posters Also, why not make some of your own aliens using an interactive, drag-and-drop activity? It’s a perfect activity for the interactive whiteboard or for the children to work independently on the computer: You can find the resource on TES at my shop: www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/martinjgoulden Or by searching the TES resources for ‘create your own alien’

A document designed to help support the children when creating Newspaper reports on the computer. It separates key skills into the different year groups, that shows progression of key skills. Tutorial on our Instagram page, explaining how we create the layout. @martingouldendigitalresources

Super easy, super fun! Drag and drop fruit, veg and autumnal objects to create faces in this PowerPoint file.

Based on the retelling of Little Red Riding Hood by Martin Goulden this .pdf document contains the A4 illustrations of the 4 characters faces from the story: Little Red Riding Hood, The Big Bad Wolf, Grandma and The Woodcutter.

Based on the retelling of The Three Little Pigs by Martin Goulden this PowerPoint document contains the A4 illustrations of the characters faces from the story plus the three little pig’s houses. Perfect for adding to display boards or as larger story props.

Using these 9 Sculptris templates, 3D sculpt your very own dinosaurs. Choose either to edit basic models of heads and/or bodies or choose from rough models of Dilophosaurus, Parasaurolophus, Pachycephalosaurus and Triceratops to add fine details. Included free in the download is also a warm-up Sculptris activity to get children used to manipulating the camera. If you've never used Sculptris before look for "GUIDE How to make a head in Sculptris" in my shop for a step-by-step guide on the basics.

This step-by-step picture guide shows you how to make a 3D pirate coin in a FREE program called Sculptris. The guide, 3D template and 3D example is perfect for those with little or no experience in 3D modelling. This product has been trialed and tested with Year 1 children!