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Make learning multiplication tables 1-12 exciting with this Inside Out 2-themed keychain! Designed for young learners, this colourful and engaging keychain is perfect for children starting their maths journey. Whether at home or in the classroom, students can easily practise their times tables in a fun and interactive way. Features: Inside Out 2 design with beloved characters for motivation Bright and engaging visuals for easy learning Compact & portable – ideal for school bags or pockets Easy-to-use keyring format with a hole for assembling Supports hands-on, active learning Multiplication tables 1-12 included This keychain is a fantastic tool for teachers and parents looking to make maths enjoyable. Simply print, cut, punch a hole in the marked corner, and assemble with a ring – ready for little learners to explore multiplication with their favourite Inside Out 2 emotions! Perfect for: Primary school students Classroom resources & home learning Reward incentives & maths games Let children take their multiplication tables everywhere with this creative and practical learning aid!

This resource provides two worksheets designed to help students practice integrating polynomial functions, Each worksheet includes a variety of problems with detailed solutions to facilitate self-assessment and learning.

This resource contains a comprehensive collection of past Edexcel GCSE exam questions focused on changing the subject of a formula. Perfect for exam preparation, these questions cover a range of difficulty levels, from basic one-step rearrangements to complex algebraic manipulations. Key Features: All past exam questions from Edexcel on this topic. Covers Higher Tier questions. Ideal for revision, homework, or in-class practice. Can be used for mock exams or targeted intervention sessions. This resource ensures students gain exam-focused practice, helping them build confidence and accuracy in algebraic rearrangement skills. Download now to give your students the best chance of success in their GCSE Maths exams!

Perfect for EYFS & KS1 | SEN | EAL | Emotional Literacy | Maths Mastery Engage young learners with these fun and interactive Inside Out 2-themed worksheets! Designed to help children develop number recognition, counting, and problem-solving skills, these resources also support emotional regulation and SEN inclusion by linking numbers with feelings in a creative way. What’s Included? “Can You Build This Number?” – Children use cubes to build given numbers and explore different ways to make them. “Break It Down!” (Part-Part-Whole & Number Bonds) – Encourages children to split numbers into smaller parts, reinforcing number sense. “Emotion & Number Matching” – Combines emotions and numbers to make learning more relatable and engaging. Over 15 different Inside Out 2 Themed Worksheets and templates included for you to design your own! Each worksheet features: Inside Out 2 characters to make learning fun! Bright, engaging visuals perfect for EYFS & KS1 learners. SEN & EAL-friendly designs with visual prompts. Printable & ready-to-use for individual, group, or intervention work! Who is this for? EYFS & KS1 learners developing number sense. SEN & EAL students needing extra visual support. Teachers, TAs, SENCOs, and parents looking for engaging, inclusive resources. Digital Download – Print & Use Instantly! Bring maths to life with Inside Out 2 today!

These number cards are versatile and can be used in a variety of ways with your students. Choose from guessing games, matching games, and even bingo! They are a valuable resource when teaching your children to recognise and recall the numbers 0 - 20. You can also use the number templates to practise writing each number from 1 to 20. Display them around the class, so pupils can refer to them whenever they get stuck.

These Ten-Frame Counting Peg Matching Cards are designed to help children strengthen their number recognition and counting skills. Each card features a ten-frame with a quantity displayed, and children will need to count the objects shown and match the correct numeral. Also includes blank templates for you to design your own! This engaging activity is ideal for young learners in the early years, encouraging them to practice counting and reinforcing their understanding of number quantities. It’s a great way to support children in developing key mathematical skills while providing a hands-on, interactive experience. Perfect for early years classrooms or home learning, these cards help build a strong foundation for number recognition and counting.

This fun and engaging number recognition activity is designed to help preschool children develop their number recognition skills, focusing on numbers 1 through 10. Each activity card features a charming illustration, such as scenes from The Hungry Caterpillar and Peppa Pig, with objects or animals numbered from 1 to 10. Below each picture, children will find a choice of three different numbers. The task is for children to circle the number that corresponds to how many objects or animals are in the picture. Also includes a blank template if you wish to design your own.

These worksheets help Year 1 students practice skip counting by encouraging them to complete a sequence of numbers. The caterpillar serves as a fun visual tool to guide children through the process of skip counting. It enhances their understanding of number patterns, making learning more engaging and interactive. In this set of worksheets, students are presented with a caterpillar where each body segment represents a number. The caterpillar is counting in a specific pattern (e.g., by 2s, 5s, or 10s), but some of the segments are missing numbers. The students are tasked with filling in the missing numbers to complete the sequence. Skills developed: Skip counting: Students practice counting in intervals, a key mathematical skill for understanding number patterns. Number recognition: Students will become more familiar with number sequences and how numbers relate to each other in a pattern. Problem-solving: By identifying the missing numbers and following the pattern, students develop their critical thinking skills.

This engaging worksheet is designed for KS2 students to help them identify and understand the role of adjectives in sentences. The activity encourages children to explore a range of powerful adjectives, promoting both comprehension and creativity in their use of descriptive language. Learning Objectives: To recognise and highlight adjectives in sentences. To understand how adjectives enhance descriptions and add detail to writing. To identify and use powerful adjectives that create vivid imagery and strengthen storytelling. The worksheets present eight sentences, each containing one or more adjectives that describe nouns. Students are asked to read each sentence carefully and identify the adjectives, which are the words that describe or modify the nouns in the sentence. Children then highlight or underline the adjectives in each sentence, focusing on how these words contribute to creating vivid and engaging descriptions. The adjectives in the sentences range from everyday descriptive words to more complex, powerful adjectives, helping students develop their understanding of descriptive language and its impact on writing.

Find included a set of four scaffolded word classes worksheets, suitable for KS2. Also includes answers sheets. Aimed at identifying differences between nouns and verbs. This set of scaffolded worksheets is an engaging activity designed to help children identify and distinguish between nouns and verbs in sentences. Each balloon on the worksheet contains an ambiguous word that could either be a noun or a verb depending on the context. The task involves children reading the sentences and colouring each balloon to show whether the underlined word is a noun or a verb. This is an excellent way to consolidate their understanding of word classes. In each sentence, the underlined word is either a noun (a person, place, thing, or idea) or a verb (an action or state). Children need to decide the correct word class based on how the word is used in the sentence. The set of worksheets provides a simple yet effective approach to reinforcing the concept of word classes. It is ideal for children who are consolidating their learning about nouns and verbs. The use of colourful balloons adds a playful element to the task, making it more engaging and memorable. This activity can be used to support independent learning, as children are encouraged to use context clues to determine whether the underlined word is a noun or verb.

This PowerPoint and quiz will help KS2 learn about word classes like nouns, verbs, adjectives, and more, all while having fun with their favourite cartoon characters! Each slide breaks down what word classes are and why they’re important for making powerful, exciting sentences. You’ll practice identifying these word classes in sentences that feature well-known characters like SpongeBob SquarePants, Peppa Pig, Tom and Jerry, and Mickey Mouse. By the end of the quiz, your children will be experts in understanding how to use the right words to make their writing and speech sound awesome. Also includes nine gorgeously designed posters on each of the word classes! This lesson aligns with the National Curriculum’s focus on grammar in KS2, helping children build the skills they need for successful writing and communication. Learning objectives: To understand different word classes and what they do in a sentence. To find different types of words in sentences. To use a variety of word classes to make writing exciting!

Engage your students with this unique and educational Chinese Maths Resource, perfect for celebrating Chinese New Year or exploring world cultures in the classroom! What’s Included: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division Worksheets: Fun and clear maths problems written in Hanzi (Chinese characters) and numbers, designed for group or individual work. Hanzi Template: A guide to Chinese characters for numbers 1–10, ideal for students to practice reading and writing. Answer Sheets: Complete solutions for all worksheets to save time and support quick marking. Teacher Help Sheet: A detailed guide explaining how to teach addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division using Chinese characters and symbols. Why It’s Perfect for Your Classroom: Cross-Curricular Learning: Combines maths practice with cultural enrichment, making it an excellent resource for Chinese New Year activities. Engaging and Visual: Incorporates Chinese characters and their meanings, sparking curiosity while helping students develop problem-solving skills. Accessible for All: Designed for primary school students with clear instructions and varying levels of difficulty to suit diverse abilities. Help your students celebrate Chinese culture while building essential maths skills! Download now to bring this interactive and culturally enriching resource to your classroom.

These beautifully designed Zodiac Posters are perfect for brightening up any learning environment while introducing students to the fascinating world of Chinese astrology. Each poster features: All 12 Chinese Zodiac Animals: With vibrant illustrations of the Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig. Key Personality Traits: A brief, easy-to-understand description of the qualities and characteristics associated with each zodiac sign. Years Associated with Each Animal: Helps students identify their own zodiac sign or that of their friends and family. Cultural Insights: Information about the significance of the zodiac in Chinese traditions and its connection to the lunar calendar. These posters are perfect for use in lessons on world cultures, Chinese New Year celebrations, or simply as an engaging classroom decoration. Available for download and easy to print in various sizes.

Discovering Chinese New Year: Traditions, Fun, and Learning This engaging and interactive PowerPoint is designed for primary school lessons and assemblies, introducing children to the vibrant traditions and celebrations of Chinese New Year. It provides age-appropriate content, colourful visuals, and fun activities to help children explore the history, culture, and customs of this special festival. Key Features: Introduction to Chinese New Year: Learn what it is, when it happens, and why it’s celebrated. The Chinese Zodiac: Explore the 12 zodiac animals and discover the meaning of the Year of the Snake (2025). Traditions and Celebrations: Discover the importance of red decorations, family gatherings, and red envelopes. Lion and Dragon Dances: Understand the symbolism behind these spectacular performances. Festive Foods: Learn about traditional dishes like dumplings and noodles, and their special meanings. Fireworks and Decorations: Explore how fireworks and red banners bring luck and happiness. Geography Connection: Locate China on the world map and learn about its location and travel time from the UK. Language Learning: Practice key Chinese phrases, such as “Happy New Year” in Mandarin. Intro/Outro music for assembly and two videos on Chinese New Year. Interactive Activities: Encourage creativity with craft ideas like making red envelopes or drawing zodiac animals.

A scaffolded set of stack the pancakes cards. Simply cut out and use the number mat with number blocks. There are separate versions of this resource for MA/HA and LA, suitable for EYFS.

In times of big emotions, a clear and bright visual aid can provide children with a helpful tool for emotional regulation. This Coping Choices Wheel offers 12 coping strategies to choose from, making it an interactive and sensory tool for managing feelings. Simply spin the wheel to explore different strategies, promoting self-awareness and emotional control. Key Features: 12 Coping Strategies: A range of practical coping choices for children to use when feeling overwhelmed. Interactive and Sensory: The spinning feature encourages engagement and offers a tactile experience for children. Clear and Visual: Bright and simple design to make it easy for children to identify and understand emotions. Promotes Emotional Awareness: Helps children talk about their feelings and identify appropriate coping strategies. Convenient and Accessible: Can be placed in a visible area for easy access whenever needed. This resource is ideal for use in classrooms, playrooms, or any environment where children need support with emotional regulation. Leave it in a prominent location for children to use when they need guidance in managing their emotions.

This vibrant and engaging visual aid is perfect for supporting children in independently choosing their activities during lessons or playtime. It can be used in early years and primary settings to promote autonomy, decision-making skills, and routine-building. Features: Clear Design: A4-sized resource with colourful visuals and easy-to-read text for young learners. Customisable Options: Includes a variety of activity cards (e.g., reading, drawing, construction, role play, etc.), allowing you to adapt it to your classroom setup. Velcro-Compatible: Designed to work with Velcro strips for easy swapping of activities. Durable Material: Printable format, suitable for laminating to ensure longevity. Inclusive Design: Uses symbols and text, making it accessible for all children, including those with SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities). Benefits: Encourages independence and self-regulation. Helps manage transitions and minimises disruption. Supports visual learners and children with additional needs. Perfect for use during: Free play or choosing time. Rotational group activities. Task management during lessons. This resource is ready to download, print, and implement in your classroom. Bring a structured yet flexible approach to your day with this handy visual aid!

This engaging scaffolded PowerPoint presentation is perfect for primary school teachers looking to promote healthy eating and inspire a love for reading through the fun and familiarity of beloved cartoon characters like Popeye, Desperate Dan, and Tom and Jerry! Packed with interactive content and creative teaching ideas, this PowerPoint includes: Slides included: Where do you come from? What food do you eat? What does it mean to ‘be healthy?’ Naming the five main food groups Matching foods to correct food group activity The Eat Well Plate - cartoon examples, children have to decide if plate is healthy or not. How could it be improved? Design a healthy meal to make at home - related to ‘The Anxious Generation’ by Jonathon Haidt. The Let Grow Project research encourages use of children to do something they have never done before, such as cooking a meal or baking. The problems with not eating healthy Healthier food swaps HA - Difference between simple and complex carbohydrates, sort into groups activity A short video on healthy eating and other clips from famous books related to food Key features: Cartoon Connections: Explore how iconic characters like Popeye (spinach and strength) and Desperate Dan (cow pies) can spark discussions about healthy eating and moderation. Healthy Eating Basics: A kid-friendly explanation of what healthy eating is, including an engaging video to reinforce understanding. Food Groups and Nutrition: Fun visuals and simple explanations about the major food groups, helping children understand balanced diets. Literary Links: Recommendations for food-themed books such as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Oliver’s Vegetables, and Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs to promote a love for reading. Interactive Activities: Jam-packed with creative activities, including designing a healthy meal, food group sorting games, and cartoon-inspired writing prompts. Cross-Curricular Learning: Opportunities to integrate science (nutrition), art (food-related crafts), and literacy (reading and storytelling) into your lessons. This resource is designed to captivate students’ imaginations while building their knowledge of healthy eating and fostering enthusiasm for books. It’s perfect for sparking class discussions, engaging reluctant learners, and promoting positive food choices in a fun and memorable way.

This engaging Safer Internet Day 2025 PowerPoint is designed for primary school children and uses the fun and relatable theme of Inside Out 2 to teach online safety. It includes vibrant visuals, simple explanations, and interactive elements to keep children entertained while learning how to stay safe online. Slides included: When is Safer Internet Day? What is Safer Internet Day? What are Online Scams? How can you spot an Online Scam? Scam or not quiz using Inside Out 2 Characters. Staying safe online - golden rules and top tips. Who to talk to if you encounter an online scam, what to do. YouTube Clip on staying safe online Intro/Outro music suitable for assembly

Start the year with a reflective and goal-oriented activity that encourages creativity and personal growth! This engaging worksheet pack is designed for primary school students and helps them set meaningful resolutions and dreams for the year ahead.