KS2

KS1 Children can learn to differentiate between past, present and future tense by sorting the words into the correct bowl. With an easy and a hard level to help progress further understanding, they\'re sure to have fun whilst learning.

Learning in the form of a game is always popular with pupils. Use this Soup Sorter game to encourage pupils to sort shapes based on the number of sides. A great resource for an interactive whiteboard but equally useful for an individual or small group. Why not set this as a home task to reinforce pupils' knowledge of 2D shapes?

Learning in the form of a game is always popular with pupils. This fun game is a great way to encourage practise of times tables.

How can this Special Agent Training Exercises: Punctuation and Grammar interactive revision game help to prepare my Year 6 children for their SPaG SAT test?

How can children learn to recognise level 2 sounds in words? Play this fun phonics level 2 sound and picture matching pairs game with your reception, year 1, year 2 or SEN children. Children will secure their understanding of Phase 2 within letters and sounds. Great for individual practise, whole-class sessions or as part of home learning, alongside parents/carers.

Is there a follow-up game to Pizza Fractions? This interactive game is a fun way to encourage pupils to explore fractions in a familiar, real-life context.

A great resource to help children learn as they play. Use this Potion Maker game to match equivalent fractions, decimals and percentages.

How can this game help to secure children's understanding of Level 5? Play this fun phonics level 5 sound and picture matching pairs game with your reception, year 1, year 2 or SEN children to help secure their phonic knowledge. Level 5 phonics helps to support Letters and Sounds and prepare children for the phonics screening check in year 1. Share this via a Pin Code so they can access it for free.

How do children learn to recognise Level 3 sounds in words? Play this fun phonics Level 3 game with your reception, year 1, year 2 or SEN children to familiarise them with Level 3 phonics with Kit, Sam and the Phonics Family. Level 3 phonics resources can be used alongside Letters and Sounds and will support Phase 3. Share this via a Pin Code so they can access it for free.

KS1 can improve their phonic understanding with this interactive Level 2 phonic tricky words matching game. A fun way to reinforce Level 2 letters and sounds.

Designed especially for practising for the 2020 statutory Y4 Multiplication Test Check. This times table test replicates the key features of the official check.

A fun way to encourage children to learn the rounding of numbers to 20, 30 and 40 by helping feed the hamsters the correct food. A great way to end, or start, a lesson with a quick refresher.