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High frequency words are words which occur most frequently in written material, for example, "and", "the", "as" and "it". Learning to identify these words will help children read quickly and comfortably.

A simple subtraction worksheet on money. This is like giving change after buying an item and therefore an important life skill.

A KS1 geography resource about the importance of wearing a helmet when cycling. There are also questions for children to answer and an odd one out activity.

A year 1 information sheet about different types of houses.

This English worksheet is all about the letter Z and has different exercises for children to complete focusing on the letter Z.

We can do so many things with our bodies. Think about the different things you can do using different parts of your body e.g. we use our ears to listen. Draw a line to match the body part to its function.

Year 2 Science - Health and growth worksheet. This activity asks students to tick the objects that are living and cross the objects that are non-living.

Year 2 History - Florence Nightingale cut out. This page should be printed onto card if possible to to make cutting out the pictures easier.

Students read through the facts about Edinburgh Castle and answer the questions.

This reasoning worksheet asks students to look at the words and colours and circle the odd one out in each line.

Year 2 English - Reading comprehension worksheet. Having strong reading comprehension skills will also help in other subjects. This worksheet includes interesting facts about the Stegosaurus. Students read the text and then answer the study questions.

Students label the seven continents on the map. There is a word bank to help them.

Students sort the data into the correct columns in the table.

Year 3 Science - Unit 3F: Light and shadows

Year 3 History - Unit 6B: Why have people invaded and settled in Britain in the past? An Anglo-Saxon case study

Year 3 Maths: A simple year 3 worksheet on 2-D shapes. This worksheet asks questions on circles, semi-circles, triangles, squares, rectangles and pentagons.

Students solve the Sudoku puzzle by using logical reasoning and critical thinking skills. They complete each grid by writing the numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 in each row, column, and block once and only once.

Students read through the information and facts about sandstorms and answer the accompanying study questions.

A short year 4 history comprehension about being evacuated in World War II. Children must read the text and answer the questions.

This year 4 spelling worksheet focuses on words with 'ea'. Children must read the clues and fill in the missing 'ea' words.

A year 4 comprehension about Good Friday with questions to follow.

This reading comprehension includes facts about animal adaptations.

Students are asked to write 'straight', 'acute', 'obtuse' or right below each angle. There is an example to help them.

Writing prompts give students a topic to start writing about immediately. This writing prompt asks students to write a paragraph to explain how they or someone they know helps others.

Year 5 Science - Unit 5D Changing state.

A KS2 literacy resource on alphabetical words.

Year 5 History - What was it like for children living in Victorian Britain? Students read the information about Dr. Thomas John Barnardo and how he helped the children living in Victorian times. There are 10 study questions to answer.

This KS2 geography resource includes some fun facts about the seven continents.

Students identify the multiples and factors of each number sentence.

Kids love superheroes and this creative writing activity gives them the chance to become their own superhero! Help improve your child's creative writing skills with this super fun worksheet!

Math: Rounding - Complete the chart by rounding each number to the nearest 10, 100 and 1000.

This task asks students to describe in their own words why we still have Remembrance Day and why it is important to remember the people who went to war and did not return.

This worksheet includes six prepositions. Prepositions connect words, sentences, and clauses together and show the relation between them. Common examples include: after, before, behind, from, over, and through. Students must write a sentence using each proposition.

This worksheet is an excellent resource to get your child thinking, improve their writing skills and build their vocabulary. Students write as many words as they can using the word 'mathematics'.

When you compare two things, you look for their similarities and their differences. Write a comparison and contrast paper about two different ways of studying for exams.

Children must look at the countries and write down which currency is used - quiz 1 is easier than quiz 2.

This comprehension is all about the wheel. Children read the text and then answer the questions that follow.

This list shows adjectives that describe sound. Teachers can use it with their students or children can put it in the front of their folders as an extra resource.

This reading comprehension includes some facts about the famous cartoon character Donald Duck. Students read through the text and then answer the questions.

All of the words hidden in the grid are associated with volcanoes. Students must find all of the words hidden in the grid.

Trace the words that begin with the letter Bb and draw a line from each word to the matching picture.

This short reading comprehension is a fun introduction to the five oceans. Students learn some interesting facts about the oceans and have eight study questions to answer.