Free resources for subject leaders and class teachers

The Cambridgeshire maths and English teams have created a number of free resources which are currently available via:

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Link to the Cambridgeshire English Team -  Knowledge Hub Cambridgeshire English Team

Link to the Cambridgeshire Maths Team - Knowledge Hub Cambridgeshire Maths Team 

Free English Resources available from the Cambridgeshire English Team via Knowledge Hub:

Subject Leader Resources

• Resources to support writing assessment – including non-statutory assessment at the end of KS1 as well as end of KS2 statutory assessment.
• Resources to support vocabulary development – looking at the roots of vocabulary development.
• Resources to support Reading for Pleasure – linked to the work of James Clements and OUP
• Resources to support the development of spoken language and oracy – linked to the work of Voice 21 and Oracy Cambridge
• Resources to support progression in reading and writing – linked to the work from CLPE

Teacher Resources

• Which One Doesn’t Belong - A set of 4 images or words per slide. Which image could be the odd one out and more importantly why? Suitable for Year 1 to Year 6.

Free maths resources available from the Cambridgeshire Maths Team via Knowledge Hub:

Subject Leader Resources

• Resources to support the teaching of Multiplication Tables – Including CPD PowerPoint slides for staff meeting training and resources that can be used in the classroom such as factor, factor, product triangles.
• Resources to support parents engage with maths
• Resources to support assessment in maths – including non-statutory assessment at the end of KS1 as well as end of KS2 statutory assessment.

Teacher Resources

• Can You See What I See? – A series of mathematical pictures that require children to reason about the content in each image. Appropriate for pupils in Year 1 to Year 6.
• Estimation and Bench Marking – Images to share with children to support the development of mathematical estimation and n=benchmarking skills. Appropriate for pupils in Reception to Year 6.
• Four – A – Day – Resources to support daily practice of previously taught maths skills available for Year 1 to Year 6.
• Maths Eyes – A year’s worth of images to encourage children to create their own mathematical questions. Suitable for Year 1 to Year 6.
• Maths at Work – A year’s worth of images related to specific jobs and workplaces to support children in their understanding of maths outside of lessons. Appropriate for pupils in Reception to Year 6.
• Say What You See. Draw What They Saw – Resources to support children’s use and understanding of mathematical language with a particular emphasis on geometric and positional terminology. Created for children in Year 1 and 2, Years 3 and 4 and Years 5 and 6.
• Weekly Maths Challenges – A set of problems to support the development of mathematical reasoning and problem-solving skills. Accompanied by teacher notes and adaptations to support greater depth mathematicians as well as answers. Created for children in Year 1 and 2, Years 3 and 4 and Years 5 and 6.
• Which One Doesn’t Belong? – A set of 4 images or words per slide. Which image could be the odd one out and more importantly why? Suitable for Year 1 to Year 6.