Surely there must be places that i can get worksheets for primary education???

[Divatheshopaholic]

Well, i need website or any online place for printing out worksheets for primary education, reception year.
My daughter is very keen on writing phonics and spelling, sums etc... I always buy little books from supermarket but she is going through them too fast, and im running out of material.
Friend recommended me Bitesize, but the KS1 material to print out is one sheet of paper per title.
Someone must know please, help me.
TIA

www.sparklebox.co.uk/

why don't you get her to write and illustrate a story? then you could make it up into a little book = much more fun and educational than worksheets, and it's lovely having them to look back on when she's bigger

Thank you Teafortwo.
Mumsim, do you mean write and draw pictures? Sorry i must sound not bright Have got terrible headache.
DD is very keen on little phonic books we had from shops. Its like picture of cup and then CP, or picture of cube and cub, then CB and CB.
Or sums like 9-7=_ etc...
I wrote 2+_=5, snd she worked it out.
I think its great idea, but she is too eager to do the letters and sums, than making it herself, atm.
Even first reading books, she will read no problems, and when we ask what was story, she will just say "It was about children"
We disgussed it with teacher, and she said dd is exloring whole new world of reading, and at the moment, the story does not eman a lot to her, its all about just reading, putting letters together.
Just wanted encourage her, thats why i was after materials i can access over the internet.

Hi, I got a list of recommended websites from my ds2's teacher (Y1).

Here you are:

www.interactive-resources.co.uk
EarlyYearsMathsPack

www.snaithprimary.erill.net

www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies

www.crickweb.co.uk

KS1

www.starfall.com

www.bbc.co.uk/wordsandpictures

www.bbc.co.uk/schools/starship

www.bbc.co.uk/schools/numbertime]]

www.bbc.co.uk/schools/ks1bitesize ]]

General

www.coxhoe.durham.sch.uk

www.primaryresources.co.uk

www.priorywoods.co.uk

www.snaithprimary.erill.net0

www.snaithprimary.erill.net1

Hope you find them useful

Sparklebox is run by a convicted peadophile so you may want to avoid that one.

Really? , that one was on my list from school too.

OMG Fimble
you really mean it.

Thank you Browny,
Thats some links, i will check them all out asap.
I did see BBC Bitesize, but there werent many printables

Try www.superteacherworksheets.com,

It's an American site, but there are loads of worksheets for all primary school ages.

Have you seen the jolly phonics workbooks. You can get them on amazon or in WHS. There is a series of 7 books and they are for practising reading and writing skills.

yes, at first dd just used to draw pictures and tell me what they were about, then as she grew more confident she'd dictate a story to me which I'd write down for her, then she started writing stories for herself, so on each page she'd have a picture and a few words or maybe a sentence or two - sample titles from reception year were "The Camel, the Dog and the Baby", "The Three Little Butterflies" etc we're not talking great works of literature here

worksheets are OK, but they can't teach a child to be creative

Diva, you're very welcome .

My ds2 (5.5) loves [[www.starfall.com}} atm, because he can drag and drop words, eg. labelling the body and then the word is spelt out then spoken.

Parentstalk.com
think its 25 pounds for the year but loads of worksheets for every subject

Sorry ignore my last post I need to check the site name as I hvt used it in ages.
I have used www.projectHappychild which has loads of free downloadable subjects.

Sparklebox news story

The site is now run by a relative - and makes a profit every time people visit it, ready for when he is released.

Following LEAs barring sparkle box on their servers they have recommended Primary Resources as an alternative.

worksheetworks.com

www.primaryresources.co.uk

anyone else suggested this one?

www.teachingideas.co.uk/

checked my above post - the correct site is parents in touch (not parentstalk)