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Demonstration

This is a proposal for how the back office could work. It is not connected to live data.

Catalogue figures are measured from a harvest of the live site. People, orders and campaigns are invented.

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Dashboard PublishWorksheets

Worksheets

One page a child fills in. Arithmetic practice, assessments, maths mats, codebreakers, cut up grids and the rest.

One page

The sheet builder

Pick the shape of the page, type what goes on it, and the answer copy, the cover and the product page all come with it. Nothing here asks you for a term or a week, because a sheet does not belong to one.

What you send us, and whether we can make one

5 of the kinds of resource in your own catalogue sit under this tab, counted from 26 of the 65 files you sent us. Every one of them can be made today.

Free "Fluency and Precision" worksheet

Made on the sheet builder, which draws: A grid of sums with an answer box each, generated to the shape you set. The biggest single type in your catalogue.

Shape mat (A5)

Made on the sheet builder, which draws: Any picture in the catalogue as a dotted outline to trace over.

Codebreaker

Made on the sheet builder, which draws: A picture key, and a message to decode. The key is the phonics alphabet, so in Key Stage 1 the pictures ARE the lesson.

Maths mat

Made on the sheet builder, which draws: One page of zones a child works across, every one of them worked out from the same number of the day.

Grid puzzle to cut and rearrange

Made on the sheet builder, which draws: A number grid chopped into pieces to cut out and rebuild.

And every page shape it draws

18 shapes under this tab, between them matching 1,277 of your 6,558 products by name. The number on each card is how many of your products announce themselves as that shape in their title, so it is a floor and never a total.

Cards to print and cut out

Vocabulary, reasoning prompts, flashcards, sorting cards. The backs line up for double sided printing.

Wordsearch

A letter grid with the words hidden in it, and the list beside it.

Spot the difference

Two scenes from the picture catalogue, with a known number of differences.

She sells none of these today. Michael asked for it, and it is the one that teaches one more, one fewer, bigger and smaller.

Codebreaker

38 you sellOne of yours

A picture key, and a message to decode. The key is the phonics alphabet, so in Key Stage 1 the pictures ARE the lesson.

Revision starters

443 you sellOne of yours

A grid of sums with an answer box each, generated to the shape you set. The biggest single type in your catalogue.

Assessment

An end of block check, numbered, with marks down the side and a mark scheme. It starts easy and works up.

Matching and sorting

Draw a line between two columns, or sort into a two way Carroll grid with a bank to cut out.

Maths mat

51 you sellOne of yours

One page of zones a child works across, every one of them worked out from the same number of the day.

Maths mystery

Clues to work out that rule the suspects out one by one, until one is left.

Maze

One way through, with a sum in every square so the route is not given away by where the writing is.

The written methods

Columnar addition and subtraction, short multiplication, and long division, as an empty frame to work in.

Lines of symmetry

Shapes with a line drawn on to judge, or half a picture to finish by reflecting it.

A chart for them to draw

The data given one way and an empty chart to fill in the other, which is the half of data handling a finished chart cannot teach.

Her product NAMES never say "complete the bar chart", so this counts zero, and zero is the honest number rather than evidence she does not sell them: her own "Interpret and present data using bar charts, pictograms and tables" sheets give the data one way and an empty grid to draw the other. Counting by name cannot see inside a page, which is the standing limit of every number on this screen.

Grid puzzle to cut out

A number grid chopped into pieces to cut out and rebuild.

Counts zero because her own pack is called "Christmas Puzzles to 100", which the word PUZZLE claims first and correctly. The generator exists because that pack is 21 pages of exactly this and she will want another at Easter.

Colouring

A picture divided into regions, each with a calculation.

Tracing a picture

2 you sellOne of yours

Any picture in the catalogue as a dotted outline to trace over.

Dot to dot

Join the numbers, or join the answers, to reveal a picture.

Spelling lesson for the board

A whole lesson taught off the board: the pictures, then the sound, then the rule, with the class answering before you press the arrow.

No product title asks for one. Both of hers sit inside a spelling pack, and each is a whole lesson rather than a page.

4 styles in your catalogue this builder is not going to make

Not a queue, a decision. These are not a page a generator can lay out, and leaving them off the list entirely would be quieter and less honest.

33A jigsaw or puzzleThe picture is the puzzle, so this needs artwork rather than layout. The card deck generator is the nearest thing and it is not the same sheet.
14A game played with equipmentThese are Early Years lessons done with things off the shelf. What she sells is the instructions, so there is no sheet to generate.
6SudokuA generator for these is real work: the grid has to have exactly one solution, which is a solver, and six products does not pay for one yet. It is the closest thing on this list to worth building.
4BingoEvery board has to be different and every board has to be winnable, which is a small generator in its own right, for four products.

Back to everything you can publish

Editable worksheetsWord and PowerPoint, so you can change anything White Rose supportingFollows the small steps you already plan from Downloadable lesson plansPlanning, slides and worksheets for every step Reasoning and problem solvingBuilt into every step, not sold separately

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