Plans, ppt and assessment quiz for the Y3 Rocks unit.

An independent reading activity, I like to challenge my children to complete as an extension during guided reading lessons. I simply print them off on coloured card and give to each child!

An activity I completed with my class to explore some of the key terms we’d come across throughout the topic.

Finding the area of rectilinear and compound shapes through multiplication - in the context of zoo enclosures!

Resources to support children in writing a newspaper report on Carter’s discovery.

A range of guided reading activities based on Matilda’s. Activities include, Zone of Relevance activity on Miss Trunchball, reading domain questions for Miss Honey and Miss Trunchball and a diamond nine activity for Matilda.

A questionnaire to gather your pupils’ opinions.

Bee themed months of the year!

I created these potions for a lesson on capacity where children estimated how much liquid was in each container.

A poster showing the different letter families and highlighting the difference between ascenders and descenders.

A resource made to give my class an understanding of chronology to help them understand when exactly the Stone Age occurred. It could also be referred to throughout the year as we covered other aspects of history.

A poster showcasing British Values.

An activity I organised for my class for the jubilee to tie in with our work on fractions. Problems involve fractions of amount, equivalent fractions, adding/subtracting fractions.

Resources for newspaper writing on the resurrection.

A reasoning activity for comparing and ordering mass in a real life context of suitcases and holidays!

A visual for children to be clear on presentation expectations and how to set out their work.

A pass for children to use to signal they would like to access the calm space within our classroom.

A prompt to encourage children to go back through and check/edit their work!

A social and emotional prompt for children who struggle to articulate what is wrong. They can simply point to the icon which best represents their emotion for a non-verbal way of interacting.

A selection of activities for children to complete whilst conducting independent reading at home!