1 week worth of lesson plans Linked to white rose maths teaching Concrete, abstract and pictorial teaching methods

Planning template for a William Shakespeare plan Chronological events that infroms the planning of the biography

Main events in Shakespeare’s life. Task 1: Sequencing the events into early life, main work and legacy Task 2: Writing the events in a chronological order

Recaps some year 4 learning. Covers: Exploring fractions Finding equivalent fractions. Exploring fractions greater than 1. Converting improper fractions into mixed numbers. Converting mixed numbers into improper fractions. Throughout the lesson plans: Concrete activities are planned Pictorial representations are covered Abstract forms of fractions are planned Aligns well with white rose maths style of teaching.

Writing template Guide sheet Visual success criteria

Converting mixed numbers into improper fractions Converting improper fractions into mixed numbers Fraction sequences Adding fractions with the same denominator Adding fractions with different denominators The 5 day lesson plan supports Whiterose maths

Newspaper article related to the Euros Children can use colours to identify the key features of the Newspaper article

Multiplication Division Rounding Subtraction Word problems linked to the football championships Can be used in year 5 or year 6.

Water cycle presentation for European geography week. Shows the four stages of the water cycle linking to the River Po.

Comprehension aimed at identifying the 5 w’s in a text. Based around the animation “The lighthouse keeper” Stem sentences to support.

5 day literacy plan 3rd person narrative writing plan Fronted adverbials Using the 5 w’s in writing

Teaching slides for maths summer assessment preparation Includes: Differentiated fluency based on summer arithmetic paper Writing words in numbers Line graphs interpreting data Modeled slides with my turn and your turn

HA intervention for the maths arithmetic paper Test base style questions Four operations Multi step multiplication questions Multi step fraction questions.