Lyrics for 'Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes' with symbols to help children become more familiar with the new vocabulary.

A complete lesson including planning, powerpoint, and differentiated worksheets to scaffold planning and follow up to an investigation to meet the national curriculum objective to observe that light is reflected from surfaces. Children are able to plan an investigation to help and owl find the most reflective material. The worksheets are differentiated to ensure support and challenge.

Powerpoint to structure teaching of division. Plenty of visual representations and opportunities to talk with the class. Introductory lesson to the idea of grouping for sharing.

A fun BINGO game to play on Meet the Teacher Morning or as an icebreaker with your new class. The children fill the grid by finding other children who meet the criteria. There are 6 different BINGO sheets to add a more competitive nature as the children try to fill their board first. A word document and PDF file are included.

This file includes: A PPT presentation introducing venn and carroll diagrams A collection of animal images to physically sort - great as a starter, or as an activity for LA students. 4 differentiated worksheets, allowing children to classify and sort different animals. Activity is scaffolded with suggestions of animals, moving towards blank diagrams to allow children to develop their own questions. 04.03.17 The file has been updated to include a powerpoint which now works.

Lyrics with symbols to aid understanding to Heads, shoulders, knees and toes in Spanish.

A selection of reading comprehension and reading response activities to complement the hugely popular David Walliams novel Mr Stink. Perfect for able Y4 classes, and upper KS2 (Years 5 &6). These activities would be perfect for developing reading comprehension, Guided reading sessions, and additional homework.

A plan and resources for 10 lessons, including practical investigations into friction and magnets. Learning objectives covered: To introduce forces and find out what children already know about forces To observe that some forces need contact between two objects To recognise a force as a push or a pull. To use arrows to show the direction of a force To identify gravity as the force that pulls objects towards Earth. To investigate forces To describe magnets as having two poles. To predict whether two magnets will attract or repel each other, depending on which poles are facing. To explore the use of magnets (and compasses) To recognise that all magnetic objects are made of metal but that not all metals are magnetic. To plan and carry out tests to find out the strength of different magnets. To observe that some forces need contact between two objects, but magnetic forces can act at a distance. To observe how magnets attract or repel each other and attract some materials but not others.

Rainforest key words suitable for KS2 display. Key words for the topic such as ecosystem, canopy etc are displayed on word cards. There is an editable set included too to allow you to add your own vocabulary or change the font type.

A perfect resource for older learners who are learning Welsh (Cymraeg). Included in the resource are plenty of activities to reinforce vocabulary learned when describing their personal appearance. The resource allows learners opportunities to consolidate on vocabulary with a key word list, matching activities, translation opportunities and questions to apply their own learning.

A learning behaviour display including clouds with positive learning behaviours e.g. creative, reflective, perseverant etc. Can be used to embed the growth mindset idea in a classroom. There are two versions of the display, one of which is editable to include your own vocabulary. Balloon and hot air balloon templates are also included as a way to involve the children in their work. Could be used to decorate and include their own photo, and move to the relevant learning behaviour or to be used as a type of class contract that they have agreed to use the mentioned behaviours.

The file includes: 1. A short powerpoint introducing the colours for you to use either to introduce or to consolidate the colours. The file is editable so you can change / include extra colours if you so wish. 2. Display resources. The pack includes two sets of colour cards displaying the colours in spanish to use as a visual tool to support learners. 3. Colour by number activity pack. The document includes 10 different colour by number activities perfect for different ages and abilities to assess learning or to use as consolidation. 4. Snap / Matching cards. A set of cards to print and laminate to enable the children to play snap, pairs or other memory games. 5. Bingo. A set of bingo grids which can be printed and laminated to use time and time again. Perfect as a starter or as a game to consolidate. 6. Wordsearch. Wordsearch differentiated to support the less able by including the word list. 7. Anagrams. A worksheet with the words jumbled for the children to sort. Perfect for practising their spelling of the words. 8. Splat game. Presented in a powerpoint document, so you could use this as a whole class activity where the child "Splats" the word that you call out - or alternatively print in colour as A3 and allow the children to play in pairs. 9. Kims game. A powerpoint where the children can practise their verbal spanish by guessing which colour is missing. Great for consolidation, or for use as a starter or plenary.

10 different colour by numbers activities in spanish which are perfect to be used as an activity, assessment of learning, homework, revision or consolidation. The worksheets are all different, and the colour by number activities are of varying difficulty and style meaning that they are also suitable for older children or adult learners. Included also is a revision powerpoint to consolidate the colours.

Printable bingo sheets with 10 spanish colours. Perfect laminated to be reused time and time again. Great to consolidate learning as a starter, or to enable children to practise on their own. In addition, a powerpoint with revision of the colours is included. The powerpoint can be edited to include the colours to make the activity completely interactive.

A great opportunity for children to develop their chronological understanding in an interactive way. The resource includes a set of 16 cards (which can be edited, or added to) including some information about notable explorers. The children are tasked with using the cards to develop a timeline. This is a wonderful task which could take place outside of the classroom or the resources could be minimized to create smaller pair work timelines.

The perfect resource to use in the weeks leading up to Christmas. Included is a PPT and printable cards asking "Would you rather..?' questions themed around Christmas. The cards are perfect to help children develop their reasoning skills and are a great resource to use to support P4C teaching, reasoning or simply as a fun early morning starter. The questions are varied including deeper thinking questions and those more for fun.

The plan includes 15 activities, including follow up activities for Roald Dahl's Fantastic Mr Fox. The activities included are varied and cover developing understanding of characters, the use of thesaurus, using evidence in predictions and independent research. The unit plans for interactive shared teaching followed up by an independent activity.

A collection of length word problems using multiplication and division, using known times tables. The problems are structured to scaffold children to use the bar model to problem solve. The bar model, which is part of the Singapore Maths model, is presented to help children develop their confidence and understanding of the vocabulary of sharing equally and twice / three times etc in relation to solving length word problems. This worksheet is suitable for Year 3 / 4. The resource is differentiated 3 ways, with an opportunity for more confident learners to apply their knowledge to multistep word problems in a structured, scaffolded way. I have included the worksheets as a pdf and as an editable Microsoft Word document.

A PPT advent calendar which encourages and suggests children to complete a good dead for 24 days. Great as an advent calendar or as a PSHCE starter, where each child gets a new number. A great way to teach children that being kind can be FUN and rewarding.

A structured enquiry with resources and plan to facilitate a discussion about Good and Bad. The plan includes a warm up, resources, structure and possible questions to lead a fun filled, child led session. The activity has a differentiated activity (easier) perfect for EYFS or those newer to philosophical thinking and a concept line activity for those in Year 3 upwards / more confident with philosophical thinking.