This festive set includes an Elf Arrival Letter, a Goodbye Letter, and 19 days of magical classroom tasks designed to bring fun, motivation and seasonal excitement to a Year 4 class. The arrival letter welcomes pupils to a month of elf-led challenges, sparking curiosity and setting a positive, joyful tone. The goodbye letter provides a warm, encouraging send-off from the elf, celebrating the children’s effort, kindness and learning throughout December. The 19 daily tasks are short, engaging, curriculum-friendly activities ranging from maths puzzles and reading challenges to creative writing, problem solving, and classroom teamwork — each designed to add a sprinkle of Christmas magic to everyday learning. Perfect for creating a sense of wonder and giving pupils something to look forward to each day.

In this resource you can find 5 weeks planning with learning objectives and success criteria/steps to success, power point lessons and differentiated worksheets for the book GORILLA by Anthony Browne.

In this resource you can find 3 weeks planning with LOs and success criteria, power point lessons and differentiated worksheets of the book FOX by Margaret Wild and Ron Brooks.

This learning pack has 3 weeks of planning, slides and resources: Week 1: informal letter Week 2: diary entry Week 3: story writing WAGOLL for each piece of writing

This one-week English unit plan incorporates all presentations and resources. Based on the book Poems Aloud – Joseph Coelho.

This two-week English unit plan incorporates all presentations and resources, including WAGOLL examples, book covers, and links to videos (please refer to the comments section beneath the slides for the links).

This three-week English unit plan incorporates all presentations and resources, including WAGOLL examples and a book cover.

You could let them create a profile of themselves, describing some fun facts using arithmetic. Children have to figure out the person by calculating the facts. Then they have to guess who that person is.

To find and use fractions of numbers. To divide whole objects into equal parts and to identify those parts as fractions. To identify tenths. To recognise and count in tenths.

1 week planning with worksheets and lessons in power point

This resource is a 5-day Year 4 narrative writing unit based on Ice Palace by Robert Swindells. It includes fully planned teaching slides with clear Learning Objectives, child-friendly success criteria, modelled examples and independent writing tasks. The planning follows Rosenshine’s Principles of Instruction, using retrieval practice, modelling, scaffolding, guided practice and small-step teaching to support pupils in developing narrative writing skills such as description, dialogue, suspense, paragraphing, and editing. The unit is designed to develop pupils’ narrative writing skills through engaging lessons focused on: describing settings and characters, building suspense and atmosphere, using dialogue, organising ideas into paragraphs, and editing/improving writing. Each day follows a structured teaching sequence with: model examples (WAGOLLs), vocabulary support, speaking and planning opportunities, guided practice, independent writing tasks, and opportunities for editing and publishing. The success criteria are tailored for Year 4 pupils and encourage children to write with the reader in mind, using exciting vocabulary, varied sentence starters, accurate punctuation, and descriptive techniques to make their writing engaging. The resource is ideal for: whole-class English teaching, guided writing sessions, narrative writing units, moderation evidence, and supporting progression across a week-long “Big Write” sequence.