I Want My Hat Back Worksheets and Activities enhances learners vocabulary and refine their writing skills by engaging with selected words and corresponding slides to craft sentences inspired by the book ‘I Want My Hat Back’ by Jon Klassen. You will find: I Want My Hat Back Characters I Want My Hat Back Vocabulary (nouns and verbs) I Want My Hat Back Write the Words in Order John Klassen Reading Comprehension Click here to see more resources https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/misscynthiaps Thank you for your purchase! If you loved your experience, follow for more enriching resources and leave a review! ✨

Scaffolding to learn about “Famous People in History" This inquiry-based learning resource offers a comprehensive exploration of significant historical figures (famous people in history) from around the world. With 116 pages of content plus an additional 24-page file in A-4 format including worksheets and assessments:, it provides a wealth of materials to enhance student engagement and promote a deeper understanding of history. FAMOUS PEOPLE IN HISTORY LESSON PLANS Inside, you’ll find: KWL Thinking Routine Thought-Provoking Questions The 5Ws Questions Think-Pair-Share Collaborative Learning Matching Activities Sorting Activities Series of Videos Web diagrams Glowing Water Experiment Art/ICT/writing activities Projects and assessments There are 4 sets and A-4 printables: Set 1 Learning Objectives: Can I identify significant people in history? Can I complete the KWL? Can I match the significant people to their pictures? Can I read descriptions about SPH and stick their pictures? Can I read and talk about SPH? Can I use Padlet to write what I have learned about a significant person in history? Set 2 Learning Objectives: Can I identify some artists in history? Can I write what I have learned? Can I paint “The Starry Night”? Can I use polka dots to make art? Can I use cubism? Can I read a text about Mozart and fill-in the gaps? Can I play Mozart’s famous piece “A Little Night Music?” Set 3 Learning Objectives: Can I explain how significant people contributed to the world? Can I use Google Maps to pinpoint the birthplaces of the significant people in history? Can I complete a chart about countries? Can I think-pair-share? Can I make a wig? Set 4 Learning Objectives: Can I complete a web diagram? Can I make glowing water? Can I read a text about Bill Gates and answer the questions? Can I write what I have learned about Bill Gates, Mother Teresa and Albert Einstein? Can I write significant people’s professions? Can I act-out as a taking statue? Can I answer a written summative assessment? 24 pages in A-4 format including worksheets and assessments: 5Ws worksheet Reading and matching activities Cards game Reading comprehension: Mozart Professions worksheet Jobs worksheet Countries and Nationalities worksheets Reading comprehension: Bill Gates Written assessment: Significant People in History Oil Pastel Self-Portrait activity My favourite significant people worksheet Rubric: Talking Statue These varied activities about Famous People in History are designed to inspire curiosity, critical thinking, and creativity, empowering students to gain a deeper appreciation for the impact of historical figures on our world. Significant People in History BUNDLE for Primary