These effective worksheets can be used as part of the reciprocal reading scheme or as part of a one off grammar lesson. It is so important for children to be able to infer meaning from unknown words without being able to rush straight for a dictionary. To find out the meanings of the words in this task, dictionaries are definitely not an option! With red words being in a totally different language, children must use the rest of the sentence to make sense out of the gobbledygook. This also works fantastically in encouraging children to understand how sentences are formed - also the purpose of each word class. The words used in these worksheets are German and French - Perfect for integrating cross-curricular language links.

This powerpoint will take you step by step through the lessons, including: Learning Objective, Clear and engaging explanations of key concepts, Practical investigations and links to DT curriculum. It would be suitable for most of KS2 PoS with only minor tailoring to suit the needs of your class but was originally used for Year 4. I hope it saves some time and effort.

Excellent practical resource for recapping subtraction by counting on, whilst developing coin recognition. IT’S NOTHING NEW! I supported my little ones by giving them concrete representations to mimic the question. Differentiated worksheets and an extra blank sheet. From experience, it is much quicker to edit and tailor to each class’ needs. As it’s fairly advanced, these sheets could just as easily be used for Year 2.

This scheme is based upon the famous poem “The Magic Box” by Kit Wright. Using the teaching style of Talk4Writing the children will: Think about what a poem is, learn the poem “The Magic Box” by heart, Innovate using exciting new stimulus, Invent a new poem in the style of Kit Wright. 4 full weeks of planning, complete with the activities mentioned in the scheme.

10 real life scenario word problems ready to print. This set focuses on multiplication - can be taught as both long and short depending on difficulty. This no-fuss resource is available in 4 different difficulties to cater to a range of abilities and age ranges: 1 digit by 2 digit 1 digit by 3 digit 2 digit by 2 digit 2 digit by 3 digit Each page is a new word problem copied 8 times to make printing and preparing a breeze!

Viking Purse DT/TEXTILES Project Full scheme of work that covers 5-7 weeks’ worth of work. In this project, children will learn how to make their own Viking-themed textile bag, from planning to evaluation. Also included: an editable version of the PPT, so that it can be adapted to a variety of themes.

These spoooooooky worksheets can be used as part of the reciprocal reading scheme or as part of a one off grammar lesson. Fun halloween themed worksheets based around effective descriptions. It is so important for children to be able to infer meaning from unknown words without being able to rush straight for a dictionary. To find out the meanings of the words in this task, dictionaries are definitely not an option! With purple words being in a totally different language, children must use the rest of the sentence to make sense out of the gobbledygook. This also works fantastically in encouraging children to understand how sentences are formed - also the purpose of each word class. The words used in these worksheets are French - Perfect for integrating cross-curricular language links.

Are you a classroom teacher looking for ways to teach about the science of sound, or a music teacher hoping to integrate and collaborate? Are you looking to include more STEM or STEAM activities into your daily classroom practice? This unit includes everything you need to plan, prepare and teach 6/7 lessons: • Medium-term plan (editable version available) • Teacher notes • Powerpoint resources for all classes (available in PDF) • Sound exploration (recommended for K-3-5): Includes lesson, PPT, and “listening concept map” worksheets. • Understanding vibrations (recommended for K-3-5): Includes lesson, worksheets, and investigation ideas - including paper cup experiment. • Investigating vibrations (recommended for grades K-3, and 4-5): Includes lessons, investigation plan, and worksheets. • Is hearing sound always a good thing? (recommended for 3-5): Includes lesson, worksheet, and paper cup experiment worksheet • How do instruments make a sound? (recommended for 3-5): Includes lesson and worksheet. • Instrument creation (two lessons available, recommended for grades K-2 and 3-5): Includes lessons. • Let’s investigate instruments! (recommended for grades 4-5): Includes lesson and worksheet Thank you for looking!

This quick starter activity helps children to decode unfamiliar (In this case, German) words. It was created to help combat the reliance of my class to reach for the dictionary at the first opportunity. Can be used as part of a word class grammar lesson, as it encourages children to think about the purpose of each word and it's place within a sentence. Extract from Demon Dentist - David Walliams Like this? Why not try more at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/clarifying-context-clues-pack-11727903