Harry Potter inspired science lessons linking to Year 5 science curriculum - mainly changing state, dissolving, solutions and properties of materials but also including life cycles and gravity. Powerpoint has WALTs linked to targets and enough experiments/written activities to cover 10 or more lessons. I have given scenarios from Harry Potter characters linking to ideas of potions to inspire them with work on dissolving etc. Notes in the bottom section give teaching pointers.

Images from the book Egyptian Cinderella cropped and sized to show to whole class on IWB. Images could also be stuck in books and used for inference or generating descriptive vocabulary. We did this text at the same time as our Ancient Egyptian topic but could also be used for retelling stories or familiar tales.

A mixed set of word problems linked to Children in Need. Aimed at Year 3 targets for addition, subtraction and multiplication. Includes finding the difference, bar model and 'I am thinking of a number...' style questions. Numbers could easily be made more tricky for older year groups.

2-3 weeks unit of work on Alice in Wonderland. Covering describing a setting/character, poetry and figurative language. USed for Year 5 class but could be tweaked to suit any KS2.

Lettering for display. Spells out ELECTRICITY! on little yellow bulbs. Cute for Year 4 electricity display.

Split under subheadings. Dragon non-chronological report planning frame. Colourful and bright. Used for Snow Dragon unit but could be How to Train Your Dragon. Aimed at Year 3.

A PowerPoint to guide children through exploring this question for themselves before using the commutative law to write out fact families. Suitable for Year 3 as it uses the 3, 4 and 8 times table. Differentiated for lower ability sticking to 2, 5 and 10 times table. Includes opportunities for children to respond and reflect and a final challenge to apply.

A maths lesson where children had to write lengths in different ways converting between mm cm and m. We linked this to our Stone Age topic using a woolly mammoth but it's a cute lesson as a stand alone. Differentiated 3 ways.

This hits a Year 3 target. Some questions are based on a contents page, some are retrieval from a fact page. Some slides for whole class teaching also, printable for children's books. Final slide has a response question to prompt higher order thinking. We have used it at the same time as our Forces and Magnets topic in Science.

Varied grammar revision linked to Year 3 curriculum. Suitable for showing on screen and children to complete on whiteboards as quick revision.

A price list and addition word problems for adding amounts of money. Fits with Year 3 curriculum but could easily be adapted for other year groups. Includes a challenge for children who have finished.

Revise times tables facts with this fun codebreaker. Children answer the questions to reveal the hidden message!

I used this towards the end of Year 3 to provide general revision of the four operations. Could easily be used in other Year groups. Children worked in pairs to go around and answer the questions. I laminated and used outside. Great for creating a buzz and linking to outdoor learning. It doesn't matter which question the children start on as they go around in a loop.

A reasoning / next step resource to encourage children to explain their knowledge. Is the professor correct? Why? Aimed at Yr 3 curriculum.

Half term worth of planning for football. Aimed at Year 3.

Set of lessons hitting both history and geography targets for Year 3. -Where is China? -Which animals live in China? -Famous landmarks of China -Maths link Chinese Zodiac questions -Literacy link Diary writing school day in China -Art link British or Chinese art -Maths link using Tangrams -Debate: pollution in China -Chinese calligraphy

Word problems linked to addition, subtraction and multiplication linked to the song Twelve Days of Christmas. Includes: -finding the sum -finding the difference -using the bar model -multiplying numbers Song and Answers also included.

Key scientific vocabulary to support pupils with electricity topic. Designed with display in mind but could be used as flashcards. Words look cute written on batteries.