Here is a set of differentiated Egyptian-themed word problems for addition. The children can collect the gems based on how many questions they collect!

Hi there! This assembly is 7 pages long and incorporates 22 parts, though there’s enough scope for more narrators to be added in or for children to only have one part as opposed to two. I like my assemblies to be funny, hence the large amount of humour added in! There’s audience participation etc. Any questions, please let me know!

This is a set of resources that I use for my year 3 and 4 group. They are Egyptian themed so that they can link in with humanities topic. Shape poems are a great introduction to writing in a poetic structure for children, and the shapes offered in this pack are: canopic jars, a sarcophagus and a pyramid. I modelled the pyramid shape to the class so that my lower ability group had more input tailored to them. LO: To write a topical shape poem

Hi there! Here's another resource for you. This one talks about the Virgin Mary and compares her to the Egyptian goddess Isis. Lots of interesting parallels here! * Includes * Learning Objective: To compare female figures in different religions Success Criteria (Must, Should, Could) Comedic slides Introduction to ISIS the Egyptian Goddess and the link to Virgin Mary Task Lesson Plan Activity worksheet

Hi there, There are three resources in this pack. There's a background assembly powerpoint to create a backdrop (including links to sound effects etc), the lyrics to a version of 'Gold' by Spandeau Ballet with the lyric changed to 'STONE!' (much comedy), and the script. On the script document, there's also a helpful table to write down who's who.

This is a comprehension task regarding the Vikings. For each question they complete accurately, they get to save 1 of the Viking horde from the group at the bottom of the page.

A differentiated, Egyptian themed resource where children have to place apostrophes into the correct places, state whether it is singular or plural and define the key terms.

11 resources for research on broadway, thanksgiving and 4th july. Works well in an american topic, for obvious reasons, or celebrations around the world for PSHE or RE. Miss Ritchie

A three-way differentiated glossary resource for Ancient Egypt vocabulary.

Ancient Egypt Themed Skip Counting Board Games- All Times Tables (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12) covered! Thematic Learning. This resource contains 4 differentiated board games that focus on like times tables and have clear progression to the trickier tables. Children must count forwards and backwards in a given times table and use their working memory to hold numbers and manipulate them mentally. There are written tasks at the bottom of each board game worksheet too to further concrete children’s retention of the times tables. ** Included in this download:** 4 board games in an Ancient Egypt Theme on a single PDF file for ease Editable versions of the board games as a .docx Word Document file 2 fonts to edit resources with I hope this resource helps you to save time and save stress. Thank you and happy teaching! Miss Austin

Used when writing descriptions or a sequel to the novel How to Train Your Dragon by Cressida Cowell, this resource allows children to be creative when writing at length. PDF & Word document versions provided for layout and editing purposes. How to Train Your Dragon is an incredible book to study, and this 2-pack of resources allows children the space to write their own sequel, present their work neatly and even design their own front and back cover. This resource could be used as a write-up sheet for character descriptions, as a book layout for writing a sequel or prequel to the story or for writing an in-depth book review. Other How to Train Your Dragon resources: X How To Train Your Dragon: Entire 6-week English Unit Pack X How To Train Your Dragon: English Unit Week 1 X How To Train Your Dragon: English Unit Week 2 X How To Train Your Dragon: English Unit Week 3 X How To Train Your Dragon: English Unit Week 4 X How To Train Your Dragon: English Unit Week 5 X How To Train Your Dragon: English Unit Week 6 X How To Train Your Dragon: Book Review

Hi everyone. This is a powerpoint that I've tweaked from others I've found with my own work on top. It includes three 1-hour lessons based on - celebrations (4th july/thanksgiving) - founding fathers (who and why) - constitution (what and why) enjoy!

Hi everybody. Here’s a resource for you to use at your leisure. It’s an Egyptian themed piece of work pitched at a LA Year 4/HA year 3 ability cohort. It is differentiated and focuses on comparing masses and multiples of masses in kg and g. Perfect for cross-curricular learning steeped in ancient Egyptian context!

Hi there! Here's a pack on the roman calendar. I hope it works for you. If you need anything extra, don't hesitate to contact me! * Includes * Learning Objectives: To understand the meanings of the Roman months To learn about the transformation from original calendars to the one we use today! Success Criteria (Must, Should, Could) Brief History of the calendar Romulus, Numa and Julian months Why are the months named this way? Main lesson activity Activity sheet Review from previous upload of this resource: nld60: "A lot of research time saved. Thank you." Happy teaching, Miss Ritchie

Hello Fellow Teachers, Here is a Romans and Celts-themed, home learning project that will be used whilst the children are off school and we’re in lockdown. It’s perfect for distance learning because it contains tasks that can be completed independently. This resource spreads across 5 tasks (could be set weekly or daily) which last for an hour-long each. The tasks are focused around The Romans, The Celts and Hadrian’s Wall. This task would work great for KS2 (Key Stage 2) and it fits in with the Year 3 national curriculum expectation for humanities. I upload my tasks as both an editable .docx / Word document, and as a PDF in case the alignment doesn’t work on your computers. Some of my resources use Primary Penmanship font, which can be downloaded for free from the following link: https://www.dafont.com/kg-primary-penmanship.font If you’re looking for other home-learning projects, here are links to the other resources I’ve put together for my KS2 children. LKS2 Space themed: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/space-lks2-home-learning-project-12282480 UKS2 Space themed: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/space-6-week-english-project-for-ks2-12269809 Apocalypse themed: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/apocalypse-6-week-english-project-12270297 Detective themed: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/detectives-7-week-english-project-12270301 Romans & Celts themed: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/romans-and-celts-home-learning-project-12278939

Two Ancient-Egyptian themed, 3-way-differentiated worksheets on identifying, understanding and using similes.

This pack includes Multiple lesson ideas with linked resources and brief lesson plans for week of lessons Learning objectives Must, Should, Could success criteria Full introductory lesson plan with assessment ideas Powerpoint presentation with animations to introduce WW2 and evacuation Self-produced worksheet for main activity Starter activity that is differentiated Writing frame for Lower Ability for factfile If you have any questions, or feel it needs anything extra, please contact me and I’ll be happy to oblige, Miss Ritchie (:

Hello, All! Here’s the first Tudor resource I’m selling- there’ll be a big pack for sale at the end of this term, but for now, here are 2 resources that are differentiated and are topically laid out. There’s a recipe to follow, along with a write-up sheet that’s differentiated based on English ability. Additionally, there’s a pdf of a wordsearch and a cross-word puzzle that’s topically linked for when you’re waiting for the bread to prove! Miss A*

Hello all! Here’s a 3-way differentiated resource for getting children into groups of understanding using column subtraction. I use this with my year 3 and 4 children, and they love getting into role to complete it. The task involves children interviewing for three different jobs in Ancient Egyptian society: High priest, Scholar or Pharaoh. The job they get depends on their answers to the questions- you can discuss that, whilst there was a heirarchy, without people in every role, society wouldn’t exist.

This Roman/Celt-themed home learning project works perfectly for year 3/4 (ks2) in line with the national curriculum’s humanities topics! There are 5 days worth of tasks here that relate to Hadrian’s Wall and Celtic Clothing. I upload my tasks as both an editable .docx / Word document, and as a PDF in case the alignment doesn’t work on your computers. Some of my resources use Primary Penmanship font, which can be downloaded for free from the following link: https://www.dafont.com/kg-primary-penmanship.font Here is a slightly condensed version of my Romans and Celts Home-Learning project. If you’re looking for the resource with beefier tasks that will take the children longer, here are the projects I offer: LKS2 Space themed:https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/space-lks2-home-learning-project-12282480 UKS2 Space themed:https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/space-6-week-english-project-for-ks2-12269809 Apocalypse themed:https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/apocalypse-6-week-english-project-12270297 Detective themed:https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/detectives-7-week-english-project-12270301