EYFS Literacy following the Write stuff planning and Literacy format. Includes: Before and after literacy vocabularly assessment Spoken literacy opportunites, writing frames,

ReadWriteInc supported CVC handwriting for reception and year one.

A-Z phonics handwriting inspired by RWI.

5 Lessons- Fact File Writing Inspired by ‘The Commotion in the Ocean’.

Y6 area of a triangle powerpoint presentation Contains: -Visual demostration of area of triangle, -Step by step how to work out area of triangle. Example questions to work out.

Y6 recap powerpoint presentation to recap the features of a non-chronological report.

Number formation handwriting desk support.

EYFS/ Y1 Science- Identify, name and label part of the Human Body Includes: Lesson plan for two lessons. Activity sheets- LA,MA and HA. Vocabulary sheet Vocabulary labels.

Eric Carle - The Very Hungry Caterpillar- CVC fruit and Phase 1 Tricky Words.

Y6 powerpoint presentation Contains: -Recapping of area of rectangular shapes, Introduction to compound shapes and what they are, Step by step demostration Activity to complete for themselves

KS2 - Presentation- Features of a Newspaper

Inspired by the Write Stuff approach. Here is a sheet of paper to help scaffold language explored during a carpet session around a stimulus.

One week of Literacy planning covering: Fruit vocab Inital sounds Labelling fruit Hold a sentence Construct a sentence Write a sentence.

EYFS/Year 1 Math activity - Place Value to 10.

Powerpoint presentation exploring pattern around us. Teacher question - what do we notice? what do we see? Teaching the children to notice allowed.

KS2 Setting Description support - Based on Finn McCool Legend.

Table challenges to provoke Diwali inspired Learning

EYFS/ Year 1 Handwriting National Curriculum: Form lower-case letters in the correct direction, Form capital letters Name letters of the alphabet

Phase 2 High frequency words - Games. Game pack includes: -HFW fish game, -HFW fried egg game, -HFW carrots, -HFW cookies.

Y1 - Money assessment - Which would you rather have? British coins.