Complete unit of work including 6 lessons, slides, quizzes and resources.
The Windrush Generation
Lesson 1: Where are the Caribbean islands and what is their history?
Lesson 2: How did the people of the Caribbean help Britain in the war against Nazi Germany and Hitler?
Lesson 3: Why did people migrate from the Caribbean to Britain in 1948?
Lesson 4: What was life in London like for the Windrush pioneers?
Lesson 5: Who was Sam King and what did he do?
Who was Norma Best and what did she do?
Lesson 6: How did the Windrush generation change Britain for the better?
Pack Contains:
3 lessons each with:
PowerPoint slides
Task worksheets
Individual knowledge organiser for each lesson.
Subject intention document with skills progression and links to the National Curriculum.
Includes:
Slides for plot points and experience days
WAGOL model
Plot points for display
TWS Plan
Independent write plans.
Extra spag resource: text conversation (spag).
Y6 Science – Living things and their Habitats
This pack includes 5 lesson PowerPoints, a quiz after each lesson to check understanding and resources where needed.
Lesson 1: Who was the scientist Carl Linnaeus and what did he do?
Lesson 2: How do we classify vertebrate?
Lesson 3: How do we classify invertebrate?
Lesson 4: How can we classify a new creature based on its characteristics?
Lesson 5: What animals and plants exist in my local environment?
Y6 Geography – Comparisons of Regions
Pack includes 6 lesson PowerPoints, a quiz to check understanding of each lesson and resources where needed.
Lesson 1: Where is the Lake District and what is it like?
Lesson 2: How was the Lake District formed?
Lesson 3: Poland: where can you find the Tatra Mountains?
Lesson 4: What are the Tatra Mountains like?
Lesson 5: The Caribbean and Jamaica: what do we know? What’s the terrain like?
Lesson 6: What is similar and what is different between the Lake District, Tatra Mountains and the Caribbean?
NC Links:
Describe key aspects of:
• Physical geography, including: rivers, mountains, volcanoes and earthquakes and the water cycle.
• Human geography, including: settlements and land use.
• Use the eight points of a compass, four-figure grid references, and symbols and key to communicate knowledge of the United Kingdom and the wider world.
Place knowledge
• Understand geographical similarities and differences through the study of human and physical geography of a region of the United Kingdom, a region in a European country, and a region within North or South America.
Y6 History– Study of 5 Monarchs through time.
Pack includes 6 lesson PowerPoints, a quiz to check understanding of each lesson and resources where needed.
Lesson 1: How is William I remembered and what legacy did he leave?
Lesson 2: How is Henry VIII remembered and what legacy did he leave?
Lesson 3: How is Elizabeth I remembered and what legacy did she leave?
Lesson 4: How is Charles II remembered and what legacy did he leave?
Lesson 5: How is Queen Victoria remembered and what legacy did she leave?
Lesson 6: In your opinion, who was the greatest past monarch and why?
Unit includes:
Slides for plot points
TWS pdf
Example Letter
The Poor Law Act
Independent write idea (Harrods)
Harrods news article for independent write
Display Lettering
Plot points for display
Unit includes:
lesson 1 - analyse the poem
lesson 2 - who is the highway man
lesson 3 - inference in the highwayman
lesson 4 - Bess diary entry
lesson 5 - plan a newspaper report
lesson 6 - independent write - newspaper.
Extra resources:
display
inference equation
poetry
interactive glossary
pictures for display.
Pack includes 6 lesson PowerPoints, a quiz to check understanding of each lesson and resources where needed.
Lesson 1: What is blood made of and why do we need it?
Lesson 2: Why do our bodies need nutrients and how are they transported?
Lesson 3: What is our circulatory system?
Lesson 4: What is our heart like inside? How does it work?
Lesson 5: What can we do to keep healthy?
Lesson 6: Present and explain what we know about the circulatory system, nutrients and keeping healthy.
Folder includes:
Three Lesson Powerpoints
WALT discuss our own moral decisions and the decisions of others, including Hindus.
WALT explore Hindu ideas about God, the world and living beings.
WALT explore Hindu festivals.
Three Knowledge Organisers (one per lesson)
Subject overview linked to National Curriculum.