I wrote this mini assessment to show the childen’s undertanding of the topic of The Kingdom of Benin. Complete with questions on -key events -timeline -locating on a map

flipchart / Activ Inspire lesson on Prepositions for Ks2 FULLY INTERACTIVE AND EDITABLE

ActivInspire lesson on Comparative and Superlative Adjectives for KS2 FULLY INTERACTIVE AND EDITABLE

I initially created this ActivInspire lesson on Speech Marks for my primary 4 class. Since then, I have adapted it for both Ks2 and KS1. FULLY INTERACTIVE AND EDITABLE

A handy checklist to support the independent writing of a diary entry. Used with my Year 6 class but very transferable throughout KS2.

A homework worksheet I created to support the learning of -ibly and -ably. This could also be used as part of a spelling lesson.

I have used this as both a homework and a short burst spelling lesson. In this activity children must match a prefix to an appropriate root word, then write the meaning of the prefix. fore - inter- post- ir- semi- hyper- trans- The next challenge is to write the meaning of words with a range of prefixes.

This resource provides helpful prompts for structuring the content of a newspaper report on the Titanic, used in a year 6 mixed ability class and differentiated by expectation and support.

Lesson 5 of 5 on the topic of evolution. This lesson discusses Fossils, lots of new terminology and talking points. I cover dinosaurs, palentology, the discovery of ancient horses (my favourite animal) and we finish with an investigation “do you think evolution is still happening today?” and an observation task using images of fossils. This could be split into several lessons if time is a factor.

Lesson 4 of 5 on the topic of Evolution This is one of my favourites and we discuss how diverse and adaptable dogs are as a species. There is a missing word passage the children complete, then we discuss what happens if two different species of animals were to mate (some silly examples!) what features would the offspring have? I use my dog as an example as she was DNA tested to show four different breeds in her ancestry, a pug, beagle, chihuahua, and american eskimo dog. All my children guessed Jack russell! I then suggest an investigation the children can do in class or as homework, my example is of eye colour but this can be changed or voted on in small groups too. A great fun lesson that gets the children talking!

As science lead for my school I have created knowledge organisers for every science topic in the National Curriculum. 40 Pages total 2 pages A4 per topic Each topic includes annotated diagrams, key vocabulary, illustrations and examples of learning.

Science Knowledge Organisers for every year group covering the topic of Electricity. Two page A4 spread for each year group covering; all key topics, annotated diagrams and key vocabulary.

Science Knowledge Organisers covering the topic of Evolution. Two page A4 spread covering; all key topics, annotated diagrams and key vocabulary.

Science Knowledge Organisers for every year group covering the topic of Living things and their habitats. Two page A4 spread for each year group covering; all key topics, annotated diagrams and key vocabulary.

Science Knowledge Organisers for every year group covering the topic of Friction. Two page A4 spread for each year group covering; all key topics, annotated diagrams and key vocabulary.

Science Knowledge Organisers for every year group covering the topic of Light. Two page A4 spread for each year group covering; all key topics, annotated diagrams and key vocabulary.

Science Knowledge Organisers covering the topic of Plants. Two page A4 spread covering; all key topics, annotated diagrams and key vocabulary.

Science Knowledge Organisers covering the topic of Materials. Two page A4 spread covering; all key topics, annotated diagrams and key vocabulary.

Science Knowledge Organisers covering the topic of Rocks. Two page A4 spread covering; all key topics, annotated diagrams and key vocabulary.

Made and used in my year 6 class for homework