This lesson is lesson 3 in the animals including humans topic. The lesson looks at what predator and prey are, and the characteristics that make them so. It touches upon what a producer is ready for the next food chain lesson. The activity is to sort pictures of animals into predators and prey. A challenge has been added for higher ability to write a sentence about what prey can do to avoid being hunted.

A variety of simple tasks to go on the board for when the children come in, to help with low level disruption. The slides can be adapted and changed to suit different classes, but the initial idea is there.

Lesson 4 of the animals including humans module. This lesson looks at describing and identifying food chains. The slides are informative and are aimed towards pupils understanding before moving on to the next lesson of food webs. There are challenges for the higher ability children. The activities include creating food chains from worksheets, putting them in order and then a challenge of creating their own.

This resource is an introduction to modal verbs. This can be adapted on top of and used within the second week as a writing piece with the focus being modal verbs. This is a part of the national curriculum focusing on the second week of SPaG for year 6.

Smart slides and worksheets for 11 days worth of work for year 1 English unit - The Queens Knickers. Also English display pictures.

This lesson is the second lesson in the topic animals including humans. This lesson looks at the digestive system,the vocabulary and its function. The slides are in depth and informative and tailor to lower ability and include challenges for higher ability. The task is to label the digestive system.

This lesson is one of the first for year 6 SPaG. It can be used as an introduction and adapted or built upon with a writing task afterwards.

This lesson concludes the animals including humans topic. The slides look at how a habitat is codependent on all the living things in the ecosystem. It touches on what an ecosystem is and what would happen if a producer was taken away. The slides include a ‘do it together’ food web, and an activity to cut and stick producers, consumers and predators in the food web. With the challenge for the higher ability to write about the food web they have created.

This lesson is the introduction to year 5 R.E focusing on Muslim beliefs about God. The slides go through the background and information of Islam in detail. It goes through the five pillars of Islam and what each means. A spider diagram is one of the activities with the question in the middle ‘what do Muslims believe about God?’. The next task is to pick one of the names of God that Muslims use and try write it in Arabic and create a piece of artwork to go along with this. For example; AL CHAFFAR - The Great Forgiver. There is also a challenge to explain why they have drawn God this way and what it could mean to Muslim believers.