This amazing unit has produced superb writing in my class linked to our book ‘Shackleton’s Journey’ by William Grill! Included is 2 lessons each containing a teaching PowerPoint, Worksheets and a WAGOLL (example text to support or model to children). The lessons are outlinde below: Lesson one: Plan a job application letter. Lesson two: Draft a job application letter. I did this with a Year 6 class but could easily be adapted to work with a KS2 class.

This amazing unit has produced superb writing in my class linked to our book ‘Shackleton’s Journey’ by William Grill! Included is 3 lessons each containing a teaching PowerPoint, Worksheets and a WAGOLL (example text to support or model to children). The lessons are outlined below: Lesson one: Write in role and conduct an interview for a newspaper report. Lesson two: Plan a newspaper report. Lesson three: Draft a newspaper report. I did this with a Year 6 class but could easily be adapted to work with a KS2 class.

These colourful posters are perfect for any teacher’s English working wall! I often found it difficult to find the perfect poster to display in my classroom as I found I wanted to add or get rid of information so I decided to make my own! Each poster has a definition and an example. Some even include helpful tips. Below is what is included: Prefix Suffix Repetition Subject and Object Cohesion Fronted Adverbials Ellipsis Layout Devices Semicolon Colon Dash Hyphen Subjunctive Form Active Voice Passive Voice The Zombie Rule - the children love this rule! Modal Verbs Formal and Informal Language Synonym Antonym Perfect Forms (Past Perfect and Present Perfect) Expanded Noun Phrases Inverted Commas Homophone Relative Clause Comma Paragraphs Parenthesis

This amazing unit has produced superb writing in my class linked to our book ‘Shackleton’s Journey’ by William Grill! Included is 3 lessons each containing a teaching PowerPoint, Worksheets and a WAGOLL (example text to support or model to children). The lessons are outline below: Lesson one: Identify the features of a motivational speech. Lesson two: Plan a motivational speech. Lesson three: Draft a motivational speech. I did this with a Year 6 class but could easily be adapted to work with a KS2 class.

A detailed answer to the end of unit question in the Understanding Christianity Creation/Fall Unit in Year 6: ‘Creation and science:conflicting or complementary?’ Having this WAGOLL shared with the children really helped the class write superb arguments showing how much they learned from this unit. Watch this space as I will be uploading my planning of this unit soon. Included is an: Introduction - defining what is meant by creation and science Arguments why creation and science are in conflict Arguments why creation and science can complement one another with an example of a Christian scientist we studied in a previous lesson Conclusion to sum up my ideas and leave a lasting impression I have also highlighted key parts of the argument I wanted my class to include but you can just get rid of that if it does not suit.

2 sets of flashcards for phonics (letters and sounds) with the Phase 2 Set 1 and part of set 2 sounds - SATPIN. Included is the initial sounds flashcards for children to sound out the letter (contains 6 cards). The second set will require you to cut and stick back to back. It encourages the children to blend the sounds together to form the word that is on the back of the card (contains 8 cards). There are pictures too to support.

Children love spotting mistakes and silly things when reading! So I made an OVER THE TOP set of instructions on making buttered toast. The children need to cross out the unnecessary words/devices/language included. To extend, you could get the children to write the edited set of instructions into their books. My class really loved this activity - and it really gets the children to understand how to get to the point when writing instructions and not waffling on. I have included answers too! Some may be debatable but that can be discussed as a class. Some of the errors include: Alliteration (not in the title) Similes Rhyming Conflicting adverbs that do not match the imperative verb Fronted Adverbials that are not time conjunctions Adjectives Unnecessary information

This lesson is perfect at the end of a long division unit or when revising this leading up to SATS. The PowerPoint has fluency, reasoning and problem solving questions for you to go through with the whole class. Then there is a worksheet to complete in their books, starting with fluency questions then reasoning and finally problem solving. Answers are provided also. The worksheet does have a question that asks the children to collect a piece of paper to fill in - I have also displayed this on the PPT if you wish to save paper for children to simply view and write the answer in their books. This could also be used as an initial teaching lesson but you would need to add extra slides to teach the rules of long division.

2 sets of flashcards for phonics (letters and sounds) with the Phase 3 Consonant Digraphs sounds and letters - CH, SH, TH, NG. Included is the initial sounds flashcards for children to sound out the letter (contains 4 cards). The second set will require you to cut and stick back to back. It encourages the children to blend the sounds together to form the word that is on the back of the card (contains 16 cards). There are pictures too to support.

2 sets of flashcards for phonics (letters and sounds) with the first 6 Phase 3 Vowel Digraphs sounds and letters - AI, EE, IGH, OA, OO (long and short sound for oo). Included is the initial sounds flashcards for children to sound out the letter (contains 6 cards). The second set will require you to cut and stick back to back. It encourages the children to blend the sounds together to form the word that is on the back of the card (contains 24 cards). There are pictures too to support.

2 sets of flashcards for phonics (letters and sounds) with the Phase 3 Vowel Digraphs sounds and letters - EAR, AIR, URE, ER. Included is the initial sounds flashcards for children to sound out the letter (contains 4 cards). The second set will require you to cut and stick back to back. It encourages the children to blend the sounds together to form the word that is on the back of the card (contains 18 cards). There are pictures too to support.

These colourful posters are perfect for any teacher’s English working wall! I often found it difficult to find the perfect poster to display in my classroom as I found I wanted to add or get rid of information so I decided to make my own! Each poster has a definition and an example. Some even include helpful tips. Below is what is included: Root Word Prefix Suffix Noun Pronoun Conjunction Adverb Fronted Adverbials Preposition Direct Speech ‘A’ or ‘An’ Headings Subheadings Clause Subordinate Clause Standard English Apostrophe - Contractions Apostrophe - Singular Possession Apostrophe - Plural Possession Present Perfect Exclamation Mark Homophone Question Mark Paragraphs Full Stop

This lesson is perfect at the end of a Multiples and Factors unit or when revising this leading up to SATS. The PowerPoint has fluency and reasoning for you to go through with the whole class. Then there is a worksheet to complete in their books, starting with fluency questions then reasoning and finally problem solving. Answers are provided also.

This lesson is perfect at the end of a calculating space unit or when revising this leading up to SATS. The PowerPoint has fluency, reasoning and problem solving questions for you to go through with the whole class. Then there is a worksheet to complete in their books, starting with fluency questions then reasoning and finally problem solving. Answers are provided also. This could also be used as an initial teaching lesson but you would need to add extra slides to teach the rules of calculating area, perimeter and volume.

This amazing unit has produced superb writing in my class linked to our book ‘Shackleton’s Journey’ by William Grill! Included is 2 lessons each containing a teaching PowerPoint, Worksheets and a WAGOLL (example text to support or model to children). The lessons are outlinde below: Lesson one: Plan a playscript. Lesson two: Draft a playscript. I did this with a Year 6 class but could easily be adapted to work with a KS2 class.

This amazing unit has produced superb and hilarious poems in my class linked to the book ‘Dirty Beasts’ by Roald Dahl during poetry week. Included is 2 lessons each containing a teaching PowerPoint, worksheets and a WAGOLL (example text to support or model to children). The lessons are outlined below: Lesson one: Plan a poem in the style of Roald Dahl. Lesson two: Draft a poem in the style of Roald Dahl. I did this with a Year 5 class but could easily be adapted to work with a KS2 class.

In this bundle are 10 worksheets each with fluency, reasoning and problem solving questions on particular mathematical concepts listed below. Perfect for a revision or consolidation lesson at the end of the unit! Included are worksheets on: Algebra Algebraic Equations Angles Long Division Multiples and Factors Negative Numbers Number Sequences Perimeter, Area and Volume Prime Numbers Quadrilaterals I also sell these worksheets individually alongside a PowerPoint Presentation to do whole class - these can be found on my page!

This lesson is perfect at the end of an algebra unit or when revising this leading up to SATS. The PowerPoint has a range of fluency, problem solving and reasoning questions for you to go through with the whole class. Then there is a worksheet to complete in their books, starting with fluency questions then reasoning and finally problem solving. Answers are provided also.

This lesson is perfect at the end of an algebra unit or when revising this leading up to SATS. The powerpoint has fluency, reasoning and problem solving questions for you to go through with the whole class. Then there is a worksheet to complete in their books, starting with fluency questions then reasoning and finally problem solving. Answers are provided also. This could also be used as an initial teaching lesson but you would need to add extra slides to teach the rules of algebra.

This lesson is perfect at the end of a quadrilaterals unit or when revising this leading up to SATS. The PowerPoint has a range of fluency, problem solving and reasoning questions for you to go through with the whole class. As part of the input, children will need an individual quadrilateral (sheet for these provided) where they investigate their special quadrilateral and the children see if their shape matches the properties explained in the PPT. Then there is a worksheet to complete in their books, starting with fluency questions then reasoning and finally problem solving. Answers are provided also.

This lesson is perfect at the end of an angles unit or when revising this leading up to SATS. The PowerPoint has fluency, reasoning and problem solving questions for you to go through with the whole class. Then there is a worksheet to complete in their books, starting with fluency questions then reasoning and finally problem solving. Answers are provided also. This could also be used as an initial teaching lesson but you would need to add extra slides to teach the rules of calculating angles.