Pirate themed ‘What Can You See’ writing… includes discs and table sign

a pirate themed scavenger hunt

Bright, Hand-Drawn Resources Inspired by The Night Pirates by Peter Harris Dive into 25 pages of engaging early years resources based on the exciting story The Night Pirates. All illustrations are bright and hand drawn by myself, bringing a personal touch to learning. This pack includes a variety of activities across maths, literacy, and PSHE: Counting More/Less Subitising game Positional language (2 worksheets) Silhouettes Simile activities Labelling Describe a character (2 worksheets) Feelings activities Ordering by size 3 literacy writing tasks Design a pirate flag Thought bubbles Simple sentence writing 2 packs of feelings cards Perfect for EYFS settings or home learning, these resources support a wide range of early learning goals. Please explore my other hand-drawn book-themed resource packs, and your positive feedback is always appreciated! #TheNightPirates #EYFS #EarlyYears #HandDrawnResources #LiteracyAndMaths #TESResources #PositiveFeedback

Bring storytelling to life with this engaging and visually appealing Story Maps, designed to support young children’s understanding of story structure, sequencing, and language development. Inspired by the classic children’s books mr wolf’s pancakes and the night pirates , these resource provides a clear visual journey through the key events of the story, helping children to retell and recall the narrative independently. Perfect for Nursery, Preschool, Reception, and Key Stage 1 classrooms, the story map encourages children to identify the beginning, middle, and end of the story while developing their comprehension, vocabulary, and communication skills. The simple illustrations and sequential layout make it accessible for all learners, including children with English as an Additional Language (EAL) and those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). Ideal for: Whole-class story sessions Small-group literacy activities Story retelling and sequencing tasks Oral language and vocabulary development Independent learning areas Intervention and SEND support Learning Outcomes: Retell familiar stories with increasing confidence Develop understanding of story sequence and structure Enhance speaking and listening skills Build narrative language and vocabulary Strengthen memory and comprehension skills This versatile resource can be used as a teaching aid, display poster, table-top activity, or as part of a literacy provision to inspire meaningful discussions and a love of storytelling. A must-have resource for educators looking to make story comprehension engaging, interactive, and accessible for young learners.

Weekly planning for week three of Autumn one for a reception class. Includes: full, detailed planning sheet for theme, understanding of the world, provision enhancements, EAD and outdoor provision full, detailed maths planning for the week (3 lessons) a variety of additional resources to support planning Font used; Twinkl Light but these documents are fully editable should you not have access to this or wish to change it. I have also saved many documents as a PDF to support you. *These plans follow my long term planning, medium term planning and progression documents (also available on my TES). *

This, is the Pirate Game! It is amazing! Updated for 2026. I play this with each of my classes at the end of each term. This resource includes my updated version of my original game sheet included a symbol I’ve used over the past few years - the ‘Lightning Bolt’ symbol. The resource includes my Pirate Game sheet (pdf), a fully editable ppt file with the Pirate Game sheet so you can adapt it to include your own symbols/rules. The Grid to display on the IWB and I have also updated and provided a guide as to how to play the game for anyone who hasn’t had the pleasure as of yet.

Pirate themed first, then and now. Comes with ten frame treasure chests, coins numbers 0-10 and chests with finger representations 0-10 Also comes with first, then and now templates in both subtraction and addition.

Talk Like a Pirate Day is a fun day to mimic what a pirate might sound like for the whole day. Explore words, phrases and live like a pirate for the day. These writing tasks will expand your vocabulary and help to make this a day to remember. Word Wall – one that is complete and a blank version to add your own grade’s ideas. Great to get your grade talking like a pirate, with lots of terms and phrases to use. Make a Pirate Dictionary template – what words or phrases would you add Interactive Notebook for What a Pirate is-has-can? Word splash to describe a pirate Character Traits of a Pirate – List them and take on the nice ones for a day A Day in the Life of a Pirate – Write a story Making Pirate lists – What does a pirate need to do in a day Conversations with a pirate – what would you say if you met one My Pirate Diary – Make a booklet to describe a week at sea, a week in port, finding treasure A Day in the Life of a Pirate with side graphics – write a narrative A ‘I talked like a Pirate today’ Certificate Stick Puppets – use them to write a script Pirate Script Planner – two versions Themes - talk like a pirate day, pirates, special days, words, phrases, script writing, word splash Please read the description and download the preview before purchasing. The preview clearly shows you what is included in this pack. COPYRIGHT ©Paula’s Place This product is for personal use in one classroom only. To share or use in multiple classrooms, please purchase additional licenses. This product may not be shared or distributed without consent from the author.

Pirate Maps Label the pictures Discs and table sign included

Food and drink supplies could be taken as pirate loot. Make a shopping list for a pirate picnic inspired by a story with this resource from Royal Museums Greenwich.

-Whole lesson on the phenomenon of Somali Piracy as shown in the film Captain Phillips. New and updated in 2018 to show the drop off and then (slight) recent resurgence in Somali piracy. Fascinating topic that always stirs the imagination of pupils. -Suitable for KS3 Geography classes. -Includes starter, main, plenary, key questions and differentiated outcomes. -Powerpoint has instructions in notes pages to assist.

An easy-to-use PowerPoint of the Pirate Game for use in maths lessons. Step-by-step explanation and brief example. Blank grid to print for students on the last page.

A simplified football version of the classroom favourite The Pirate Game! a 25 square grid is used rather than the 49 and all the symbols are football related to link in with the Premier League, Euros or World Cup.

Pre-made pirate game sheets for end of term activity. 34 Different game sheets.

English activities for SEND The Night Pirates

I have uploaded my mini pirate poetry unit that is suitable for year 1 and 2. This unit is only 5 lessons (but could be spread further or tweaked to be less). The lessons include 2 reading lessons linking to the poem ‘I wish I was a pirate’ by Tony Bradman, followed by 2 writing lessons, 1 of which focuses on alliteration. Differentiation of tasks is evident for almost all, with the end visual success criterias adapted for all learners from year 1 and year 2. Success criterias are picture based throughout to help students be successful as independently as possible. The end product is a verse (or more for year 2 children) of a pirate poem using the word bank and structure given.

2 weeks of activities based on the story the pirates next door. I have done this in year 1, focusing on adjectives of settings and retelling the story. Second week focuses of for and against text, supported by role play which my children really enjoyed and got into character. I hope your children enjoy this book as much as mine did.

Pirate Drama Cards (to create pirate names) + Drama Activities (including pirate scene scenarios, 2 short pirate scripts and pirate drama activities). Simple and fun drama learning with a pirate theme. DRAMA TRUNK DRAMA CARDS ARE A DRAMA TEACHER'S BEST FRIEND! Just print, laminate (optional) and cut out a set of versatile drama cards that you can use over and over again. I cannot count how many times and ways I have used drama cards – absolutely my most handy drama resource. NEVER BE STUCK FOR A DRAMA ACTIVITY AGAIN! Use DRAMA TRUNK drama cards for tons of creative, fun, imaginative, any day activities, including: • Drama games (including last minute activities) • Warm ups • Team building and cooperation activities • Improvisation / quick thinking • Audition / rehearsal activities • Language activities • Guided learning • Listening skills • Inspiration • Storytelling Combine the use of multiple cards for even more activities, challenges and ideas (you will have a HUGE amount of drama activities ready to go when needed). Check out DRAMA TRUNK for tons of drama cards available!

Updated the popular pirate game to create an easter version. With a square picker link included

Yarr, Ahoy mateys!Join Pirate Pete as he walks the plank! Make sure you finish the task before he ends up in the sea! If you love our other timers you will certainly love this! It comes with pirate music! This is a fun countdown timer that can be used as a time management tool in any lesson. You have a choice between a 2 or 5 minute OR 15, 30, 60 or 90 second timer. The timings can easily be altered in the animation pane to make the timer shorter or longer should you so wish. The slide can be copied from this presentation and pasted and inserted into your own presentation if you so wish! Feedback is most welcome. Please do not hesitate to contact us on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/TeachElite/

Set of worksheets to learn about pirates of the Caribbean Islands. Activities include reading (comprehension) with options to tick the right answers; labelling; use of word banks; writing information/ facts from own research….and for fun finding facts about Captain Hook and Jack Sparrow, and creating a Wanted Poster :) Sequence of the worksheets – or use individually as you wish: The Golden Age of Piracy Caribbean Islands Fearsome Thieves Spanish Treasure Port Royal Pirate Ships Strict Rules Life Onboard Buried Treasure Famous Pirates For updates go to my Facebook page – Marie’s Teaching Resources Thanks for looking :)