Enjoy the spooky version of this classroom fave, including a mystery trick or treat square that adds to the game.

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

A colourful semantics pack consisting of Who? and What doing?

Comprehension questions and answers to the book ‘Grace the Pirate’ by author James Riordan. Comprehension questions and answers to chapters 1-3, chapter 4, chapters 5-6 and chapter 7.

A lesson which encourages children to use reasoning and examine a range of sources carefully to investigate the question: LIFE ON A PIRATE SHIP WAS FULL OF EXCITEMENT AND ADVENTURE. DO YOU AGREE? Children will have access to a range of sources including the pirate code of conduct (3 versions, differentiated), information about common diseases, pictures depicting life as a pirate etc. There are also some other suggestions in the plan of things you could add (such as hard tack biscuits - v easy to make and disgusting to eat!!) Children are challenged to examine the sources carefully to decide whether or not they agree with the statement and decide whether life in a pirate ship would be a barrel of laughs...or not!

A plan for Y2 and top end of Y1. This is a 3 week Fiction unit of work based on T4W using a skills ladder and modelled text. If you don’t know this story, it is a really good one! There are resources included to help with the teaching and delivery of this unit of work. I have also included flipcharts with various screens to save you time! I also have a Non-Fiction unit of work available on my TES shop so check out my other resources. This unit is perfect for summer term, especially when gathering evidence for possible moderation. You will see in the plan how I have targeted certain children as a focus in certain lessons (XXXX).

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 fantastic resource to introduce carroll diagrams to children using pirates. Children will have different criteria to sort the pirates into (starting with just 2 different criteria and then 4) and extending them by creating their own. A fab activity that will keep them really engaged. Comes with pp, lesson plan and all resources :) Enjoy!

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

Using Jane Considine Planning, Full PPT with Sentence Stackers. Each 3 key lenses stated for each day Stimulus (images, links or initial words) Teacher model (black writing to copy, green to change to their own words) Deepen the moment examples. Does not contain full experience days.

A fun, festive, variant on the popular Pirate Game. The rules can be found for The Pirate Game online but let me know if you cannot find them. I hope you enjoy this resource, I know kids love playing this game multiple times. Let me know what you think.

Can you unscramble the letters to find the name of Pirate Blunderbeard's? Can you complete the pirate patterns by drawing and colouring the picture you think should come next? How many of each crab can you find on each page? Write down what you'll find at each of the map co-ordinates.

Pirate Maps Label the pictures Discs and table sign included

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.

A variety of PPTs, fact sheets and worksheets to help teach about the topic of pirates.

A one-off creative writing lesson based around pirates. The lesson takes pupils through three clear sections to describe in detail with some inspiration and starting points.

Pirate Colouring Sheet with coin cut outs

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.

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/

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