A complete twenty five lesson scheme on ‘Millions’ by Frank Cottrell Boyce for KS3. The scheme includes a PowerPoint that teaches the entire novel with two reading assessment points. The scheme also includes all resources and a revision quiz for the final lesson.

Full scheme of work for the novel Millions by Frank Cottrell Boyce. Includes: 83 slide powerpoint Printable worksheets Language analysis Character analysis Comprehension questions Peer/self assessment tasks Creative tasks Pre-reading/context tasks Key quote log Theme analysis I taught this over 6 weeks to a mixed ability year 9 class. They really enjoyed the unit and completed an essay based on the text.

Power-points of close reading questions on the novel, evidence gathering grid and a simple essay plan

A detailed scheme of work with PowerPoints, homework tasks and a variety of activities.

Scheme of work on Millions by Frank Cottrell Boyce aimed at y7 pupils as a transition unit from Primary school to Secondary. Differentiation is included but you may need to adapt to suit your classes.

A quick fire quiz testing pupils understanding of the novel Millions, by Frank Cotrell Boyce.

Worksheet that gets students to record the themes as they occur in the novel Millions by Frank Cottrell Boyce. You may want to adapt/ fill in parts for lower ability students.

Powerpoint lesson that explores chapter 7 of Millions and prepares the students for a speaking and listening activity. Students will need copies of Millions by Frank Cottrell Boyce.

Worksheet that structures a book review for the novel Millions by Frank Cottrell Boyce. Could be used as homework or as part of a main assessment.

A resource that enables a student to track the appearance of characters by page number and enter first and last impressions of them - used in this instance for Millions by Frank Cottrell Boyce it can, however, be adapted for any book

This pack includes guided reading plans for the following text: Millions by Frank Cottrell Boyce (Years 5/6) In total there are 11 guided reading lesson plans, covering each of the sections in the book. Each plan contains a 'reading and responding to the text' activity which is designed to be completed with the class teacher with the reading group. There are then follow up independent activities which the children can then complete during the remainder of the week. All of these activities are closely linked to the new National Curriculum objectives and these are listed at the beginning of each plan. Each plan also has a list of difficult words which the children can check the meaning of before the teacher led session, space to list the names of the children who are working on the text and a space for a teacher notes and evaluation. The plans have been written by an experienced primary school teacher and have been tried and tested in the classroom.

Millions: A Topic Overview Here you will find a topic overview based around the book Millions by Frank Cotteril Boyce. It covers all areas of the national curriculum from Key Stage 2.

Worksheet that directs students to saints research. Used when studying Millions by Frank Cottrell Boyce so that they students can understand what Danny is talking about. You may need to adapt to suit your class. Aimed at y7 students.

Millions by Frank Cottrell Boyce. Includes 2 weeks of planning, various activities - story commentary, reading journal, formal letter writing.

Guided reading or comprehension resources for most chapters of Millions by Frank Cottrell Boyce. Guided reading questions are presented on flipchart to share with class (harder questions highlighted) and daily assessment grids with questions grouped into retrieval, inference, structure & conventions, prediction, use of language, summary and comparison in line with the new curriculum. Comprehension sheets include above national questions to stretch higher ability children and are presented in SATs style to provide practise for the tests with a more interesting text.

This is a challenging set of 20 research questions for a 20th Century American History class studying the decade 1910-1919. The questions are organized chronologically, and there are two questions per year in most cases. Here is what is GREAT about this assignment: it's fully customizable! For instance, you might use only 10 of these questions instead of the 20 in the packet. You might choose 5 of the questions and ask students to conduct in-depth research for a full-length report. The possibilities are endless! I decided to make a research assignment that went beyond basic questions like "When did the Titanic sink?" and "Who was president during World War I?" Instead, I opted for questions that required strong critical thinking skills and better research skills and - above all - taught an appreciation for 20th Century American history.

Developed as a response to PIe Corbetts 'Talk for Writing' and the encouragement that children should leave their year group having been exposed to a variety of quality writers, genres and with a bank of stories in their head that they can draw from. Teachers sometimes choose to use a text in their literacy teaching, it may be stimulus for other subjects or just a class read, but we are encouraging that they read the books on their list throughout the year. The list was developed with the teachers and teaching assistants contributions and discussed with staff.

Used for Year 7 classes, these lessons focus on different parts of speech (verbs, adjectives, adverbs and prepositions) and aim to have students paying closer attention to word choices when writing creatively and descriptively. Ideal for London teachers, but could be used or adapted by any. A homework booklet is included. See Part 2 of this unit also... http://goo.gl/2oFOz

A range of resources including personal anecdotes of some miracles and spiritual experiences in my life. I work as a free-lance RE consultant and will happily come in and talk about my own spiritual life or make a presentation on any aspect of RE (free - expences only)