-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.

A great fully animated PowerPoint to introduce the main parts of a pirate ship and to explain their purpose (the preview of the PowewrPoint may look muddled because the animations are layered. Watch the PowerPoint in full screen and watch the magic happen! There is a pirate ship word bank included in this pack and pictures of a pirate ship for children to stick in their books to label (or why not print them on stickers).

Resources based on the book, The Night Pirates. There are 25 pages of resources, including, maths, literacy and PSHE. Included counting more/less subitising game positional language x2 silhouettes simile labelling describe a character x2 feelings ordering by size 3x literacy writing design a flag thought bubbles simple sentences 2x packs of feelings cards

This reading comprehension passage about History of Pirates is designed with your students in mind, ensuring a delightful and educational experience. What makes this resource a must-have for teachers and their students? Engaging Content: This easy-to-understand passage is designed to spark curiosity and foster a love for reading. Test Knowledge: 10 MCQs are provided to encourage critical thinking and ensure a deep understanding of the passage. Answer Key: Easily assess student progress. What is all included in this: Reading Passage with colorful picture 10 descriptive questions 5 True/False questions 5 short answer questions answer key Thank you for choosing to inspire and empower your students! Your FREE worksheets are waiting… visit PrintableBazaar now! Summary of passage Pirates, famous and mysterious, were daring adventurers on the high seas searching for treasure. The history of pirates dates back to the Golden Age of Piracy in the 17th and 18th centuries. Pirates often started as sailors or privateers before turning to piracy for a more lucrative life. Blackbeard, a famous pirate, terrorized the seas around the Caribbean. Pirates had their own code of conduct and flag, but many were caught and executed by authorities. Despite their fearsome reputation, pirates live on in popular culture through books, movies, and TV shows. Pirates were real people who lived daring and dangerous lives on the high seas, making them fascinating figures in history.

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).

Literacy planning lesson plans for a Pirate / Treasure topic for Reception EYFS with differentiated focus activities Planning for the following books: - The Night Pirates - Pirate Pete - My Granny is a Pirate - Yo Ho Ho! A-Pirating We’ll Go - Ten Little Pirates

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.

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

From attending a Keynote course earlier this year, the main thing that kept coming up were the musical elements and how the students were not talking about them in the right context. So I have a created a table catergorised into the musical elements for all the film Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest Ideal revision tool.

These resources include 'A Ballad of John Silver' and 'Sea Fever' by John Mansfields, extracts from Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson, pupil self-assessment sheets etc.

Pirate themed numeracy powerpoint to teach children about weight. Children are presented with different common objects and asked if they would use grams or kg to weigh them. I would suggest each child has a whiteboard, fan or flashcards so they all get a fair chance to participate in the lesson. I used this with a primary 3 class but this depends on the ability of the class.

Everything you need to produce a fantastic Pirate Assembly. This resource pack includes: Class script for 30 children Peaceful Pirate background music (to play while you wait for your audience) Dramatic Pirate background music Talk like a pirate lyrics and video We’re going on a treasure hunt lyrics

Reading: predictions and inferences covered, looking at word meanings, comprehension also inlcuded. Writing: setting, character descriptions covered. Sea shanties covered, with opportunity for children to write their own. We wrote a book review, but the template was from twinkl. Ful and ly words covered.

Pirate related pictures for young children to colour. Fits in with stories about Pirates or a pirate theme.

Series of 3 lessons on Somali Pirates Lessons cover: Location or Somalia and shipping routes Issues of piracy around the world Impacts of piracy in Somalia Organisation or pirates How to defend against pirates Stopping piracy Final ‘puppet show’ activity Includes all resources, self / peer assessment points and instructions for each task

A straightforward reading comprehension for this book. It helps develop a child’s ability to read books to find information and to begin to draw inferences about characters, justifying with evidence and the use of empathy. Some of the questions have the page number to help support the child. At this level the child should be able to answer most questions independently. Perfect for guided reading, homework or even distance learning. Please see separate listings for other Oxford Reading Tree, ORT, books and for the sets of guided reading resources for the different ORT stages. NOTE: It is much cheaper to buy my bundles of different books in bulk – only £1 instead of £2 each. #ORT #Oxford Reading Tree #Guided Reading #Homework

A unique set of activities that will engage your students focus, ignite their learning and strengthen your Pirates unit of work. **Spelling Board Game **- Pirate themed words 2x A4 playing boards - join together. Enlarge to A3 for best results 54 squares on the playing board. 16 Game words - In addition, use the Game Word Template option to create your own words for the Spelling Game Game instructions Game Life Cards **Spelling Worksheet Template **- Type in your own Daily Themed Target word - 10 questions on each sheet. Edit the questions to suit your own targets **Homework Activities x 3 ** to take around 30 minutes for each activity based on the PIRATE theme **Creative Writing Prompt **- PIrate Adventure **Powerpoint Quiz **- PIRATE theme **Comprehension **worksheet- PIRATE theme **Cloze **Exercise worksheet- PIRATE theme Word Search worksheet- PIRATE theme **Spelling Certificate Template **- edit and use as necessary

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.

Lesson plans for teaching of 'A Ballad of John Silver' and 'Sea Fever' by John Masefield, extracts from Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson, pupil self-assessment sheets etc.

Some planning, a worksheet and some activity ideas with a pirate theme.