I have created 6 weeks of lessons of the Great Kapok tree, each lesson has a task e…g write a diary, with an assessment criteria. No need to stress each weekend planning like I did!

a fun lesson on spring and its flowers, a way of looking forward to spring which is linked to a science or citizenship lesson, it can also be used as a lesson itself. Children can also continue their research on spring flowers as well as become artistic in an Art lesson.

A fantastic resource on teaching religion, sikhism and football. Children are taught about how footballers face discrimation and racism based on their faith, how football has made it a red card offence. Some critical discussions and questions on this worksheet, which can be used in upto two lessons.

A detailed template for you to use in the end of year report for Year 3. It describes in detail about Maths including measurement etc as well as grammar concepts, inverted commas etc in English. I’ve also used starters for LA/MA/HA Every year I struggled to write my own reports…well now here they are!

I organised a Stone Age Day for my Year 3, with a lot of fun activities which I have explained in this document, so no need for you to stress and to simply download.

6 weeks of lessons for 5 lessons in each week for teaching Noah Barleywater runs away, potentially a book that can be a little dry and boring for the child! so I have designed some fun and engaging lessons on my weekends…and they went down a treat with my class! assessment criterias and structures for letter writing etc… don’t spend your saturdays on extensive planning like I did!

A worksheet with questions on the Cheddar man for Year 3 Humanities lesson on the Stone Age, a good discussion on the origins of natives to Britain, a light eyed and dark skin man - in the end we are all one!

No need to stress, I have planned English and Maths Year 3 homework, for 6 weeks. English homework has exciting tasks for pupils to describe and use similes, whilst maths is a combination of measurement and money etc. It won’t take too long for the children at home and it will reinforce learning.

I just spent a good few days of my half term making funny certificates for my students as an end of the year gift…so now you can simply download it and write your students name in it! You can present it in assembly and be the coolest teacher…without having to spend ages making it!

This worksheet with questions is based on Hajj, it has information that is required in RE. An interactive worksheet that can be used as a whole lesson with famous footballers such as Paul Pogba in Hajj

I have planned and written a week by week, teaching about The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane. There are diaries, letters, extension tasks and the work starts from lower, middle to extension for the highers.

Don’t spend more time then you have to working at home! I have planned English and Maths Year 3 homework, for 6 weeks. English homework has exciting tasks for pupils to describe and use similes, whilst maths is a combination of volume, mass, litres, numbers and measurement. It won’t take too long for the children at home and it will reinforce learning.

My third upload of 6 weeks of Year 3 homework Maths and English that can be used for the summer The English homework encourages descriptive writing of adjectives and metaphors, that pupils can do alone at home, as well as the Maths homework which is with time, time word problems, money, money word problems. Ive worked hard so you have less work to do!

I have created a week of lessons based on the The Firebird, the Russian classic, which is suitable both for primary and secondary English lessons, it was a book we taught during book week. The lessons are fun and engaging. I have created sentence starters and structures for each.

I have created a scheme of work, 5 lessons for each 6 weeks for the book Into the Forest, each lesson is engaging and exciting and I have trialled it in the lessons. I also have success and assessment criteria and focused on the targets of Year 3 and Year 4. No need for you to look for resources every Saturday, like I had to!

Three lessons can be made from three very usef ul activity sheets teaching children about Muslim prayers, Places of worship and prayer mats made by a teacher who is also a Muslim, so all things are authentic and verifiied. My class enjoyed these lessons especially with the link to Mo Salah

An experienced Primary and Secondary teacher of RE, part of the worksheets I have created for RE Islam. This is an informative worksheet with questions that can lead to a discussion on Islam with the children. The children can make a poster afterwards on the worksheet and what they have learnt.

TWO worksheet, part of a series of worksheets and lessons that I have created to teach RE Islam. This is part one, comprehension with questions. Will lead to a discussion. Suggestion to use Sami Yusuf’s Mualllim song, which is about the Holy Prophet. The second worksheet with questions and an activity, follow on about the Holy Prophet. I would suggest listening to the Muslim song Tala‘ al-Badru ‘Alaynā recited by Yusuf Islam (Cat Stevens) on youtube. I would also suggest listening to the Canadian choir who sang Tala‘ al-Badru ‘Alaynā to the refugees, to welcome them. https://youtu.be/8p3oKVLTDsA

part 2 worksheet, with 5 pages, about the inventions by Muslims from the 7th century onwards. Interactive and with pictures and questions. It encourages discussion and their favourite invention - two lessons from this worksheet can be easily created.

Two worksheets (5 pages long) on the concept of geometric patterns, why they are made, for children to design their own geometric patterns. Great for any primary or secondary RE lesson on Islam. two lovely lessons from this! the children loved it…created a competition on the geometric pattern rug design!

4 pages of this worksheet part 1 of Muslim Inventions, perfect for teaching ISLAM RE. The worksheets last for two lessons and allow children to implement their learning, fun and interactive. My class loved it and I love planning these lessons!