This resource is a poem that brings the story of the Gunpowder Plot of 1605 to life. It’s ideal for teachers, parents, or anyone looking to share this significant piece of British history in a fun and engaging way. The poem offers a creative, rhyming narrative that explains the plot, the key figures involved—particularly Guy Fawkes—and the dramatic events leading to the plot’s discovery and failure. Perfect for: Classroom use: An engaging way to teach children about the Gunpowder Plot, British history, or the tradition of Bonfire Night. Educational resources: A lively addition to history lessons, suitable for both children and adults. Holiday events: Great for Bonfire Night-themed parties, celebrations, or events where the story of Guy Fawkes is shared. With its catchy rhythm and historical context, this poem will not only entertain but also educate, making it a memorable resource for any occasion surrounding November 5th.

Various worksheets partitioning numbers into tens and ones to add. Dienes are used at pictorial representations.

MA writing numbers to 20 in word and numeral form. HA writing numbers to 30 in word and numeral form.

Using tens frame for support, differentiated 3 ways. You can use 2 coloured crayons, one colour to draw the first number of dots and the second colour to draw the number that is being added on. Eg. 12 + 13 = Draw 12 circles in red and then 13 circles in green

Read the words at the bottom of the page and match it to their image.

Children will draw a picture of a chick and name it. They will then write adjectives to describe the chick. Would be great to use if you have any chicks growing in your classroom!

Real and alien word worksheet. Children have to stretch the word and blend it. Can they write the real words in the treasure column and the fake words in the alien column?

A worksheet that can be used to support writing words with the ‘oi’ sound using pictorial representations.

A differentiated worksheet for children to use their phonics to write which animal makes which noise. You can discuss what speech bubbles are and their purpose.

I have made fractions posters with a page on each of the following: Adding fractions with the same denominator and with different denominators Adding improper fractions Subtracting fractions with the same denominator and subtracting mixed numbers with the same denominators Subtracting fractions with different denominators Multiplying fractions Dividing fractions The posters are very colourful to help make it look more exciting. The key words are colour coded. Also examples on the pages of sums to help show what the text is saying.