5 weeks worth of lessons whereby children are put into 4 teams to earn team points. Lots of fun activity ideas in each lesson to keep the children engaged, as well as smart notebook to record scores and save scores weekly. Easy to use (you don't have to be a PE expert) with equipment list as well. Really helps to develop morale and engage children who don't normally like PE, especially when they are earning points for their team for trying hard, or encouraging others etc.

Purchase includes: - A 70 page active inspire flipchart that is easy to use and work through The flipchart includes 5 days of work (Monday - Friday) so that data can be collected over the course of a week. Data that will be collected (EACH DAY) -resting heart rate - heart rate after exercise - heart rate 10 minutes after exercise - scores for Kim's game before and after exercise EACH DAY. The flipchart includes 10 games of Kim's games - two for each day (to play before and after exercising) The flipchart shows how a line graph can be created with data collected on Friday - resting heart rate, heart rate after exercise and 10 minutes after exercise. Also in the purchase: - a planning sheet for children to complete showing how they'd investigate how exercise affects heart rate. - a learning journal to record all of their data over the week, including an about me section, heart rate chart to record data daily, tables to complete Kim's game data daily and an evaluation section. - an exercise routine for children to complete daily.

Chart for children to fill in as well as notebook slides, incorporating -ed, -ly, -ing, simile and subordinating conjunction openers to encourage children to open sentences in a variety of ways.

Really straight forward grammar lesson whereby children will learn the difference between compound and complex sentences. Later in the lesson children will be using colour coded post it notes (relating to whether they've written a compound or complex sentence) to show they know the difference. Both times I've carried out the lesson, children of all abilities have been very engaged.

The letters VCOP, what each letter stands for, conjunctions, excellent openers and vocabulary ready to print and display in your classroom.

Used for my Year 5 class. Each week I present to them a word of the week which they can use in their writing. I display these words on display in the classroom to ensure they're using sophisticated vocabulary in their writing, as well as expose them to new vocabulary. Full, clear definition and an example of the word used in an interesting sentence.