In this resource is a PowerPoint which introduces some main bones in the body: skull, ribs and spine. Differentiated handouts are also included for note taking. This is aimed at KS1/First Level.

This World War 2 assembly script is aimed at parent/sharing the learning assemblies of KS2/second level learners. It covers the following subjects: - basic facts Evacuation Blitz Home Front RAF Minute Silence Songs Art sharing The script has 30 speaking roles but some can be split up to make more. There are also scenes which could include non-speaking roles. Please review if you enjoy!

This is a stand alone lesson to allow learners to develop or display their understanding of paragraphing within non-fiction. This is aimed at KS1/early KS2 learners. Based around the context of ‘seasons’, it may also be appropriate for a topic-based note-taking lesson. This resource provides a complete text, 1 group task and 1 task differentiated into high and low ability. I have also provided a note taking writing frame to a supplementary lesson if wanted.

These lesson slides are aimed at first level (CfE) or KS1 learners as a beginning introduction to the Hindu faith. It includes a prior knowledge gathering of other world religions. Please review if your find it helpful.

11 different jobs in rainbow style plus a holiday panel. It will brighten up any classroom!

This assembly script is aimed at Primary school and explains the cogs of Emotion Works (orange, red, yellow, green, blue, purple and grey). There is a focus on the first 5 however all are mentioned. Emotion Works is a scheme to support learners with emotional health and well-being. Opportunities for acting, singing, poetry and more. Enjoy!

Primary school assembly script focusing on different areas of Scotland. Areas included: Glasgow Oban Edinburgh Inverness Dundee Opportunities for acting, singing, dancing and more!

This resource will guide you through a prediction activity for ‘The Butterfly Lion’ and also a writing activity for chapter 1. Enjoy!

Poetry activity introducing the idea of similes to learners. Excellent companion lesson if reading ‘The Owl who was Afraid of the Dark’. Sentence starters provided for learners who need support.

Simple, cut and stick sorting activity. Can be used as a prior knowledge task or assessment tool. Hope it works for your learners!