INCLUDED: -Lesson Plan (week) -Powerpoint -Video Clip -Setting Examples -Low Ability/SEN scaffold -4 tenses grid An interesting week of lessons. OUTCOME- children use their senses to describe a setting in fantastic detail.

Included: -A wealth of well-known playscripts -Play Planner (one for low ability and one for middle ability and high ability) -Character Job Application -Lesson Plan (week) -Powerpoint -LA prompt OUTCOME: The aim of these lessons is for children to create their own playscript using the correct features, as well as a fairy tale (using a fractured fairy tale system).

***POWRPOINT, PRINTABLES, ACTIVITIES, LESSON PLAN and DIFFERENTIATED TASKS*** This resource has been a gem to start off our topic on the Vikings. Children begin this topic by coming up with a bank of questions that they want to know about the Vikings. This stimulates the children's interest within the upcoming topic and gets their creative juices flowing. This activity is then followed by asking children to discuss what they think a Viking looks like from what they've heard. The powerpoint can be used as a support to give children a basic insight into the Vikings and where they came from. Next, children are instructed to sort (in groups of 4) 10 statements into piles of true or false. This allows some group discussion and 'talk for understanding' to take place. (I always love to hear children's take on the Vikings). Finally, children are then introduced to how a longship looks in an interactive/game-like manner. It requires them to "sneak up" on a Viking and spy on their ship, then report back to their friends on what they look like. It's lots of fun and a great way to spark interest in a new topic.

INCLUDED: -Detailed example of a persuasive letter -Scaffolding for Low Ability/SEN -Sentence openers (differentiated) -Lesson Plan (week) -Powerpoint