A PowerPoint that I used to introduce the topic of Variation to my KS1 class: they had cards saying 'living' and 'non-living' and lifted them up in relation to the pictures. They were then asked to give some similarities and differences between two different living things shown on the same slide.

A basic PowerPoint to introduce my class to the sculptor Andy Goldsworthy when they were doing the Art and Design module 'Mother Nature Designer'

A PowerPoint to introduce my Year 2 class to Judaism, and then two differentiated worksheets for them to complete in their RE books.

A PowerPoint introducing a KS1 class to electricity and the difference between mains electricity and battery-operated.

A PowerPoint used to introduce a Year 4/5 class to calculating area, including a differentiated mental oral starter.

Information given to a upper KS2 class studying Micro-Organisms about Alexander Fleming; the class then had to work in groups to fill in a 'Scientists' CV&' detailing this scientist&';s most famous work.

A simple Inverse Operations worksheet that I used with my middle ability Year 2 group.

A basic PowerPoint introducing KS2 children to some basic rules of food hygiene.

A simple PowerPoint with 'ar' words and pictures representing them for the children to spell out on their whiteboards.

My Year 2 class labelled this diagram of a car (with chassis, axel, wheel, body and bumper - the words were displayed on the IWB) as a preparation for designing and making their own moving vehicles.

A very basic worksheet asking the children to spell out some common 'ee' words.

I gave this biography to a Year 5 class in a Roman Catholic school who were studying funerals as part of Festivals, and asked them to write a speech about Mother Teresa that could have been read out at her funeral, using the information given.

Differentiated worksheets for HAPs, MAPs and LAPs, asking the children to work out two simple sums and then place the correct symbol between the two answers.

A PowerPoint getting the children to look closely at the patterns found in nature, as part of the Art and Design module 'Mother Nature Designer.

The children fill in the missing 'ear' words from a word bank at the bottom of the sheet, with picture prompts to help.

The children worked in groups to decide what they would have done to rebuild London after the Great Fire if they’d been King, then were shown this PowerPoint to see what really happened, and discussed whose ideas had been better.

A worksheet asking KS1 children to fill in the missing words, describing Julia Donaldson’s ‘The Gruffalo’. My lower ability Year 2 children managed this with support.

Worksheet asking KS1 children to spell out the corret 'oa' words with pictures as prompts.

A simple PowerPoint introducing the children to, and getting them to spell out, some simple 'oa' words.

A basic PowerPoint asking the children to read and spell out some simple 'oo' words.

I gave these pictures to my mixed Year 1/2 class as an introduction to the Great Fire of London and asked to sort them into modern day and 17th century.