A Luna Loves Art PPT to guide a series of VIPERS/Guided reading lessons. and a Luna Loves Art themed book for phonics related reading. Activities and discussion prompts included. Suitable for EYFS-KS1.

Short 10 minute practice exercises for year 5 children. Great to get their brains going first thing whilst you do basic admin tasks. Allow them to take home and the weekend and mark their work themselves. I find these a great way for the children to get into a routine and also take responsibility for their learning - also, parents are able to see their child’s struggles and strengths and can help accordingly. So many benefits to these little exercises!

Displays for your Maths working wall featuring the rules to finding the mean, median, mode and range. Short instruction with an example. These are a great addition to any KS2/KS3 working wall and are eye-catching too!

Layout template for a letter. Great when getting KS2 children to write a letter. blank template or labelled to support those needing a little extra guidance.

Book Review Template including key words, rating, short synopsis and level of reading.

These flashcards are great for using to set up a treasure hunt (see my other Spanish resources for more on this) Stick these on the back of the flashcards for the places and put them up around your room, hide the final treasure gift for them to find. My year 5 class absolutely loved this activity, I purchased a treasure chest online and filled it with chocolate coins for the winning team.

Year 1 maths skill starter exercises to begin your lesson with and kick start that mathematical thinking! Template available for you to edit to include practice of any unit of work. Here provided: Subtraction Addition/Subtraction mix Sequences Counting/Identifying Blank Template TIP Print these out as handouts (4-slides per page)

A short list of books to use to educate children on race and racial identity. These books focus on the poor treatment of people from the black African-American community.

Flashcards to support you in the introduction of the Spanish words for different fruits. These are great to help children to read the word and see the image of the fruit together. Great for further matching activities and fast recall for reviewing the fruit names at the beginning of each lesson. Also, perfect to stick around the room - sticky learning!

Letter heading for English in the theme of Harry Potter. As our first topic in English next term is Harry Potter, I wanted to continue the theme throughout the entire display. If you want to use the lettering to spell other words or change the font this can be done as usual by just typing in the text boxes. At font size 714 they are the perfect size for displays. Enjoy!

If you have a few minutes spare or just want to squeeze in a little debate time in class, here are 21 statements/questions to spark a little conversation. Topics include: race, gender, feminism, sexuality, history Children will be encouraged to share their opinions, develop opinions and develop their debate skills all in one, on a range of very current issues. I hope you enjoy and if you have suggestions for more I can add to these for the following term please let me know! I printed these with 2 slides on each page which seems a perfect size.

A great activity to wrap up learning about locations, asking where places are, directions and prepositions. Simply hide images of fire, boy and woman behind different locations on a map - each character/feature has another direction to find the next until the final one where the directions to find the treasure is hidden. I set this up across my whole classroom, hiding the pictures of boy etc. behind flashcards of the city locations, then put chocolate coins in a treasure box for the winning team. So much fun! Enjoy! disfrutar, buena suerte!

Here I’ve made a plan of topics to teach in Spanish each term. Topics will form a basis of Spanish language knowledge and all come together for the final Summer 2 topic. This plan includes: In the city, fruit and veg, transport, at the hotel, at the restaurant, around the world. The plan outlines each topic, vocabulary to include, grammar focus and indication for conversation/dialogue opportunities. Having taught English abroad I have followed similar plans to include vocabulary, grammar and conversation in each lesson. Hope it helps ease your Spanish planning! Disfrutar!

Harry Potter themed month cards, great for use as date markers or for setting up a Harry Potter themed class birthday chart. Classic Harry Potter font and icons for different elements in the books/films.

These flashcards are great when introducing different locations around a town/city in Spanish. They provide a visual aid and the written word for the children to see together and are great for quick drilling, recalls and sticky learning. Also, use these to set up a treasure hunt around the classroom at the end of the unit - see my other Spanish resources for more on this. I used these in year 5 and they loved playing matching games with them, quick drilling reviews to fill any extra minutes you have in the day etc.

Each of these scenarios/descriptions refer to one of the five pillars of Islam. Great to use as a review activity after children have learned about the five pillars. I used these in year 5, dividing the class into 5 groups. They read the card and had a discussion about which of the pillars it related to.

Inserts for the IKEA Tolsby frame featuring lists from the Year 5 statutory spellings. I’ve added Harry Potter quotes as the theme of my classroom is HP but these are easy to switch up

Signs I’ve made for my classroom to guide children on the best practice in preventing the spread of coronavirus. Feel free to edit, change colour schemes and images to your taste.