Primary teaching resources

The Norman Conquest Puzzle Pack Engaging activities

This resource contains animated vowels file.

A very interesting movie as well as melodious songs that children love to hear and sing- The students will listen to the song and do the worksheets. Play the song three times and and give 1 worksheet at a time. For full comprehension during ESL class or English activity class, three comprehension worksheets of options, blanks and putting the lyrics in order will help.

This 60 slide presentation shows children what the median will be if 7 dice are thrown … put them in order and it is the middle what the median will be if 8 dice are thrown … put them in order and find the middle of the 2 middle dice what the mean is if you throw 3 dice … add and divide by 3 how to play a game of bingo with the mean if 3 dice are thrown what the mode is if you throw 6, 7 or 8 dice, including what happens if there is no mode how to find the range how to play bingo with modes, means and ranges if 7 or 8 dice are thrown The children find it easy to understand the concepts playing, and this presentation will get them playing. Enjoy.

A blank template of the grid method for use with multiplying a 3 digit number by a 2 digit number

Blank Microsoft Word Template for use with grid method multiplication of a 2 digit number by a 2 digit number

A blank template of the grid method when multiplying a 2 digit number by a 1 digit number. Can be edited to have any values you want.

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Two lively, colourful jungle pictures, hand-sketched and coloured, to bring a lesson to life. It could be a lesson about jungles, animals, seasons, countries, adventure, travel, danger, colour, plants, saving the world, or just a creative writing trigger. I use them for the last.

**WARNING THIS USES TWINKL CURSIVE FONT. IF YOU DON’T HAVE THE FONT DOWNLOADED IT MAY NEED ADJUSTING WHEN PURCHASED This resource links directly to Big Maths CLIC on your planning. Each slide goes in order of CLIC: Counting Learn its It’s nothing new Calculation The way I use it is at the start of each Maths lesson this CLIC sessions lasts 10-15 minutes, using pace to go over the basics in maths (Making sure to change the calculations necessary so they are not doing the same ones again). At the end of the week I use the CLIC challenges so they can use what they have learned. I hope you like the resource I have developed, it was catered for a class in my school so feel free to adapt it for yours.

**WARNING THIS USES TWINKL CURSIVE FONT. IF YOU DON’T HAVE THE FONT DOWNLOADED IT MAY NEED ADJUSTING WHEN PURCHASED This resource links directly to Big Maths CLIC on your planning. Each slide goes in order of CLIC: Counting Learn its It’s nothing new Calculation The way I use it is at the start of each Maths lesson this CLIC sessions lasts 10-15 minutes, using pace to go over the basics in maths (Making sure to change the calculations necessary so they are not doing the same ones again). At the end of the week I use the CLIC challenges so they can use what they have learned. I hope you like the resource I have developed, it was catered for a class in my school so feel free to adapt it for yours.

Here is the tenth set of 4x lessons that you’ll need to embed PSHE within your school. Block 2 is the second year of PSHE lessons - and each year is split into 6 units (which fit nicely in each half term). This unit encourages students to face some of the biggest fears through communication. The block is built around the fantastic resource A Mile In My Shoes by the Empathy Museum. EM have recorded an interview with members of the public, for the time it takes to walk a mile. In these three lessons, students will explore the concept of empathy, and engage each other about grief, loss and the consequences of crime. Students will form their own opinions and listen to those of their peers. It is particularly relevant to secondary students - though could be used for any ages within 10-16 education.

These templates are an excellent resource to aid insight into what it feels like for a child with additional needs. They can be used with a specific child in mind - or as a general best practice guide. They are a great tool to use by the teacher and/or SENDco during parent consultations - to show how the school is adapting the environment for the individual needs of the child. They include: Year 7 Catch-Up Auditory Processing Disorder Hypersensitive to touch Language Disorder Dyslexia Autistic Spectrum Disorder Anxiety Disorder Anxiety Disorder - Panic Attacks All resources identifies: What it looks like for the child What to put in place at school Links to additional information

This scenic picture of setting sun on sea with birds in flight will enhance many topics: seasons, migrating birds, flight, ocean, times of day, colour, moods, emotions and more, also inspiring creative writing or other artistic expression. I painted it to support my sea and birds poetry workshops, and use it frequently.

This PowerPoint presentation is designed to support teaching and learning the ‘r’ letter sound. It contains… ♦ Grapheme and picture slides. ♦ Find ‘r’ in the alphabet slide. ♦ Set of phoneme practice slides - say the sound then say the picture. ♦ Lower and upper-case animated letter formation slides. ♦ Set of decodable, real word slides. ♦ Set of decodable, alien word slides. ♦ Three alliterative sentence slides. ♦ An interactive ‘Is it r…?’ quiz. ♦ An interactive ‘Real or Alien?’ quiz. Words are displayed in a pre-cursive font similar to that used in the Year 1 Phonics Screening Check. Please note: This resource is designed to be adult-led. It does not contain any sound recordings. The file is in .pps format and will work in PowerPoint (PC) from 2003 onwards. If you’re not sure if it will work on your system, please download our free a-e (split digraph) sample to check.

This is an 11 lesson unit of work on the Great Fire of London. There is a medium term plan and slides for every lesson and each lesson is focused on answering a question. I designed this for Year 2 but it could be adapted for older years if needed. These are the questions covered in the unit: L1: When did the Great Fire of London happen? L2: What was life in 17th century London like? L3: How did the fire start? L4: Why did the fire spread so quickly? L5: How do we know about the Great Fire now? L6: How did the rest of Britain learn about the Great Fire in 1666? L7: Who was Samuel Pepys? L8: What did Samuel Pepys see? L9: How did the Great Fire end? L10: What could have been done to end the fire sooner? L11: What happened after the Great Fire? I had originally planned to create a 12th lesson entitled “L12: What impact did the Great Fire have on modern-day London?” but I ran out of time to teach that lesson in the term.

This game is a version of the classic I-Have-Who-Has game. It is designed to practice identifying and naming means of transportation. The ideal number of players is 6 (4 cards per player), but it can also be played in groups of 2 to 16 players. INSTRUCTIONS Print the document one-sided, laminate it and cut out the cards. Distribute all the cards randomly to the students. Select a student to begin by reading his card out loud and then putting it down. The other students listen attentively to each question, answer it if they have the answer card and then they read the next question. The game is over when all the cards are down.

This game is a version of the classic I-Have-Who-Has game. It is designed to practice identifying and naming shops and main products, as well as the verbs “IR” and ‘COMPRAR’. The ideal number of players is 9 (4 cards per player), but it can also be played in groups of 2 to 16 players. INSTRUCTIONS Print the document one-sided, laminate it and cut out the cards. Distribute all the cards randomly to the students. Select a student to begin by reading his card out loud and then putting it down. The other students listen attentively to each question, answer it if they have the answer card and then they read the next question. The game is over when all the cards are down.

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With this lesson activity, students will learn to listen and engage with other members of the class. They will learn when mental health awareness week is and understand how chatbots are revolutionising mental health support networks. Engaging lessons for secondary school students Deliverable by non-specialist staff Interactive and featuring a variety of tasks Designed around a variety of teaching styles Cut next year’s reprographics costs to zero! All lesson presentations delivered through PowerPoint Lesson planning matrices for every lesson block and topic This outstanding lesson resource is an interactive PowerPoint presentation with built-in activities. Objectives appear on-screen throughout (skills/knowledge/understanding). Activities are often differentiated, and where appropriate are **flexible to teaching styles ** and learning requirements. All activities require no printing or resources other than a lined exercise book and a pen. Once you’ve tried this lesson, why not consider downloading the rest of this topic, the block (a year’s worth of high-quality lessons) or even an entire curriculum of resources? PSHEasy - Everything you need to lead an outstanding PSHE curriculum

Fluency teaching slides for mixed year group 1/2

This is a 28 page Power Point lesson for Spanish Teachers. It is useful because it breaks down how to use the verb Ser to describe people in specific contexts. There is also a plethora of slides introducing different adjectives used with Ser to describe people. The presentation is chunked with Guided Practice activities and an independent practice activity at the end. Please purchase this resource today! You and your students will enjoy it!

Fluency teaching slides for year 3/4

Year 2 Identifying properties of 3D shapes To be printed and laminated so that whiteboard pens can be used to scribe. Could be used as play dough mats or challenge children to use playdough and cocktail sticks / straws or even nets of shapes to make them. You could also use them alongside 3D shape manipulatives. 7 shape mats included ( cone, cube, cuboid, sphere, square based pyramid, triangular prism and cylinder). Vocab - vertices, edges and faces as well as shape names mentioned above.

The Little Prince Movie Guide | Questions | Worksheet (PG - 2015) takes students on a life journey of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry 1943 novella of the same name. The original title of this film is Le Petit Prince. Challenge students to think about the strange, creative world that the Little Prince lives in and how it compares to the Little Girl’s world of life plans and studying. Explore the lessons that can be learned from this film about staying curious and keeping your imagination aroused. Ask students to write a letter to themselves as an adult that would serve as a reminder of these lessons. This resource consists of 13 high-level, short answer reflection and essay questions that will do more than just ask your students to regurgitate information. This product .zip file includes: A student movie guide, PDF print version (5 pages) A student movie guide, PDF digital fillable form version (5 pages) *An answer key is included with this movie guide, however many answers will vary as students are encouraged to construct their own meaning from the characters’ dialogue and behavior. See the preview for samples. Is this movie guide worth it? Download two of my movie guides for free below: The Lightning Thief Kung Fu Panda 3 For more product images, sample questions and teacher reviews and ratings, please visit my TPT site at TeacherTravis : ) Your support, feedback, and follows are appreciated: Follow me on Pinterest | teachertrav Like my Facebook page | K12MovieGuides Visit my website | K12MovieGuides Follow me on Instagram | TeacherTravis Follow me on Twitter | K12MovieGuides

Rivers - Geographical Landforms: Parramatta River - This resource has a notebook and a worksheet. This notebook looks at rivers and their features. It focuses on Parramatta River in Sydney, but you can easily change that feature to your local river. It assists students in using maps. It has a fun activity of dressing Ed Sheeran for fishing in the river. I also used that page and placed my students’ heads on the body, so that it was personalised so they could be dressed on the interactive whiteboard and on paper to fish in the river. There are also some integrated literacy skills to match aspects of the river as well as a writing sheet. It was created for students with special needs (SEN) for teaching life skills but can be used as a valuable resource for early years literacy. There is an accompanying visual symbol board to print.

Oceans - Geographical Landforms: Bondi Beach: This resource has a notebook and a worksheet. This notebook looks at oceans and their features. It focuses on Bondi Beach, but you can easily change that feature to your local ocean. It assists students in using maps. It has a fun activity of dressing Ed Sheeran for diving in the ocean. I also used that page and placed my students’ heads on the body, so that it was personalised so they could be dressed on the Interactive Whiteboard and on paper to dive in the ocean. There are also some integrated literacy skills to match the ocean features as well as a writing sheet. It was created for students with special needs (SEN) for teaching life skills but can be used as a valuable resource for early years literacy. There is an accompanying visual symbol board to print.

I skillfully {teaching math since 1998} enhance every single lesson in the EngageNY-Eureka Math Modules for teachers, students, and parents. ❖Enhancements include: ⇨simplified directions for students ⇨enlarged font ⇨bold and underlined key words ⇨better page layout ≫work space ⇨text boxes, tables, charts ❖Student pages include: ⇨Every module lesson ⇨Lesson objectives ≫typed out on every lesson ⇨Sprints ⇨Application problems ≫typed out ⇨Problem Sets ⇨Exit Tickets ⇨Homework ⇨Higher-Order-Thinking Questions writing prompts ≫typed out ⇨Math Writing Rubric for H.O.T. questions ⇨Some lessons have extra problem set & homework practice ⇨Some lessons have “pre-requisite lessons” to build understanding ⇨Review for the Mid-Module Assessment & key {aligned to the Mid-Module test} ⇨Mid-Module Assessment & key ⇨Review for the End of Module Assessment & key {aligned to the End of Module test} ⇨End of Module assessment & key ⇨Module Vocabulary handout ⇨Parent Newsletters for all unit topics ❖Smart Board lessons include: ⇨Every enhanced module lesson is included ⇨Interactive features that support learning such as: {place value charts, fraction tiles, rulers, protractors, spinners, dice, diagrams, etc.} ⇨Strategies Handouts for students & parents ⇨Many lessons include: activities & links to supportive videos, games, and songs that match the lesson objectives

I put these strategies in students’ notebooks, insert them into their plastic white boards, send them home, post them in the classroom, and share them with tutors. The key words for addition, multiplication, subtraction, and division handouts are so helpful for students during word problems. Included: *A Printable PDF document of the multiplication strategies to print for students & parents *A Smart Board document with the multiplication strategies *A Power Point document of the multiplication strategies *A Math Key Words document to print and handout/post in the classroom *A Math Key Words Smart Board document

This resource was created for a low ability Year 8 English class. It requires students to answer brief comprehension questions on four picture books. Each picture book and accompanying questions are of varying levels of difficulty to account for the range of abilities that appear in my class. The four picture books in ascending order of difficulty required for this activity are: Horton Hears a Who - Dr Suess Small Things - Mel Tregonning! The Watertower - Gary Crew Old Ridley - Gary Crew, Marc McBride

I created this rubric to post and share with my students so that they know ahead of time how their writing will be scored. It is also very helpful during discussions with my students about their writing and how to improve it. ★This rubric can be used for ANY subject! Many teachers in my district use it for various subjects. Included is a Smart document and a picture of the rubric.

Zucchini and Red Lentil Soup: This resource has a notebook and a worksheet. The notebook is designed for the students to use it as a visual sequence when cooking. They have all the ingredients and utensils needed and then an easy to follow recipe. It has an inbuilt shopping activity so that the cooking can be integrated into a shopping program. Within the shopping part which encourages literacy skills, students can choose what they will buy and then make their own shopping list by either writing it or sticking the associated visual onto their shopping list. There are also some integrated literacy skills to match the ingredients as well as some writing sheets. It was created for students with special needs (SEN) for teaching life skills but can be used as a valuable resource for early years literacy. There is an accompanying visual recipe to print.

I put these strategies in students’ notebooks, insert them into their plastic white boards, send them home, post them in the classroom, and share them with tutors. ★This bundle includes: -A Smart Board document with all multiplication strategies and a Smart Board document with all division strategies (ties in with the EngageNY/Eureka Math modules). -Handouts to print for students and parents of the strategies (2 PDF’s) -Math Key words for multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction handouts in a Smart doc, Microsoft Word doc, and PowerPoint doc -A PowerPoint slideshow with all of the multiplication and division strategies

This is an interactive Smart Board and PowerPoint of 20 multiplication problems with the answers behind a blue text box that you can slide to reveal the answers. I use this with my students to review before an assessment.

★This is a fun, interactive multiplication game I have my class play when we review our multiplication skills (2 digits times 2 digits). They are really engaged in this game! You can create teams in your classroom and have students take turns to come up to the Smart board and tap the spinner to see how many points their shot will be worth if their team answers the problem correctly. The answers to every problem are hidden behind the basketball on each page. My students love this game, it’s a lot of fun, while reviewing multiplication skills. This can be used for Grades 4 or 5 (and supports the EnageNY Module 3 in grade 4 standards/objectives).

★This is a fun, interactive multiplication game I have my class play when we review our multiplication skills (3 digits times 1 digit). They are really engaged in this game! You can create teams in your classroom and have students take turns to come up to the Smart board and tap the spinner to see how many points their shot will be worth if their team answers the problem correctly. The answers to every problem are hidden behind the basketball on each page. My students love this game, it’s a lot of fun, while reviewing multiplication skills. ★This can be used for Grades 4 or 5 (and supports the EnageNY Module 3 in grade 4 standards/objectives).

★This is a fun Smart board interactive division game. All division problems are 3 and 4 digit numbers divided by 1 digit numbers (with and without remainders). You can create teams in your classroom and have students take turns to come up to the Smart board and tap the spinner to see how many points their shot will be worth if their team answers the problem correctly. The answers to every problem are hidden behind the basketball on each page. My students love this game, it’s a lot of fun, while reviewing division skills. This can be used for Grades 4 or 5 (and supports the EnageNY Module 3 in grade 4 standards/objectives).

Contains a PowerPoint which is a series of 5 lessons, perfect to cover a full week of maths lessons. It is a Murder Mystery based around children using their knowledge of problem-solving and patterns to complete a set of clues, one for each lessons in order to find the killer. Each time they solve the clue they cross names off their suspect list. Perfect for recapping or revising problem-solving or pattern finding. Also includes a worksheet for children to record their answers to each clue on each lesson.

★This is a fun Smart board interactive division game. All division problems are 2 digit numbers divided by 1 digit numbers (with and without remainders). You can create teams in your classroom and have students take turns to come up to the Smart board and tap the spinner to see how many points their shot will be worth if their team answers the problem correctly. The answers to every problem are hidden behind the basketball on each page. My students love this game, it’s a lot of fun, while reviewing division skills. This can be used for Grades 4 or 5 (and supports the EnageNY Module 3 in grade 4 standards/objectives).

This breakout escape room is a fun way for students to test their skills with addition and subtraction word problems without regrouping. Problems include 2-digit and 3-digit numbers. Contents: ♦ Teacher Instructions and FAQ ♦ 3 Levels to decode: Multiple Choice, Message Decoder, and Maze ♦ Student Recording Sheet and Teacher Answer Key ♦ Link to an optional, but recommended, digital breakout room

Maths arithmetic bundle

Another Year 6 bundle.