This includes a summary of the story and a wealth of activity suggestions. It has the potential to form a two-week scheme of work but the lessons can be split up and adapted to fit different classes as needed.

Fact of the Day Advent Calendar designed for children, featuring engaging and educational facts, complemented by user-friendly slide navigation.

A series of lessons centred around the classic poem 'Twas the Night Before Christmas (also called A Visit from St. Nicholas) by Clement Clarke Moore. The slides includes interesting background details about the poem, a full copy of the text and five creative lesson ideas. These lessons are flexible and can be easily adapted to suit different needs, making them perfect for the last week before Christmas.

Five Christmas poems, including ‘A Visit from St. Nicholas’, ‘Christmas Bells’, ‘In the Bleak Midwinter’, ‘Minstrels’ and ‘The Twelve Days of Christmas’. Includes background information, a copy of each poem and comprehension questions. Adapt as necessary to suit your students.

A basic introduction to teaching poetry for teachers (great for an INSET session), focusing on the skills of reading and responding, writing and performing poetry.

A week’s worth of lessons on War poetry. Includes a short background and comprehension questions for four famous war poems and an opportunity to write an original war poem at the end of the week.

This presentation is a brief introduction to World Children’s Day and the UNCRC, with some activity ideas.

A simple presentation that introduces Remembrance Day, its history, the reasons we honour this day and the customary observances. It concludes with a suggestion for an activity.

This presentation includes explanations for each element of art, followed by a list of suggested activities.

A concise presentation designed as a basic introduction, easily modifiable for different age ranges. It covers key topics such as the meaning of Christmas, its Christian origins and the tale of Santa Claus (with specific slides tailored for both younger and older audiences). The presentation also delves into Christmas decorations, festive foods and safety tips. It features a quick five-question quiz and suggests a Christmas game to engage the audience. Brief presenter’s notes are included for each slide to assist the speaker.

A concise presentation designed as a basic introduction, easily modifiable for different age ranges. The slideshow delves into essential aspects of Halloween, from its historical origins to contemporary practices like costumes, food and safety measures. To keep the audience engaged, it includes a quick quiz and a Halloween game. Short notes for the presenter accompany each slide for guidance.

This instructional guide for teachers on imparting Black History Month in schools provides a brief background, creative activity suggestions and a list of do’s and don’ts. It’s designed for easy adaptation and serves merely as an initial framework for staff discussions.

World Food Day PowerPoint featuring a concise overview, timetable for a school event, guidelines, recommended activities, resources and a poster activity. Can be easily adapted to fit your school’s needs and is only intended as a starting point.

A presentation that introduces the student council, looks at the goals, campaign details, election day and duties. Can easily be adaptated to suit your school.

A variety of fun follow-up activities to complete after reading each chapter of The Bad Beginning by Lemony Snicket. Can easily be adaptated to suit your students.

Includes LO, SC, two examples and tips for writing. Easy to adapt and ideal for the first week of a new school year.

A series of comprehension questions and creative writing challenges for each chapter of ‘Space Taxi: Archie Takes Flight’ by Wendy Mass and Michael Brawer.

A series of writing challenges for each section of The War of The Worlds. Abridged text included for you to use.

Includes LO, SC, two examples and tips for writing. Easy to adapt and ideal for the first week of a new school year.

An abridged version of Hans Christian Andersen’s The Little Mermaid and three sets of comprehension questions (easy, medium, hard). Used with Y4 but can be adapted as necessary.