PPT to use with A New Home For A Pirate. 4 days Day 1 - Reading activity Day 2 - Favourite Character Day 3 - Identifying beginning, middle and end of a story Day 4 - Retell story Day 5 - Book review

Powerpoint of phase 3 sounds for a recap week. Mixture of sounds and pictures to write words and sentences throughout the week. Template for slidesgo.com

A PowerPoint I created for a grammar lesson on question marks for Year 1 but could easily be edited for other year groups. With thanks to slidesgo for their amazing PowerPoint template.

Week’s worth of phonic activities. Day one- Recapping phase 3 ai sound Day two- Introducing ay sound Day three- Using ‘best bet’ to identify correct spelling Day four- Using ‘best bet’ to write correct spelling Day five- Funday Friday game.

Week of phonics activities and teaching input. Day 1- recap ee Day 2 - ea, ey, y Day 3 - using best bet Day 4 - tricky word and writing words Day 5 - Funday Friday

Full week of powerpoint slides and resources focusing in the ee and y sounds.

A word mat with phase 3-5 sounds on using their best bet rules. I struggled to find something that incorportated everything my year one’s needed. I have used this for the past 3 years and find it really helps children to choose the correct grapheme.

A week’s worth of teaching slides looking at the best bet rules of the ‘igh’ sound. Tricky words on Thursday Slides and worksheets included.

An English unit based on the story ‘Pip & Egg’. Good unit for transition days/ end of year. Unit includes reading lessons, sequencing, rewriting the story and discussions at the end of the unit looking back at the previous school year. Editable powerpoint and worksheets included.

A week’s worth of teaching and activities set for a Year One class but could easily be adapted for any KS1 and LKS2. Adaptable powerpoint and worksheets included for the week With thanks to Slidesgo for their colourful template.

A week’s worth of activities to go alongside a recount of creating a leaf animal or person. A mixture of reading lessons, practical lessons, features of a recount before ending with a big write. Editable powerpoint and worksheets included.

A week’s worth of non-fiction teaching and activities set for a Year One class but could easily be adapted for any KS1 and LKS2. With thanks to Slidesgo for their colourful template.

Beegu by Alexis Deacon 5 lessons based on Beegu by Alexis Deacon Written for Year 2 but would also work for Year 1, Year 3. Day 1- features of a diary Day 2- planning with model Day 3- writing a diary entry with model Day 4- editing with model Day 5- write final version Included 50+ page powerpoint Two diary entry models Suffix of the week- ly pdf Word document for plan

Created for the first week in year 1. 1 week unit to recap simple sentences. Lesson 1- lower case and upper case letters Lesson 2- labelling Lesson 3- finger spaces Lesson 4- sentences Lesson 5- big write- assessed piece PDF of ppt Print outs for lessons

2 weeks of slides/activities that covers phase 4 sounds. With thanks to slidesgo.com for the ppt templates

7 lessons worth of non-fiction teaching and activities set for a Year Two class but could easily be adapted for any KS1 and LKS2. Activities look at descriptions using expanded noun phrases, features of non-chronological reports, planning and finally writing a report. Adaptable powerpoint and resources included. With thanks to Slidesgo for their colourful template.

6/7 lessons based on the book Moonlight Zoo The unit focuses on expanded noun phrases to describe a character with examples and model sentences. It then turns to learning about contractions and using the book to find them. Adaptable powerpoint and worksheets included.

A 2 week unit based on the book The Night Pirates including reading lessons, sequencing, rewriting a familiar story, creating a new character and writing a new version of the story. Editable powerpoints and worksheets included.

The Secret Sky Garden Lesson 1- Can I respond to an illustration leading to persuasive writing based on issues raised? (Campaign Poster) Lesson 2- Can I use my retrieval and inference skills when discussing a new character? (First Impressions) Lesson 3- Can I draw on what I already know and predict what might happen on the basis of what has been read so far? (Illustration Page) Lesson 4- Can I participate in discussion about what is read to me, taking turns and listening to what others say? Can I explain clearly my understanding of what is read to me? (Reading Comprehension) Lesson 5- Can I use adjectives and verbs to describe someone? (Character Description Planning) Lesson 6- Can I write a character description? (Character Description Write Up) Lesson 7- Can I identify the main parts in a story? (Story Mountain/River) Lesson 8- Can I write the beginning part of a story? (Using own ideas to add more detail) Lesson 9- Can I write the middle part of a story? (Using own ideas to add more detail) Lesson 10- Can I write the end part of a story? (Using own ideas to add more detail) Editable powerpoint and worksheets included

A block of 12 reading and writing lessons inspired by the book Wild by Emily Hughes with slides and worksheets to accompany. Display and examples of work from Year One class included.