A lesson aimed at Year 6 children to find the perimeter and area of compound shapes.

Character description for William, with build up work for how to write using expanded noun phrases, followed by a modelled example of a character description. Also includes some lead up work to describing a setting and writing an alternative ending for the book 'Floodlands'. Due to popular demand, I have also added a Power point version of the notebook. I hope this helps. In addition to this, I have also updated to include an articulate themed game based on key words in the text, (can be as a starter or used as a whole lesson) and a lesson on the use of expanded noun phrases for description. Now also includes a success criteria for writing an alternative ending to the story.

A range of decimal reasoning problems for Year 6 aimed at Mastery level.

A notebook full of Angle based reasoning problems for Year 6 aimed at mastery level. I used these with my class this year before SATs and it helped them a lot in the tests!

A series of lessons that follow the Talk for Writing model. (Picture mapping, changing characters etc) based on Wind in the Willows. Includes: Author Study on Kenneth Grahame. Boxing up sheet for picture mapping. Examples of character description (Changing character of Toad) Series of lessons for persuasive writing (Should Toad go to prison). Including examples of writing for and against. Tried and tested for use over a period of three weeks of English lessons.

KS1 activity sheets/worksheets that are word problem based and focused on time.

A range of activities to teach children to round numbers including decimal numbers. Aimed at Year 6.

Reasoning problems on finding equivalent fractions aimed at Year 6

A series of Maths lessons and activities explaining and linking fractions and division. There is a range of instruction, teaching, partner practice activities and reasoning problems for children to solve. I used these with my Year 6 class this year and they worked well!

A series of lessons on writing diary entries based on the Easter Story. There are three notebooks with three separate activities for writing a diary entry from the perspective of one of Jesus’ disciples during Easter week. I used this as a week’s worth of English lessons with my Year 6 class, starting with a diary entry on Palm Sunday. This was followed by a diary entry on the Last Supper and finally a diary entry on Jesus’ crucifixion. In the three notebooks there are spoof diary entries with deliberate mistakes which the children can then correct (correct answers are on the next page of the notebook). In addition, there are word banks for the children to use and good examples of what they could write on each notebook.

A story starter for writing a narrative story linked to the topic ‘Extreme Earth’. A notebook with modelled writing aimed at Year 6 children. There are several examples of how to write an effective ending. There are also some sentences for the children to improve.

A week of work based on the short film "Replay" from the Literacy shed. I used this with my Year 6 class for a unit on Flashback narrative writing. The resource includes hot seating questions for Theo, spoof assessments on how to use grammar (with correct answers hidden under coloured blocks) and success criteria for writing a flashback story. A link to the short film Replay is here: https://www.literacyshed.com/replay.html

A notebook describing the inner workings of the ear. A separate notebook with a lesson on different types of instruments. A worksheet for a sound investigation.

A cross curricular English, Science and PSHE lesson for KS2. Includes a notebook file with an introduction, information and video links about sugar. Also includes a fact sheet on sugar and a success criteria sheet for non chronological reports. The notebook file is for a whole lesson or could be split into two lessons - one for facts on sugar and one for writing a non chronological report. There is a slide with a spoof assessment for grammar and punctuation needed for Year 6 and correct answers hidden below to support children with their writing.

A great introduction to flashback story writing. A scenario where they are late to school and they must write a flashback narrative about why they were late. Used for a Year 6 lesson on Flashback narrative writing. Includes modelled writing to balance speech, action and description to advance action.

A unit of work based on the film Paddington by Heyday films. It includes grammar activities such as how to use inverted commas and how to use passive and active voice. The unit also includes modelled writing of a newspaper report alongside differentiated newspaper planning sheets. There is also a lesson on writing a review of the film. I used this with a Year 6 class as part of a two week unit on film using Paddington as a stimulus. It has excellent cross-curricular links to PSHE and Citizenship; lots of opportunity to discuss similarities between Paddington and refugees.

Presentation, activity and notebooks on estimating multiplications and on using the grid method to multiply. Differentiated challenges shown on slides. Investigation notebook lesson used for observation lesson.

Whole school book focus on Willy the Wizard. Includes lesson plan/teaching ideas for every year group from Early Years to Year 6 based around Willy the Wizard by Antony Browne. Also includes notebook file with the story and some worksheets and teaching resources for EYFS, KS1 and KS2. Also includes comprehension questions around the book.

A pack of notebooks for a Science unit on Materials in UKS2. Includes investigation worksheets for physical and chemical changes (differentiated). It also includes information notebooks for the unit.

Several notebooks on forces including air resistance, friction, upthrust, magnetism and a lesson on gravity and mass, including the use of Force meters. Magnets investigation worksheet also included. SATS styles questions also included on the notebooks.