A well planned and fully resourced unit of work on the book “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone”. My class (which was made up of a lots of reluctant readers) absolutely loved this unit! Hooked was an understatement! This unit of work is ideal for a 4 week unit on fantasy writing (22 lessons in total). It includes all planning, resources and slides needed for the 22 lessons. This unit covers the following: 1 - understand features found in fantasy narratives a. gallery lesson (music / pictures / text ) & children to make inferences b. Comprehension Q’s - retrieval c. personal response to text (thoughts, predictions etc) d. Comprehension Q’s - making inferences about character feelings e. SPAG - apostrophes - indicate plural and singular possession f. SPAG - using subordinating conjunctions 2 - character a. SPAG - expanded noun phrases b. create and describe character c. SPAG - direct speech d. explore how authors use characterisation e. use language to write a characterisation 3 - settings A. SPAG - fronted adverbials - how and where adverbials B. SPAG - range of sentence openers (building on previous lesson) C. create and describe setting D. explore how author uses atmosphere E. use language to create atmosphere F. SPAG - paragraphs 4 - WRITING a. planning b - d. WRITE OVER 3 DAYS e. edit and improve writing The slides are created using either ActivInspir software or Microsoft Powerpoint. However, if you have any issues over the slides, I can alternatively save them as PDF or JPEG files which can still be used as a series of slides (please just leave a review and ask and I can make any adjustments)

Myths are always a fantastic unit to teach as the children produce some incredible pieces of writing. **week 3 resources include the following: 1 - SPAG - cohesive sentence openers 2 - describe setting 3 - suspense writing -hero finds creature’s lair 4 - SPAG - paragraphs to show change in time and place 5 - discuss & generate ideas for independent writing **keep an eye out for the Ancient Greek Myths bundle in my resources! 4 WEEKS of work for a fantastic discounted price. Made by a Year 5 teacher, for teachers!

Myths are always a fantastic unit to teach as the children produce some incredible pieces of writing. week 1 resources include the following: 1 - explore greek myths and identify features 2 - drama - using empathy to freeze frame character emotions 3 - describe mythical beast 4 - SPAG - apostrophes **keep an eye out for the Ancient Greek Myths bundle in my resources! 4 WEEKS of work for a fantastic price Made by a Year 5 teacher, for teachers!

Myths are always a fantastic unit to teach as the children produce some incredible pieces of writing. **week 2 resources include the following: 1 - create and describe a character 2 - action writing - using multi-clause sentences 3 - showing emotions, not telling (his eyes widened vs he was scared) 4 - SPAG - inverted commas 5 - use characterisation **keep an eye out for the Ancient Greek Myths bundle in my resources! 4 WEEKS of work for a fantastic price. Made by a Year 5 teacher, for teachers!

Myths are always a fantastic unit to teach as the children produce some incredible pieces of writing. **week 4 resources include the following: 1 - planning independent Greek myth 2 - independent writing (with SPAG examples and model) 3 - independent writing (with feedback, edit task and model) 4 - independent writing 5 - editing and improving **keep an eye out for the Ancient Greek Myths bundle in my resources! 4 WEEKS of work for a fantastic price. Made by a Year 5 teacher, for teachers!

A collection of word mats / supporting materials to support children when they are writing narratives / fictional stories. Most of the skills found on the prompts are the vital components for any good story. The prompts are A4-sized, and almost all of them have one clear focus per prompt. I found this helped to prevent information overload. These prompts are colourful and helpful. I have found them to be very useful to move children on from their targets. For example, if child A is struggling with sentence openers, I could get out the specific writing prompt to support them with that target. The powerpoint includes a word mat for: describing characters describing settings powerful verbs sentence openers apostrophes and direct speech (punctuation) paragraphs They are suitable for Y4-Y6 (the prompts cover the majority of the objectives found on the “working at the expected standard” assessment framework. Made by a teacher, for teachers.