Chinese New Year is a festival which celebrates the beginning of next year in the Chinese Lunar Calendar. These activities can be used as standalone activities or as part of a more in depth look at a celebration from a different culture. The activities include: a quiz, a guided reading activity (more suited to KS2), a Top Trumps card game activity based on the Chinese Zodiac, a template and instructions for making paper lanterns and outlines of Chinese dragons to colour and create your own dragon dances!

Autumn term PE for Year 4. This is a complete unit of work detailing how to help Year 4 children access and succeed in PE. The lesson plans clearly outline how learning progresses and break the session down into teacher input and then pupil practice sections. It also has key questions to ask the children to assess their understanding throughout the session. It teaches Invasion Games and MCF (Movement, Co-ordination and Fitness), the perfect foundation for a year of sport! The resource also explains how the lessons are linked to the National Curriculum for PE, learning outcomes, key language to use and discuss with the children, equipment required, cross-curricular links and AfL opportunities. We know that PE is a subject many teachers struggle with, hopefully these resources will help ease that struggle! Enjoy teaching PE with our easy to use lesson plans.

Chinese New Year is a festival which celebrates the beginning of next year in the Chinese Lunar Calendar. This resource can be used as either a PowerPoint for an assembly on the Chinese New Year, or as a teaching resource to run alongside other Chinese New Year activities, which can be found on the TES PrimaryAllStars shop. It is suitable for all year groups and is fully editable.

Mother’s Day is a celebration of mums everywhere. This English resource contains a PowerPoint (includes a WAGOLL) and planning sheet, so that children can successfully create a rhyming poem about mothers, or their own mother. The resource explores different types of poems before looking in detail about the benefits of rhyme in poetry and other poetic devices.

Autumn term PE for Reception and EYFS. This is a complete unit of work detailing how to help Reception children access and succeed in PE. The lesson plans clearly outline how learning progresses and break the session down into teacher input and then pupil practice sections. The resource also explains how the lessons are linked to the National Curriculum for PE, learning outcomes, key language to use and discuss with the children, equipment required, cross-curricular links and AfL opportunities. We know that PE is a subject many teachers struggle with, hopefully these resources will help ease that struggle! Enjoy teaching PE with our easy to use lesson plans.

Summer term PE for Year 3 - Striking and Fielding, Athletics This is a complete unit of work detailing how to help Year 3 children access and succeed in PE. The lesson plans clearly outline how learning progresses and break the session down into teacher input and then pupil practice sections. The resource also explains how the lessons are linked to the National Curriculum for PE, learning outcomes, key language to use and discuss with the children, equipment required, cross-curricular links and AfL opportunities. We know that PE is a subject many teachers struggle with, hopefully these resources will help ease that struggle! Enjoy teaching PE with our easy to use lesson plans.

Tray labels are a must for any classroom, however, they can be time-consuming to create. Let these pre-done tray labels (which are fully editable) brighten up your classroom with a pop of colour. There is a mixture of labels ready to be printed and laminated. Also included is a blank sheet of tray labels for you to add your own text.

Autumn term PE for Year 3. This is a complete unit of work detailing how to help Year 3 children access and succeed in PE. The lesson plans clearly outline how learning progresses and break the session down into teacher input and then pupil practice sections. Each lesson also has key questions to ask the children to assess their understanding of the sport/skills. It teaches Invasion Games and Movement, Co-operation and Fitness, the perfect foundation for a year of sport! The resource also explains how the lessons are linked to the National Curriculum for PE, learning outcomes, key language to use and discuss with the children, equipment required, cross-curricular links and AfL opportunities. We know that PE is a subject many teachers struggle with, hopefully these resources will help ease that struggle! Enjoy teaching PE with our easy to use lesson plans

Spring term planning PE for Reception. This is a complete unit of work detailing how to help Reception children access and succeed in PE. The lesson plans clearly outline how learning progresses and break the session down into teacher input and then pupil practice sections. It also has key questions to ask the children to assess their understanding throughout the session. It teaches Net and Wall Games and Invasion Games 2, to build upon the skills the children have already learnt in the Autumn Term. The resource also explains how the lessons are linked to the National Curriculum for PE, learning outcomes, key language to use and discuss with the children, equipment required, cross-curricular links and AfL opportunities. We know that PE is a subject many teachers struggle with, hopefully these resources will help ease that struggle! Enjoy teaching PE with our easy to use lesson plans.

Spring term PE for Year 2. This is a complete unit of work detailing how to help Year 2 children access and succeed in PE. The lesson plans clearly outline how learning progresses and break the session down into teacher input and then pupil practice sections. It also has key questions to ask the children to assess their understanding throughout the session. It teaches Net and Wall Games and Invasion Games 2, the perfect way to build upon the skills learnt in the Autumn term and develop children’s enjoyment of PE. The resource also explains how the lessons are linked to the National Curriculum for PE, learning outcomes, key language to use and discuss with the children, equipment required, cross-curricular links and AfL opportunities. We know that PE is a subject many teachers struggle with, hopefully these resources will help ease that struggle! Enjoy teaching PE with our easy to use lesson plans.

International Women’s Day is celebrated on the 8th March every year. This assembly guides children through considering how influential and important women have been in every sector. It discusses key inventions created by women, as well as those women who had a profound impact on the way our society operates today. The assembly also helps raise the issue of gender stereotyping. So help your children celebrate the brilliance of women in this easy to use PowerPoint presentation. You can find an Assembly Bundle containing over 10 assembly PowerPoints for just £3.00 on the PrimaryAllStars TES shop.

Commonwealth Day is an annual celebration of the Commonwealth of Nations. This assembly explains what the Commonwealth is and why it is important to celebrate it. There are strong links with British Values in this assembly. Perfect for showing children why the Commonwealth is a key part of our culture, in an easy to use PowerPoint presentation. You can find an Assembly Bundle containing over 10 assembly PowerPoints for just £3.00 on the PrimaryAllStars TES shop.

Summer term PE for Year 2 - Striking and Fielding, Athletics This is a complete unit of work detailing how to help Year 2 children access and succeed in PE. The lesson plans clearly outline how learning progresses and break the session down into teacher input and then pupil practice sections. The resource also explains how the lessons are linked to the National Curriculum for PE, learning outcomes, key language to use and discuss with the children, equipment required, cross-curricular links and AfL opportunities. We know that PE is a subject many teachers struggle with, hopefully these resources will help ease that struggle! Enjoy teaching PE with our easy to use lesson plans.

Questions that can be used as early morning work, class discussion starters, circle time questions to promote effective communication, thinking through ideas, explaining ideas to others and reasoning. These questions are great to have on the board as the children come into class first thing in the morning or after lunch to settle them down and give them something constructive to discuss in class. They support children who may not be very confident, to communicate their ideas to a partner or the class, without worrying about getting the answer right, as there are no right of wrong answers, they are all just personal opinions. The questions could also be used in a lesson about respecting other people’s opinions.

Bastille Day is an important celebration in France that occurs every year on 14th July. This presentation explores what this event commemorates, why it is important to French people and how the Storming of the Bastille helped to shape modern day France. An engaging PowerPoint to inspire your children to learn about another country and one of their important celebrations.

Peg labels can be time-consuming to create. Let these fully editable peg labels brighten up your classroom with a pop of colour. There are 7 sheets with 5 peg labels on each sheet, ready to be edited. More sheets can be added in the fully editable word document.

Autumn Term PE complete unit of work for Years 5 and 6. This is a complete unit of work detailing how to help Year 5 and 6 children access and succeed in PE. The lesson plans clearly outline how learning progresses and break the session down into teacher input and then pupil practice sections. Each lesson also has key questions to ask the children to assess their understanding of the sport/skills. It teaches Invasion Games and MCF (Movement, Co-operation and Fitness), the perfect foundation for a year of sport! The resource also explains how the lessons are linked to the National Curriculum for PE, learning outcomes, key language to use and discuss with the children, equipment required, cross-curricular links and AfL opportunities. We know that PE is a subject many teachers struggle with, hopefully these resources will help ease that struggle! Enjoy teaching PE with our easy to use lesson plans

Fully planned 6 week Earthquake topic suitable for Key Stage 2 Geography. All resources, including a medium term plan, worksheets, experiment instructions and SMART notebook are included and all are fully editable. The lessons cover what earthquakes are; how they occur; what the Richter scale is; the effects of an earthquake and how earthquakes cause other physical processes such as tsunamis. There are a range of activities to consolidate the children’s learning and engage them in the topic, from creating an earthquake survival guide to designing an earthquake-proof building.

Spring term PE for Year 1. This is a complete unit of work detailing how to help Year 1 children access and succeed in PE. The lesson plans clearly outline how learning progresses and break the session down into teacher input and then pupil practice sections. It also has key questions to ask the children to assess their understanding throughout the session. It teaches Net and Wall Games and Invasion Games 2, the perfect way to build upon the skills learnt in the Autumn term and develop children’s enjoyment of PE. The resource also explains how the lessons are linked to the National Curriculum for PE, learning outcomes, key language to use and discuss with the children, equipment required, cross-curricular links and AfL opportunities. We know that PE is a subject many teachers struggle with, hopefully these resources will help ease that struggle! Enjoy teaching PE with our easy to use lesson plans.

A selection of mental maths tests to be used in KS2. Quick tests on place value, number bonds, times tables, addition and subtraction. Several copies of each test on each sheet.