Just a bit of fun - 2 resources! Resource 1: ‘Chinese Characters’ Practice Sheets 2 pages. Page 1: Characters A to L Page 2: Characters M to Z Ideal for all ages. . Resource 2: Write your name in Chinese. 2 pages. Page 1: Use the ‘Chinese Characters’ to write your name at the bottom of the page. Page 2: A much larger space for you to write your name. Ideal for all ages.

Learn about the explorer and slave trader ‘Christopher Columbus’. Just follow the attached 21-slide PowerPoint. Ideal for 7+ 2 integrated activities included: Comprehension and Colouring Task. Contents: Introduction. Video. Activity 1: 28 Questions about the video. Answers to Questions. Activity 2: Colouring in sheet.

Attached is a 6-week unit plan to design and make a clay candle holder. Also included is a design sheet and 2 pictures for reference. Fully editable. Perfect for Year 1 or Year 2.

For every positive change you make in your life, something else changes for the better. A lovely Christian-based assembly to promote positivity and happiness. Approximately 20 minutes in length. Ideal for 6 to 11 years. 14 slides - fully editable and easy to deliver. . Order of slide show: Title Slide: “Making Positive Changes to Your Life”. Slide 2: A brief introduction. Slides 3 to 9: Five positive changes you can make in your life. Slide 10: A positivity chart! The children can track their own positivity progress using this chart. Just print off slide 10 and give it to the class teachers (or children) after the assembly. Slide 11: An interactive and inspirational story of happiness and positivity. Slide 12: Follow-up questions from the video. Slide 13: A ‘Thank You’ song (with music and lyrics). Slide 14: A prayer of thanks.

For every positive change you make in your life, something else changes for the better. A lovely Christian-based assembly to promote positivity and happiness. Approximately 20 minutes in length. Ideal for 6 to 11 years. 14 slides - fully editable and easy to deliver. Title Slide: “Making Positive Changes to Your Life”. Slide 2: A brief introduction. Slides 3 to 9: Five positive changes you can make in your life. Slide 10: A positivity chart! The children can track their own positivity progress using this chart. Just print off slide 10 and give it to the class teachers (or children) after the assembly. Slide 11: An interactive and inspirational story of happiness and positivity. Slide 12: Follow-up questions from the video. Slide 13: A ‘Thank You’ song (with music and lyrics). Slide 14: A prayer of thanks.

Living and Non-Living Things A simple worksheet for your student’s to complete. Activity: List 6 living and 6 non-living things you see around your house. 1 page. Fully editable. Ideal for 5+

A 1-page verb tenses sheet. Good for reference or just for display purposes. Fully editable.

Explore 15 of the most famous explorers from history: Attached is a 6-page infomation booklet about 15 famous explorers (listed below). Also included is a blank timeline (please print onto A3 paper) for your student’s to complete using the name labels (also provided). All resources are fully editable and ideal for 9 years and above. Marco Polo Zheng He Henry the Navigator John Cabot Christopher Columbus Amerigo Vespucci Vasco da Gama Pedro Álvares Cabral Juan Sebastián Elcano Ferdinand Magellan Hernán Cortés Sir Francis Drake Sir Walter Raleigh James Cook Roald Amundsen

Enjoy learning about Michael Jordan’s incredible journey to stardom. Just follow this 8-slide PowerPoint and your student’s will DREAM BIG, just like he did. Included in the fully editable presentation are 3 activities (ideal for 6+). Contents: Introduction. Story – Dream BIG. Activity 1: Questions to answer about the story. Activity 2: Colour in the picture of Michael Jordan. Activity 3: My Dreams!

Learn about King Henry VIII. Watch the video, then complete the 4 activities provided: Activity 1: Can you name the 6 wives of King Henry VIII? Activity 2: Explain what happened to each wife (Divorced, Beheaded, Died, Divorced, Beheaded, Survived). Activity 3: Draw a picture of one of his wives. Activity 4: Explore this statement: ‘King Henry VIII split from the Roman Catholic church’. Answers provided. 22 slides in total. Ideal for 6 and above. Fully editable.

Learn about the ‘King of Rock and Roll’, Mr. Elvis Presley! Watch the video, answer the questions and have a go at singing one of his superb songs. Just follow the fully editable 12-slided show. Ideal for 6 and above.

A complete unit of work with all resources. 16 lessons. Age range: 6 to 9 years (depending on ability). Title: Explorers. Genre: Action/Adventure/Exploration. Model Text: The Enchanted Envelope. Stimulus/Hook Text: ‘Whatever Next’ by Jill Murphy. Cold and Hot Task included. . Resource 1: A complete Unit of Work. Ideal for 6 to 9 years. 16 lessons (4 to 5 weeks of lessons). The unit plan is divided into 3 main sections: Imitation, Boxing Up and Innovation. Cold and Hot task ‘suggested activities’ included. Fully editable. . Resource 2: An ‘Explorers’ text called ‘The Enchanted Envelope’. 548 words (2 pages). Genre: Action / Adventure / Exploration. The text is divided into 4 main parts: Introduction, Build-up, Main section and Ending. Difficult vocabulary highlighted. Fully editable. . Resource 3: A picture stimulus and ‘Hook’ text. Picture and Audio Text included. . Resource 4: 3 sets of ‘What does it Mean?’ worksheets. On each worksheet, students have to read the sentence (or phrase) from the text, guess what it means and find the actual meaning. These worksheets are excellent for introducing new vocabulary. Fully editable. . Resource 5: A storyboard for one of the activities. Fully editable . Resource 6: An innovation activity booklet. 6 pages - 5 worksheets. Fully editable.

Subject: Science. Topic: Plants. PowerPoint: A VERY simple slide show explaining the 4 mains things plants need in order to grow well - 11 slides. Handout: A list of reasons why we need plants to grow well. Worksheet: 2 pages. Activity 1: Match the words and pictures correctly. Activity 2: Draw a picture of a plant receiving warmth, light, water and nutrients. Suitable 5 + (depending on ability). Fully editable resources.

Poetry theme: JOBS Poetry focus: Onomatopoeia 1-week unit plan and all resources attached. Fully editable. Ideal for 6+

Attached is a fully editable 4-page onomatopoeia activity booklet. Also attached is a fun onomatopoeia video - the kids love this! Ideal for 6+ Instructions: Introduce onomatopoeia ‘sound words’ by watching the video. Show the children the onomatopoeia words listed on page 1 of the 4-page activity booklet. Give some examples of onomatopoeia words you might hear in certain jobs - there are a number of jobs listed in the booklet (with examples and pictures). Ask the children to have a go at drawing the sound words listed in the activity booklet then ask them to add one more word (and drawing) of their own. Challenge Activity: You might want the class (or a group of children) to perform their own onomatopoeia poem/song in the style of the video. If you do, I’ve also attached a simple rhythm/beat your children to listen and perform their poem/song to (plus a sheet for them to publish their work onto).

Attached is a fully editable 2-page worksheet related to jobs and their duties. Also attached is a PDF EDITABLE ONLINE VERSION. You can send this version to your student’s via Google Classroom or email. Your student’s will then be able to complete this worksheet online (as there are boxes on the sheet for your student’s to fill in). Please note: The preview screen does not show the boxes. . Prior to completing the worksheet: Discuss jobs with the children. Do they know what a job is? Ask the children (volunteers only) to describe a job they know well (it might be a job their parents have or a job they have seen). Get them to explain the main roles in the job (A teacher teaches, plans lessons, marks work etc.) and what somebody in that job might say (‘Please look this way’). Independent task: Complete the Jobs and Duties worksheet (2 pages).

Attached is a fully editable 31-slide PowerPoint about respect. The PowerPoint is divided into the following 5 sections: Section 1: What is respect? Section 2: 6 ways to show respect for others Section 3: 5 reasons why respect is important in life. Section 4: Activities to teach respect. Section 5: Respect quotes.