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UK based Primary Educators who are passionate about teaching learning across the EYFS/KS1/KS2 ages and stages. We have developed tried and tested resources/planning that are 'ready to go' but can be adapted to suit individual needs when and where necessary.

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UK based Primary Educators who are passionate about teaching learning across the EYFS/KS1/KS2 ages and stages. We have developed tried and tested resources/planning that are 'ready to go' but can be adapted to suit individual needs when and where necessary.
Year 2 (Great Fire of London) - English Planning - Diary Writing
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Year 2 (Great Fire of London) - English Planning - Diary Writing

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This Year 2 unit of work focuses on Samuel Pepys Dairy that he kept to record the events of the Great Fire of London. This weeks worth of planning timetables: Mon - SPaG lesson (verbs), Tues - Freeze frame/snap shots of scenes described in the diary, Wed - Identifying features of a Diary entry using Samuel Pepys as an example, Thur - Planning own diary entry of the first two days of the fire breaking out and Fri - The Big Write of their own diary entry. The resources included: Lesson plans, verbs worksheets, Samuel Pepys Diary (PowerPoint presentation), diary writing questions and a diary features checklist. This planning could always be adapted for the use in other year groups.
KS3/GCSE - English - Poetry - Clashes and Collisions
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KS3/GCSE - English - Poetry - Clashes and Collisions

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KS3/GCSE – English – Poetry – Clashes and Collisions This pack contains PowerPoint resources to support the teaching of the following poems on the theme of conflict: The Class Game Parades End Belfast Confetti Our Sharpeville Exposure Catrin Half Caste Your Dad did what Cousin Kate Hitcher The Drum Conscientious Objector Invasion August 6 1945 Oh what is that sound These resources are useful for preparing students for unseen poetry or as part of key stage 3 schemes of work and/or as part of the teaching of conflict poetry clusters. There is at least one power point presentations per poem which cover context, language, form and structure and contain assessment opportunities.