A Powerpoint presentation taking children through the role of women in Ancient Greek times. This lesson looks at the difference between men and women in Ancient Greece as well as the different roles for rich and poor women. Included is a worksheet scaffold for lower ability children.

A selection of 8 athletics lessons suitable for children in KS 2. Lessons cover sprinting, sprint starts, hurdling, high jump, long jump, throws, relays and multi-event activities. Many activities can be adapted if equipment is not available. Each lesson includes a warm up game, main activity, questions for the plenary and any equipment needed. A WALT/ Lesson objective is provided for each lesson. Also included are links to YouTube clips for each event to provide children with inspiration. The lessons encourage team work as well as individual performances.

A Powerpoint taking children through the main events of the Battle of Troy.

A powerpoint introducing micro-organisms to Year 6 as part of the Science curriculum Living Things. Ppt should explain to children what micro-organisms are, where they can be found and what they can do. The presentation also introduces the 'Mouldy Bread Experiment' to children so they can observe how micro-organisms grow under different conditions. Download includes ppt, writing frame for experiment write up and experiment observation table.

A powerpoint to introduce the steps needed to order and compare mixed and improper fractions. Included: a 3-way differentiated worksheet. (Blue = LA, Red = HA). This download also includes 3-way differentiated plenary questions which could also be used as follow on marking questions.

This is a poetry lesson aimed at Year5/6 focusing on identifying and using figurative language in poetry (similes, alliteration and personification). The lesson begins by getting children to recognise examples of figurative language using Silver by Walter de la Mare. They then go on to write their own poetry using some figurative language. The lesson plan encourages children to respond to thought provoking questions as well as applying their knowledge in their own work. Download includes: Powerpoint to support explanations of figurative language techniques, challenging questions for HA learners, cloze fill the gap exercise for LA children, differentiated success criteria and a detailed lesson plan. This lesson has been rated as outstanding.

A powerpoint presentation taking Year 5 children through the steps needed to convert mixed number fractions into improper fractions and vice versa.

A powerpoint taking Year 5 children through the steps needed to order/compare a combination of fractions and decimals. Download includes a 3-way differentiated worksheet. (LA=Blue - focusing on ordering and comparing fractions of tenths, hundredths and thousandths with decimals, HA=Red- focusing on using division methods to find any fraction as a decimal and then comparing/ordering).

A powerpoint for introducing or recapping different word classes (nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs). The powerpoint includes opportunities for children to demonstrate and consolidate their knowledge through interactive activities.

Cloze exercise focusing on the definitions of drugs and the effects of smoking and alcohol on the body. Part of Year 6 science or could be used alongside PSHE lessons.

A Powerpoint taking children through the life cycle of flowering plants. Reference is made to non-flowering plants and asexual and sexual reproduction. Included are links to videos and a plenary Kahoot quiz.

A powerpoint presentation to introduce word problems to Year 3 children. The presentation begins with simple word problems and moves on to using multiplication for scaling. Each worksheet contains 3 differentiated activities.

A presentation to introduce or recap factors and multiples to Year 5/6. The PowerPoint gets children to first find factors and multiples for one number, then moves on to finding common factors and multiples of two numbers. Suggested activities to accompany presentation: 1. Worksheet finding common factors and multiples (including lowest common factor and multiple) 2. Problems from nrich encourage higher ability children to apply their knowledge of factors and multiples Finishes with a plenary word problem so children can apply their knowledge of factors and multiples.

A ppt giving children information on gears, pulleys and levers (including links to short videos to add to explanations). Also a carousel of activities allowing children an opportunity to try to create a gear, pulley or lever as well as an online game for them to practice their new knowledge.

Download includes a powerpoint introducing the idea of archaeological questions and thinking to children, beginning with modern everyday objects and moving on to artefacts from Sutton Hoo. The lesson should encourage children to think critically and analyse the objects they are looking at as well as asking appropriate questions. The worksheets include high quality photos of artefacts from Sutton Hoo with prompt questions allowing children to speculate about the objects. The lesson plan should direct the user through the lesson in detail (including intro, main activities and plenary sections).

A selection of activities suitable for using as part of guided reading or a reading journal. Appropriate for KS2 or could be adapted for KS1. Activities for before, during and after reading as well a non-fiction texts.

A presentation to introduce of recap the idea of square and cube numbers to all children in the class. Clear explanations given to aid understanding. Most children then go on to working out square numbers 1-15 and cube numbers 1-15 whilst HA children can investigate a statement using prime numbers. Game at the end where children need to recognise if a number is cube, square or not. Download includes differentiated worksheets for LA/HA.

A powerpoint that could be used to introduce or recap simple punctuation (capital letters, full stops, exclamation marks and question marks). The powerpoint includes opportunities for children to demonstrate and expand their knowledge through interactive activities.

A powerpoint presentation for enhancing children's knowledge of place value in 3 digit numbers, progressing to 4 digit numbers and finally onto comparing numbers using < and > signs. The slides clearly explain what each digit in a number means and encourages children to start to decode numbers and understand the place value of each digit. This presentation could be used for a mental starter at the beginning of the lesson to recap knowledge.

A powerpoint introducing helpful micro-organisms to children and the benefits they can bring. Finishes with a task setting slide with differentiated research based activities.