Challenge your kids to read 12 books a term using these easy to use reading challenges. A great way to get kids reading. There is a challenge for Autumn, Spring and Summer. Each challenge contains 12 books. Enjoy!

This is a show written by myself for year 6. It has also got chorus numbers for KS2. The storytellers take you through a variety of different stories to learn about books. There are some great songs incorporated in the show! The stories included are: Matilda, Oliver, the Wind in the Willows, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Mary Poppins, the Wizard of Oz and the BFG. There are enough parts for 32 children to have 2 parts each. The script is included along with the songs for KS2 and the props and costumes list. It is priced at this price point due to the amount of work going into the script. It took me 2 months to make and perfect. It is a really high quality show, we performed it last year as a class and it was really well recieved. It is saved as a word document so you are able to edit it!

Headings for an English working wall in rainbow colours, Twinkl cursive font. Editable version available if you download the Twinkl cursive loop font. Headings: Class Target Book of the Month Vocabulary bank Grammar Writing Purpose WAGOLL Key Features Vocabulary Modelling

This very useful parent guide demonstrates how to use assignments and class notebook in Microsoft Teams. It has models of both the desktop app and the mobile/tablet app. It goes through step by step how to access assignments set by the teacher and how to upload to the assignment. It also explains how to obtain feedback from the teacher. It also gives an overview of how to use class notebook as a parent/student in a step by step guide.

This resource includes KS1 esafety rules and KS2 eafety rules. These are great posters to display around the school and can be blown up to A3 size as well. Esafety is so important to teach children and with these simple rules they can stay safe online!

Looking for some last minute time fillers? Here is a quiz which your class are sure to enjoy! This quiz contains: A sports round A geography round A movie round A music round An animals round

Here is a resource to use with year 6 pupils when thinking about transition to year 7. This lesson focusses on the subjects they might learn and timetables they might need to follow. It is a full lesson pack with a 30 slide PP and lesson worksheet included. This is 1 of 5 of a series of lessons I will be uploading this week. Included: A detailed overview of what they might cover in year 7 based on the KS3 curriculum. Each subject has an overview of what they might learn. A worksheet for the children to complete about the subjects they will cover. An example of a one week secondary school timetable and a quiz for the children to complete based on the timetable - e.g. where is this subject taught? Do you have the same teacher for English every lesson? etc An example of a two week secondary school timetable and quiz for the children to complete based on the timetable - e.g. why might you need a two week timetable? How many times over the two weeks do you have chemistry? Both timetables are included within the PowerPoint and can be easily printed off for the children.

This is a bundle of 2 lessons worth of transition work for year 6. It includes a 34 slide PowerPoint and covers the topics of homework and organising themselves for Secondary school. This resource has additional worksheets are resources. Included within the pack: Powerpoint for two lessons, 34 slides in length covering the topic of homework and organisation. It includes planner examples, timetables and all of the resources they need to bring to their secondary school. Planner example pages of good and bad planners and how to organise your workload. Blank after school timetable template for the children to use next year. Blank ‘What to take to secondary school’ template for the children to use next year (resource H). Resource sheet A - matching activity of the different formats of homework they will receive. Resource sheet B - Comparing the two planner examples activity using an example of a good and a bad planner. Resource C and D - Using a list of tasks given by ‘teachers’ (resource D) the children have to fill in their blank planner (resource C) with the information as if they were being set the homework at school. Resource E - elicit the children’s ideas on what they think they might need to bring to school. Resource F, G and H - the children will be using an example timetable of a school day (resource F) and an example after school timetable (resource G) to create a resources list for each school day using the ‘what I need every day’ sheet (resource H). I hope you all enjoy the resources. A huge amount of time has been spent making the Powerpoint, timetables and resources.

Suitable for ALL primary age children. A resource to give to your children for a goodbye when they are moving up to the next class. Totally editable. Included in this resources: Reception class - size of 30 and 32 Class One - size of 30 and 32 Class Two - size of 30 and 32 Class Three - size of 30 and 32 Class Four - size of 30 and 32 Class Five - size of 30 and 32 Class Six - size of 30 and 32 Powerpoints included: R-6 class size of 32 R-6 class size of 30 R-6 class size of 30 R-2 and 32 3-6

Editable rucksack poster to be used as a goodbye to classes of 2020. Whether they are in year 6, year 2 or year 11, this is the perfect resource for you. Included in this pack: Editable class of 32 rucksacks poster ‘Class of 2020’ Editable class of 30 rucksacks poster ‘Class of 2020’

Hand drawn kawaii backpack peg labels. Suitable for children of all ages! 36 peg labels in total Completely editable Rainbow colours

This resource is designed to be used for parents to introduce them to growth mindset. It can also be used to introduce growth mindset to teachers and other school staff. The CPD lasts 1 hour in total. Tried and tested with parents and staff with great success! 32 slide PP Notes and suggested activities. Resource A - sorting activity Resource B - similarities and differences

Based on David Attenborough’s ‘A Life on Our Planet’ I am creating a full English unit based on this programme on Netflix. Start off by showing your class the documentary. Before the documentary do a KWL grid to see what they know already. We also did a cover page in our books to start the unit. This is a 2 week module on writing an information text about an endangered animal. It includes: A Powerpoint to cover the two weeks Example texts Where to find grammar starters Success criteria and learning challenges Vocabulary list for the whole unit There will be a further 6 weeks of work to follow this module.

This is a step by step introduction how to guide on how to make the most of teaching on Microsoft Teams. This guide has a focus on scheduling live lessons and calls.

This resource is useful for setting assignments and using class notebook. It includes a step-by-step guide on how to use these incredible features.

This is a PowerPoint with a focus on screen time for safer internet day. It can be used in assembly and contains discussion questions for the students to talk about. It could be delivered online or in front of the class. It could also be used to share with your own class rather than as an assembly.

I have taken all of the example assessments from the new maths guidance for Year 6 and made them into end of unit assessments. There are 12 units in total all linking to the skills from the original document.

This is a summer reading challenge that is suitable for 9-10 year olds. They can work through it over the summer and return it to school when they come back in September. It is a great way to encourage reading and introduce children to new authors. This would be a great transition resource for children moving from year 4 into year 5. It is also a great home learning resource. The idea is the children colour in the smiley face once they have read the book. I hope you enjoy!

This is a summer reading challenge that is suitable for 8-9 year olds. They can work through it over the summer and return it to school when they come back in September. It is a great way to encourage reading and introduce children to new authors. This would be a great transition resource for children moving from year 3 into year 4. It is also a great home learning resource. The idea is the children colour in the smiley face once they have read the book. I hope you enjoy!

This is a summer reading challenge that is suitable for 10-11 year olds. They can work through it over the summer and return it to school when they come back in September. It is a great way to encourage reading and introduce children to new authors. This would be a great transition resource for children moving from year 5 into year 6. It is also a great home learning resource. The idea is the children colour in the smiley face once they have read the book. I hope you enjoy!