A PPT full of a range of drama games that can be used and adapted across KS1, KS2 and KS3 Drama games taken and adapted froma range of resources - books and online

An activity used to help children use manipulatives and understand a range of ways a number can be portrayed.

I have collated all the tricky vocabulary that I felt my class would struggle with or wouldn’t know before starting the book. The powerpoint is filled with chosen tricky vocabulary and the definitions. Chapter 10/11 are blank as I didn’t feel there were any words that the class would struggle with. The last slide is the glossary from the book. Definitions are taken from searching DEF: (insert word) on google.

powerpoint for display showcasing pathways and careers in performing arts after KS4 Powerpoint includes School cover slide options post KS4 Careers Famous people who have studied drama/performing arts (some of my fave celebs and one that had a local link to me - edit to suit your needs) All about me - this slide had my bio and photos of my journey through performing arts leading to me being a teacher.

Where does literacy/english fit into Drama? Some helpful posters to display in the classroom.

Triangular Bunting containing an A-Z of Drama Vocabulary

Editable ‘A good learner…’ bunting for setting classroom expectations

I have picked out key vocabulary from each chapter of Darwin’s Dragons that children may not know or recognise and compiled in a ppt with definitions.

Idealy used in photo frames in classroom. 1 x Traffic Light assessment 1 x Fast Finishers 1 x Dictionary Corner

As a school we use Jane Considine’s approach to writing. As writing lead, last year I was tasked with supporting my team with a bank of activities and resources that could enhance the initiate section of the writing process. Some of these activities rely on resources that can be purchased from thetrainingspace.co.uk however the majority can be used alongside any writing approach. The document outlines how activities can be differentiated across ability groups, it also lists resources required for each activity. I have included some of the resources I created. NB: none of the resources use any of Jane Considines branding or resources however her approach is mentioned throughout. I have detailed which activities require The Write Stuff resources and also how these can be adapted for those schools that use other approaches.

Date Underline Miss a line Title(WALT) Underline Miss a line

Four display cards created to develop written feedback and response. Designed to stretch and challenge students. Currently developing ones with a more verbal approach. Uploading Word Document so please feel free to adapt.

Inspired by a post I saw on social media, I created a snakes and ladders arithmetic activity for my class to do as a starter in maths lessons.

Created from inspiration from others. Should create a landscape flip book - when printed cut along dotted lines and each sheet should line up.

Display resource for a traffic light themed self assessment station.

yellow - LA Red/Pink - MA Green - HA

If you are using Jane Considine’s The Write Stuff approach these arrows will be gret for highlighting super sentences on displays. Add your own Bitmoji!!!