A PowerPoint teaching Imperative verbs using Little Miss Bossy

A PowerPoint with lessons teaching persuasive adverts including analysing features of, success criteria, writing an advert script and presenting their own oral advert

Questions and activities for each chapter of The Iron Man collected and put together as one bundle. I have used them with Year 3 up to Year 6. The questions can be used in guided reading or as a unit of work based on the book. Each sheet can be cut up so the questions and activity can be stuck in their book and their work can then go below

A simple word mat using Little Miss Bossy to show different imperative verbs that can be used while teaching instructions

A lesson looking at the setting of the chocolate room in Charlie and the chocolate factory. A copy of the chapter and pictures of the room so that the children can take words from the text and image

A simple self/teacher assessment of success criteria for performing stories, plays or poetry. Can be edited to suit different abilities within different year groups

A differentiated activity for Year 2 based on the Position and Direction strand in maths on Turns. * Activity - A hands on version for children to give verbal directions that can be followed by a partner ** and *** Activity - Allows the children to write out a set of directions for the Big Bad Wolf to get to each of the three pigs houses

A simple sheet and activity based on Little Miss Bossy and imperative verbs

A simple homework sheet to complete based on simple facts about Anne Frank. Can be adapted to remove the words at the bottom of the sheet so that they have to research the answers for themselves

Lesson on writing a character description of Mr Willy Wonka

To go with the Powerpoint for the lesson on Writing a character description of Willy Wonka

WAGOLL examples to go with the Next chapter lesson based on what Charlie should do when he finds the 50p. The lesson can be downloaded separately

A success criteria grid for self/teacher assessment at the end of a unit on balanced arguments

Two examples of a balanced argument: Should cars be banned from town centres and should mobile phones be banned in schools

Three sheets that can be used as a times table challenge for Key stage 2. Starting with the In order sheet, moving to the mixed with one side still in order and then the ultimate challenge of the completely mixed sheet. Allow them 5 minutes and keep a record of their scores to show how they are improving each week.

Planning for week 1 of the Journalistic writing for mythical creatures covering: Can I discuss and express views about a range of fiction? Can I compare information and draw inferences about viewpoint? Can I generate questions about the text? Can I summarise paragraphs of text? Can I identify the features of a news report?

This is a lesson based on the Poem If I could be a Superhero by Steve Lazarowitz. The children write their own poem following the same formula as the poem

A planning frame for writing a balanced argument that can be adapted to any argument