A 4 week unit of work (20 lessons) aimed at Year 5 and 6 focusing on the topic of ‘Myths & Legends’. Includes 3 way differentiation as well as resources and suggested reading/websites that can link with this topic. Used effectively with a year 5 class, however can be adapted to suit Year 6 pupils.

The second week in a study of the film 'Replay'. A series of 4 lessons each individually differentiated 4 ways from SEN to children working above age related expectations aimed at a Year 6 class. Plans are based around the film 'Replay' from the Literacy Shed and is free to view. All plans made in line with 2017 ITAF statements.

The first week in a study of the film 'Replay'. A series of 3 lessons each individually differentiated 4 ways from SEN to children working above age related expectations aimed at a Year 6 class. Plans are based around the film 'Replay' from the Literacy Shed and is free to view. All plans made in line with 2017 ITAF statements. Second week also available to purchase in shop.

A presentation aimed at improving standards in Reading. Explores ways to develop children's love of learning, promote reading throughout the school, changing the way in which we teach reading, end of Key Stage expectations as of New Curriculum (2017). Could be adapted to suit an individual school (before upload this contained data about our school's end of year outcomes, percentage of pupils achieving age related or higher, pupil voice etc.)

A set of 7 lessons individually differentiated 4 ways from SEN groups to above age related. Covers a range of skills from writing formally to using dialogue. Is based on the story "War Game" by Michael Foreman so appropriate for Year 6 pupils. Plans created in line with ITAF statements 2017.

A set of 2 lesson plans focusing on the theme of Short Story Writing individually differentiated 4 ways in lines with ITAF statements showing clear progression of skills with some key resources made by myself. *This is in line with the Year 6 requirement that children write a short story towards submission of their SATs and moderation*

A PowerPoint lesson that explores the history of Christmas, the question "Should Christmas only be celebrated by Christians?" as a debate opener and opportunity for peer to peer discussion as well as a three-way differentiated activity at the end of the PowerPoint for children to write their arguments and present them to the class. Links to history, english and speaking and listening.

A set of 4 individual lessons aimed at Italian EAL pupils to develop understanding of basic English. Each sheet comes with the English written in black and the Italian written in red. Covers the four following areas: - objects at school (matching game and wordsearch) - the months of the year (translations and seasons with colouring pages with translated words for labelling) - talking about yourself (hobbies/likes including a match game and wordsearch) - family members (explaining about various members of the family, appearance and opportunities to write)

A set of 6 lesson plans for History focusing on the British history, in chronological order focusing the following areas: - Battle of Hastings (diary entry as a Norman invader) - The relationship between Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII (debate and trial activity to decide on Anne Boleyn's guilt) - The Great Fire of London (newspaper activity) - Georgian Highway men (wanted posters using old English) - Victorian workhouses (a report on the conditions people had to endure) - Life in WWII Britain (diary entries Blitz survivors) All plans individually differentiated 3 ways with clear learning objectives, success criteria, plenarys and key vocabulary. Also includes historical objectives on the front page to identify areas of coverage. Links to useful websites included, especially the BBC History page for audio resources.

A PowerPoint as a study on the county of Essex including: - Location in the country - Famous people from Essex - Facts about the county - Information about Colchester Castle

A set of 10 activities about the Titanic to be used as either a set of research lessons or a themed day at school. Has been used with my Year 6 cohort and has been incredibly successful. Covers a variety of subjects such as: - Design & Technology - Food Techology - History - English Creative Writing - Sensory Experiences - English Persuasion - Music - Research

Contains: - one powerpoint explaining methods to solve missing numbers - activity sheet - sudoku extension to use skills out of context

A resource ideal for Year 6 study and security of fraction knowledge. Focuses on 5 key areas which progressively get more difficult: - Fractions of amounts - Adding fractions - Subtracting fractions - Multiplying fractions - Dividing fractions Has a different set of questions than my other carousel activity.

Three worksheets aimed at year 5 with Ready, Steady and Go. Complete with 'I can' learning objective at the top of each sheet and 'Steps to Success'. Note - This is a different resource to the other Percentage Real Life Problems. These are staggered by sections, the other resource is worded problems.

Two worksheets aimed at year 5s (possibly year 6) for MA and HA. Steady (MA) - section A: ml to l and l to ml section B: ml to pints

A series of 4 lesson plans focused around the book "Tuesday" by David Weisner. Includes differentiation, full success criteria, week outcomes, learning objectives, OMAs and plenarys.

A set of 5 different activities (multiplying fractions, adding non-unit fractions, fractions of amounts, equivalent fractions, ordering fractions in ascending order). Each sheet has 3 way differentiation on it. Pack comes with answers.

A set of 4 lesson plans focusing on the theme of Letters of Complaint individually differentiated 4 ways in lines with ITAF statements showing clear progression of skills.

A set of 5 lesson plans for Art focusing on the development of pupils' skills through Mark Making. All individually differentiated 3 ways with clear learning objectives, success criteria, plenarys and key vocabulary.

A series of 9 lesson plans focused around the book "Mortal Engines" by Phillip Reeve. Includes three way differentiation, chapter synopsis, input and potential for next lesson.

A play script (ideal for KS2) written by myself. All scripts have been written and directed by myself as well as having been performed successfully in a school to an audience.