An booklet for children on how to create their own chocolate bar, includes information and activities for children to work through before a final presentation, Apprentice style. Sections include: *Market research *Product development *Recipe development *Packaging *Advertising *Presentation

Some pictures of different habitats and their names to cut up and sort. I then got my students to stick them into their books and add other animals and plants they would find there.

Handwriting lines for the Whiteboard to use to demonstrate letter formation to the class.

Worksheet with a table to compare schools in the past to school today. Pictures of old desks, slates, dunce hat etc included.

After discussing what happened to Evacuees in WW2, this sheet allows student's to go through each stage and write keywords and phrases and feelings ready for a letter home.

An Articulate style game covering Maths, English, Science, History and Geography key words, 48 cards in total. I used the cards as a revision tool for key vocabulary in the lead up to tests. Could be used as starter or plenary. Split class into teams and give 60 seconds to describe as many words as they can in the chosen category without saying the word. Team with the most points wins!

A worksheet for students to think about what they would like to do when they grow up and research the jobs they are interested in.

An evaluation sheet for businesses set up by the class. Review what we did and what we enjoyed and what we could improve.

Postcards to print with images of different places from around the world. We visited each country and researched it and at the end of the week sent a postcard home from that place.

We used this with the Home Alone story book and cut up the different parts and put the story into the correct order.

Table for students to fill in with people who help me, how to contact them and what they can do for me.

Small cards for children to complete and stick in their books to reflect on their learning in the lesson. 1. Shade in the face to represent learning. 2. Write two things you have learnt this lesson. 3. Write one thing you aren't sure about.

Investigation worksheet to fill in to look at rotting food, link to Roald Dahl's The Twits.

The main parts of the story to order, broken down into 3/4 chapter chunks.

A selection of historical figures and what they did to pair up and discuss.

A series of History activity card covering Ancient Greeks, Tudors, WWII, Egyptians, Victorians, Romans, Invaders and Settlers, Vikings, Tudor Explorers, Victorian Industry and Bristol/Gloucester Local History although this can be changed. There are 20 cards in each section. I used the cards as extension activities for independent study.

I stick this in the front of the student's Science books so when they write up their investigations they can refer to it and get support with what they need to include.

As part of our People Who Help Us Topic we staged a theft in the classroom. The students had to come up with a suspect list and interview them and take their fingerprints to compare to the suspects. I created this sheet for students to take the fingerprints of the suspect.

The Easter Story to cut up and put into the correct order.

A range of grids with different numbers that students can cut out and order. I printed on coloured card so there were different sets of varying ability for students to complete and challenge themselves.