<p>This class assembly is based on Chinese New Years. It include 30 roles with at least two lines each but can be adapted for more or less children.</p> <p>The editable word document includes a cast list for ease. Anything in blue font may need editing due to changes in dates each year.</p> <p>The assembly begins by sharing facts about New Years in general and how the Chinese New Year happens at a different point of the year. It moves on to retelling the story of the race between the twelve different animals and looking at personality types connect to each year. Finally, it shares facts about how the New Year is celebrated.<br /> It included ideas for song placements within the assembly but does not give any suggestions.</p>

<p>Classroom jobs display with names labels.</p> <p>The hexagons can be connected to make different shapes for your display.</p> <p>Download included an editable word document and a PDF version.</p>

<p>This transition activity can be used at the start of the year to learn more about the class. It can be used to create a fun and engaging 3D display.</p> <p>Step 1: Cut out the whole squares from each sheet.<br /> Step 2: Create half a self-portrait on the ‘Who am I?’ sheet.<br /> Step 3: Fold the ‘Clues’ sheet in half and cut the clues lines to create flaps.<br /> Step 4: Stick the clues sheet over the right side of the face</p>

<p>These are speech bubbles that explain when to use different punctuation marks.</p> <p>They are used as part of a display in conjunction with pictures of punctuation marks. Each speech bubble corresponds with the punctuation marks taught in Key Stage 2.</p> <p>This fun and friendly way to support your children to use the punctuation marks correctly.</p>

<p>This is a template resource for class dictionary. It supports children to understand the word, definition and an example of how to use it within their work.</p>