<p>Example setting description to show KS2 children a model piece of text.</p>

<p>A simple task board to be used to support children with breaking down tasks in the classroom. Includes writing prompts at the top as a reminder.</p>

<p>Sheet to practise the skill of summarising. Extracts from Charlie and the Chocolate factory with space to write a short summary of the paragraph next to each one. Enjoy :)</p>

<p>Two sheets to support the children in explaining how pitch works. Freize template and less-supported version for more able children. Enjoy :)</p>

<ul> <li>Character descriptions to match to pictures of characters</li> <li>2 x different character descriptions for children to visualise and draw (teaching children about visualisation and the importance of language choices).</li> </ul>

<p>Simple sheet to allow children to explain the different components of the Seder Meal. Pictures used for reference. Enjoy :)</p>

<p>Planning sheet to support children in planning a letter of advice. Based on Street Child by Berlie Doherty but could be adapted to other scenarios. Enjoy :)</p>

<p>A4 crayons that give colour synonyms for 7 different colours. Colours included: blue, green, pink, yellow, purple, red and orange. This is a PowerPoint document so that you can edit any bits that you wish! Enjoy :)</p>

<p>Simple grid to collect notes about different animals. This was used for rainforest animals but could be adapted for any other topics. Enjoy :)</p>

<p>Double sided place value grid. One side is Th, H, T and O. Other side is Th, H, T, O, h, th. Enjoy :)</p>

<p>Poster to add to working wall etc. Numbers up to 12 with space to write the roman numeral when going through it together. Used as a recap at the start of the second lesson and then added to working wall as a reminder. Enjoy :)</p>

<p>2 documents - 1. Example bar chart containing all features of a bar chart. 2. Blank template for children to use to create their own. Enjoy :)</p>

<p>Strips containing sentences that need to be edited to contain the correct punctuation! I used it as a game in teams, where children had to race to see how many strips they could correct. Enjoy :)</p>