Romeo and Juliet: A Topic Overview This is a hand drawn overview designed to be used with William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. It covers all areas of the primary curriculum and can be sued across Key Stage 2.

Here you will find a holistic terms worth of work using the book Charlie and The Chocolate Factory. Planned around: Creative Development Creative Language and Literacy Knowledge and Understanding of the World Maths Physical Development Personal Social Emotional Development

What makes a good listener? A presentation designed to explore 'What makes a good listener?' This is fully editable and can be used across both key stages.

Place Value Assessment for Learning I use this to assess the children's ability at the start of a unit of work, then use the same test again to measure progress

Example of Servents Rules from a Victorian Household The Servants’ Rules Part of the text: Never let your voice be heard by the ladies and gentlemen of the house except when necessary and then as little as possible.... Never begin to talk to your mistress unless it is to deliver a message or ask a necessary question.... Never talk to another servant, person of your own rank or to a child in the presence of your mistress unless from necessity; and then do it as shortly as possible and in a low voice....

A Victorian Life: Topic Overview A simple overview used to teach The Victorians.

Dr Barnardo: Fact Sheet and Presentation Here you will find a detailed presentation about Dr Barnardo and a useful fact sheet with in formation about his life.

Reflections: An Activity Allow your children to learn about reflections with this simple worksheet set.

Using Speech Marks: A Presentation and Guide

Changing State: Who wants to be a Millionaire Great lesson assessment tool or fun starter!

A Guide to Similes: With tasks throughout

Year 3 Problem Solving Presentation A short presentation to guide your class through solving problems

Solving Maths Problems: Cocktail Problem

As a group you need to help out the supermarket manager by solving the following problems - 3 Differentiated Sessions

Light: Transparent, translucent or opaque? A really simple way to record if an object is Transparent, translucent or opaque?

Food Diary: What did I eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner? A nice little activity so the children can create their own food diaries to analyse back in school

Money Word Problems - Four Levels of Challenge