Hi there, Here’s a big pack of spellings for Year 3 that work toward age related expectations. They’re differentiated either 2 or 3 ways and cover many different objectives. Such as; suffixes (ness, ful, ly, less etc.) prefixes (auto, super, pre etc.) alternative phonemes/spellings for sounds HFWs

Hi there! Here's a new resource pack- it's a pretty prescriptive and detailed set of resources that cover 4 days worth of work, along with challenges to boot. Included - 3-way differentiated guided reading booklet including the following *Day 1- predictions based on blurb and front cover *Day 2- author's intention through language and 'connotation' *Day 3- prepositions text marking and identifying *Day 4- decoding shakespearean quotes- prediction and answers. Learning objectives outlined on the sheets, and marking area prescribed. I used this with my year 3/4 class, but is easily adapted for 5/6.

Two lesson focus on Willy Wonka and planning a character description based on his appearance in the movies. We focused on the recent movie, however there are clips for both.

Hi there, There are two booklets, an extra information sheet and a plan attached to this pack. This is four day's worth of work, and forms a good basis for assessment on children's confidence and ability in fractions work. Included are lessons focusing on: adding and subtracting fractions (same denominator) ordering fractions (same denominator) recognising equivalent fractions finding fractions of amounts finding fractions of shape

Hi there, Here is a small pack of resources for a 'What is fruit?' lesson. They're not very detailed, and are mainly meant for an introduction lesson and therefore I'll be sharing them for free :) Please feel free to comment or message me and I'll endeavour to help any way I can, Miss Ritchie

Hi there, Here's a big dump of Stone Age related resources. Apologies in advance for the names of the files not being terribly organised, however there are 43 resources that can hopefully save your time! Included: diaries narrative class assembly lots of word/sentence starter banks check lists for writing front page for topic journals glossary of terms persuasion fact finding sheets

A planning sheet for designing a fruit. Chn must come up with a target market, key positive facts, cost and name for the fruit. This then led my class into making them in a DT lesson, and creating the packaging in a 3D nets Maths lesson.

Hi there, In this pack are many resources surrounding the Literacy Evolve topic of Bicho the animation. Resource: - reading comprehension questions - powerpoint of LO’s and lesson structures - starter activity looking at camera shots - planning sheet for sequel (characters and setting) differentiated - examples of expected work

Hi! Here’s a pack of a few assorted Maths plenaries that use the ‘Maths Language’ method to get children to explain their answers. I get my class to use the sentence starters ‘I know that’, ‘I believe that’, ‘I predict that’ or ‘I know this because’ to embellish their work. They’re pretty spectacular at it, now! Topics covered: Finding fractions of a number Adding and subtracting fractions Fractions on a number line 9 x table Relationship between multiplication and division 2 digit x 1 digit multiplication Plotting points in one quadrant Angles Time Word problems

Hi there! This resource bundle includes two activities three days of resources and two presentations to help the delivery of those lessons. They include: creating a glossary of new vocabulary related to film scripts, storyboarding a movie, discussion of camera angles etc.

Here is a pack of resources for creating a class display for your new classes! included: Sword and shield shiet (chn create a coat of arms for themselves and set 3 sword targets) Outlines for knight/superhero swords for completed targets

A small pack of resources on the past and present progressive tenses. There are also word searches for children to convert between tenses and find the correct words! They’re differentiated with ‘remember’ sections. I’ve added it as a PDF for the correct format and as a Word doc so that you can edit it!

Hello, All! Here’s the first Tudor resource I’m selling- there’ll be a big pack for sale at the end of this term, but for now, here are 2 resources that are differentiated and are topically laid out. There’s a recipe to follow, along with a write-up sheet that’s differentiated based on English ability. Additionally, there’s a pdf of a wordsearch and a cross-word puzzle that’s topically linked for when you’re waiting for the bread to prove! Miss A*

Hi there! At my school, the children’s homework generally all leads toward a final goal of creating a book or portfolio. I find these homeworks are great to incite excitement in a topic, to embed organisational skills and very fun to mark!

Hi there! This is a 7-week homework project that I use for my year 5 English class. The children absolutely love it because it allows for creative freedom and using art skills in English homeworks. I find projects work much better in getting children hooked on a topic and, consequently, there work is so much more interesting and impressive. This project’s about a theft that has occurred in Harcourt Manor- they need to become detectives to work out who the thief was…

Hi All! At the private school that I work at, we do Writing Portfolios to assess the children’s English skills 3 times a year. Each time we do one, we have a stimulus presentation and we all use the same planning sheet. This can be used from years 3-6 and is differentiated accordingly. There’re 2 different planning sheets to suit different abilities and to ensure the planning aspect is standardised across the school. Enjoy!

End of Year testing is stressful for everybody- teachers and students alike, so I created this ‘Methods Revision’ sheet to assist the childrne with recapping items that may be on there. Enjoy!

A single worksheet on calculating compound area and a plenary document for children to explain what the dashes on the lengths of sides mean (equal length). Enjoy!

Here’s a resource for locating similes, metaphors and personification in context. Children have to underline in different colours to show they can find each type! Differentiated three ways.

I used these for a creative writing club; each week, children were given an LO sheet with a prompt and had to carry the story on! Enjoy :)