Work out which is which by playing this quick and fast paced game. Great for pupils who struggle to focus and who love to take risks! Enjoy!

Can you work out which is which from playing the straw pick up game? Break away from sheet work, make the lesson more fun for YOU and your class, today! Enjoy!

You’ve completed home schooling 2020. YES! Now here is your certificate which YOU can personalise! Enjoy!

Can you create your own shop using your own price tags? Could you shop for a quirky pal called Dave? (He’s a unicorn) I wonder who else you could shop for and what kind of shopping list you can create for them? Work your way through your own shop, price tags and deals (Buy two and get one free!) Miss Cowles’s lessons are for those who naturally learn from moving, solving, doing and making. The typical reluctant writers and sheet work refusers will enjoy these lessons!

Bust some moves to start the day! How to create an introduction and draft for a persuasive writing piece How to convert words in to numbers using word searches How to multiply 1, 2 and 3 digit numbers from word searches How to create art in the style of Kandinsky Story and chill recommends different audio books which are accessible for FREE. Miss Cowles’s lessons are for those who naturally learn from moving, solving, doing and making. The typical reluctant writers and sheet work refusers will enjoy these lessons!

A step by step document to help any pupil develop a draft for their persuasive writing in a clear and fun way. Ideas for reluctant writers are included! Miss Cowles’s lessons are for those who naturally learn from moving, solving, doing and making. The typical reluctant writers and sheet work refusers will enjoy these lessons!

Learn which is a prefix and a suffix by playing the wobbly tower game!

Not a fan of writing? If you enjoy movement and imagination, follow the document to create your own story plan using fun and creative methods! These lessons are for those who naturally learn from moving, solving, doing and making. The typical reluctant writers and sheet work ‘refusers’ will enjoy these lessons!

Love story writing and performance or even a quick Disney© quiz? Work through this document to learn about protagonists and antagonists in a super fun way!

A NEW AND IMPROVED VERSION You are going to imagine you are a top reporter or inventor in this lesson! You are going to learn:- How note taking is useful How to make useful notes using the Cornell method How to carry out practical activities which will make the whole learning experience about note taking really fun! This is totally fun and engaging! Try it today!

Do you love movement, art, silliness or performance? Try out different fun activities to help you learn your spellings There are 18 activities to try!

Create a setting using a game format. Follow the slides to create your own ideas. Create different scenarios using play and movement!

Read each silly scenario. How do you handle each scenario? Select a character and tool of your choice to create bizarre, hilarious and creative solutions. This is a fun activity for story writing!

Explore around the home to seek and find codes to solve. Use the power of imagination to discover different Sci-Fi tools and characters. Complete the journey and use your discoveries to create your own Sci-Fi story!

Can you make boring text sound a lot more exciting? Could you express the boring texts in a more exciting way by drawing first? Follow the slides to take on the challenge!

Silly creative stories What silly stories could you draw, talk and write? What ideas could you discuss first from the hilarious cartoons?

Fancy presenting your poems in a an arty way? Check out this lesson! Free cartoon templates, too!

Fancy making a story board with a difference? Follow the challenge to help you use toys and imagination in order to help children plan their own adventure story!

How could you express what you understand from the blurb and synopsis? Could you express your understanding through drawing and creative lettering? Allow yourself to be creative when interpreting a piece of text!

Want to horrify your parents, teacher or others with the most gruesome adjectives? Could you create the most disgusting sandwich in the world?