Bring the Great Fire of London to Life for Your Learners Immerse your students in one of the most defining moments in British history with this captivating resource on the Great Fire of London. Meticulously researched and tailored for the UK national curriculum, this engaging resource offers a rich tapestry of historical details, heroic accounts, and enduring lessons from the catastrophic event that reshaped the city. On the fateful night of September 2, 1666, a simple bakery fire in Pudding Lane ignited a blaze that would forever change the course of London’s history. As the flames rapidly engulfed the city’s wooden structures, fanned by strong easterly winds, Londoners found themselves in a desperate battle against the raging inferno. From the Lord Mayor’s initial dismissal of the fire to the courageous efforts of King Charles II and his brother James, Duke of York, in organizing firefighting efforts, your students will witness the unfolding drama and the resilience of a city pushed to its limits. The aftermath of the Great Fire, though devastating, paved the way for a remarkable rebuilding effort that reshaped London’s landscape. Explore the innovative architectural designs of Sir Christopher Wren, the influx of skilled immigrants that boosted the city’s prosperity, and the lasting impact on urban planning and fire safety regulations. Through this captivating historical recounting, your students will gain a deep understanding of a pivotal moment in British history and develop invaluable insights into themes of resilience, perseverance, and the transformative power of adversity. Differentiated activities reinforce comprehension: Double sided text with fact box and illustration on reverse 2 levels of multiple-choice quizzes 3 levels of written response sheets with a variety of engaging question types, including multiple-choice, true/false, cloze sentences, sequencing, short answer, open-ended response, textual evidence questions, and analysis prompts 2 levels of event sequencing with true/false questions 2 Great Fire of London crosswords Answer keys provided Ignite your learners’ passion for history with this immersive exploration of the Great Fire of London and its enduring legacy.

Immerse your students in one of the most powerful and important stories in Jewish history! The Sin of the Golden Calf is a pivotal narrative in the Torah, closely linked to the origins of Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. This story recounts how the Israelites, waiting for Moses to return from Mount Sinai, lost faith and created a golden calf to worship. When Moses descended with the Ten Commandments and witnessed this idolatry, he shattered the tablets in anger. This transgression led to a period of repentance and ultimately, God’s forgiveness. The narrative explores themes of faith, temptation, repentance, and divine mercy. It serves as a foundational story for understanding the significance of Yom Kippur in Jewish tradition and practice. This resource includes a double-sided, illustrated retelling of the story, with an informative Yom Kippur fact box and numerous supporting worksheets. The Sin of the Golden Calf is a crucial event in Jewish history, recounted in the Hebrew Bible as a testament to human fallibility, the power of repentance, and God’s capacity for forgiveness. This incident led to the establishment of Yom Kippur, demonstrating how even grave mistakes can be overcome through sincere atonement. A variety of engaging comprehension activities reinforce key details and higher-order thinking skills: 2 levels of multiple-choice, SAT-style quizzes 4 levels of written response worksheets: 2 levels of traditional written response 2 levels of mixed style (multiple choice, true or false, cloze, vocabulary linking, event sequencing, and written response) Story and Yom Kippur cloze summary activity 3 versions of vocabulary-building crossword puzzles Answer sheets for all activities Exploring this pivotal narrative develops cultural literacy about the origins of Yom Kippur and the ethical principles that underpin Jewish traditions of repentance and forgiveness. Ideal for years 5-10 across ELA, social studies, and Jewish studies curricula. Also see: Yom Kippur Information Text Moses & Exodus of Egypt Moses & The Burning Bush Moses in the Bulrushes Joseph and His Brothers Queen Esther’s Story of Purim Story of Creation Story of Hanukkah Judaism Information Text David and Goliath

Articles worksheets. Write a, an, or the in the box before the noun.

Split Digraph (Magic E) Flashcards /a_e/, /e_e/, /i_e/, /o_e/ & /u_e/ (long U and long /oo/ u_e) perfect for letters and sounds Phase 5 3 types of flashcard for each split digraph (i.e. 18 sets) Black & white split digraph word with clear illustration on one card Word on one card and illustration on another card (for matching & memory games) Sound button flashcards ALL suggested words from Letters and Sound Phase 5 Planning Document used, PLUS all words from Jolly Phonics suggested word list, PLUS some additional example words.

7 habitat cloze worksheets. Habitats Included: Desert Habitats Oceans Habitats Polar Habitats Freshwater Habitats Temperate Forest Habitats Rainforest Habitat Grassland Habitat Each cloze worksheet is A4. Each worksheet has two differentiated versions (higher/lower) Carefully researched and written. Suitable for KS2 and KS3. I have uploaded PDF versions and publisher files (if you wish to edit)

Magic E split digraph a_e labeling worksheet. 33 clear clip-art images to label. Can your learners figure out, read and spell each word? Word box on separate sheet to cross out words

ew flashcards (2 sets): Illustrated version with 40 word/picture pairs Unillustrated word-only version with 40 /ew/ words /ew/ matching/memory game: Match /ew/ words to illustrations (40 words) /ew/ labeling worksheet: Label 20 clipart illustrations with /ew/ words Differentiation options, students can either: Guess the /ew/ word for each illustration and spell independently or Read the word from the separate word box and copy it underneath the illustration This gives students two options based on their spelling and reading levels: either creating the /ew/ words independently or copying from a word bank. This collection of resources provides practice recognizing, reading and writing words with the /ew/ phonics pattern. The assortment of flashcards, games and worksheets allows for multisensory learning and differentiated instruction. Phase 5 Phonics Mat

u_e split digraph u_e split digraph worksheet (23 words, 23 clip-art, words on separate page) u_e split digraph cut and sort into sounds (long /yoo/ or /oo/) u_e split digraph flashcards (4 version (long /yoo/ x2 - long /oo/ soundx2) with 28 words and illustrations) u_e split matching game (28 words, match word to image memory game)

Valentine’s Day Reading Worksheet: to teach children about the history, significance, and customs of Valentine’s Day with differentiated reading comprehension for higher, middle, and lower level students, including EAL learners. Each level of the worksheet includes a “sweet facts” box and “Glossary” of different facts and words to enhance understanding and engagement. The worksheets also include differentiated questions for all three levels with answers provided for easy assessment and self-reflection. Worksheets can be single sided or printed with fact box and glossary on the reverse.

Easter Story Reading Comprehension, Differentiated 3 text levels: Higher level is double-sided with 12 questions and a short glossary. Middle level is single-sided, with clearer language, 12 slightly easier questions, and a longer glossary. Lower level/EAL text is single-sided, with 9 questions, and an extensive glossary. Higher and middle-level texts include Easter dates fact box with explanations. Each text includes a question sheet with lines for writing answers, and cut and stick questions for learners to stick in books and answer. All levels come with answer sheets. Provides a comprehensive overview of Easter, its origins, history, celebrations, and customs.

Leap Years Reading Comprehension Worksheets - Differentiated. Enhance understanding of leap years with these leap years worksheets. Explore the history and various calendars systems, understand why leap years are necessary, and learn about their frequency, impact, and calculation. Gain insight into what it means to be born on a leap day. Three levels of difficulty: High: Double-sided with complex vocabulary, higher level math examples, and more complex explanation. 17 questions with answer key. Medium: Same double-sided reading text with 13 easier questions and answer key. Low/EAL: Easier text, clearer vocabulary, simple math, fewer examples, and glossary. 11 straightforward questions with answer key.

Howard Carter Biography Reading Comprehension Worksheets This download includes differentiated biographies of Howard Carter (1874-1939), the British archaeologist and Egyptologist who is most famous for discovering the tomb of Tutankhamun in 1922. He dedicated much of his life to exploring and excavating ancient Egyptian sites, making him one of the most significant figures in the field of Egyptology. The biographies are split into two levels, with approximately 500 words and 10 questions in the higher level, and approximately 350 words and 8 questions in the lower level. Both levels follow the same structure and cover similar information and facts. Answer sheets are provided in two styles: A4 with lines and A5 to print, cut, glue in books and answer below. These worksheets are suitable for teaching biographies and historical Egyptian figures for students in KS2 and KS3

Enhance your learning experience with our King Khufu differentiated reading comprehension worksheets! Explore the life of the legendary Ancient Egyptian pharaoh who ruled during the Old Kingdom period and constructed the Great Pyramid of Giza. This PDF download offers two versions of the text to cater to different reading levels. The higher level text is double-sided, providing an in-depth account of King Khufu’s life, along with 10 challenging comprehension questions to test understanding. With answer sheet. Lower level text is a single-sided page with a simplified account of King Khufu’s biography. This version includes 8 comprehension questions that are easier to answer, perfect for beginners who want to learn about Ancient Egypt.With answer sheet. Expand your knowledge of Ancient Egyptian history with this King Khufu differentiated reading comprehension worksheets.

9 mini-biographies of famous Egyptians from ancient and modern times. Can be used as a cut-and-sort activity, which encourages learners to work collaboratively by reading the short biographies and matching them to the corresponding photo and name of the person, as well as identifying why they are famous. This activity is perfect for introducing the biographies and for helping learners to identify key features within the text, such as highlighting important details. Mini-Biographies about: Mohamed Salah [Egyptian professional football player who currently plays as a forward for Liverpool and the Egyptian national team.] Zahi Hawass [Egyptian archaeologist who served as the Minister of Antiquities in Egypt and is known for his contributions to the study of Egyptology and the promotion of Egyptian cultural heritage.] Ramses II [pharaoh of ancient Egypt who ruled from 1279 to 1213 BCE and is considered one of Egypt’s most powerful and successful pharaohs.] Khufu [ Egyptian pharaoh who ruled during the 4th dynasty and is best known for commissioning the construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.] Howard Carter [ British archaeologist and Egyptologist who is best known for discovering the tomb of Tutankhamun in 1922, one of the most significant archaeological discoveries of the 20th century.] Tutankhamun [ancient Egyptian pharaoh who ruled during the 18th dynasty and is best known for his tomb, which was discovered largely intact by Howard Carter in 1922.] Hatshepsut [ancient Egyptian queen who ruled as pharaoh during the 18th dynasty and is known for her successful reign and numerous building projects.] Rawya Ateya [was an Egyptian feminist and politician who served as the first female member of parliament in Egypt and the Arab world.] Lotfia Elnadi [was an Egyptian aviator who became the first female pilot in Egypt and the Middle East in 1933.]

A carefully curated collection of 29 classic fables, designed to enhance your students’ reading comprehension skills. Each fable has been thoughtfully written to conform to the traditional short length of fables, making them easily readable for young readers. In addition, 5-7 comprehension questions are provided below each fable to encourage a deep understanding of the text. The collection encompasses beloved tales such as “The Lion and the Mouse,” “The Ant and the Grasshopper,” “The Wolf and The Crane,” “Belling the Cat,” and “A Peacock and a Crane,” along with 24 other timeless fables. Answer sheets are also included for each fable, making it easier to mark. This product is an excellent resource for teachers who want to engage their students in meaningful discussions about important life lessons, such as perseverance, hard work, and empathy. With this collection of fables, your students will learn valuable lessons while also improving their reading comprehension skills. Moreover, a link to a Google slide is provided, featuring each fable on one page for whole-class reading. Full list of included fables: Wolf and Crane (2 levels) Lion and Mouse (3 levels) Boy Who Cried Wolf (2 levels) Ant and Grasshopper (3 levels) The Hornets and the Bees The Greedy Fox The Fox, the Rooster and the Dog The Fox and the Woodcutter The Fox and the Goat The Farmer and the Stork The Donkey and the Lap Dog The Donkey and the Dog The Discontented Dog The Cat and the Fox The Bear and the Bees Belling the Cat An Oak and a Willow A Peacock and a Crane The Wolf and the Lion The Wolf and the Lamb The Wild Boar and the Fox The Turtle and the Ducks The Pig and the Sheep The Miser’s Gold The Man and the Lion The Lion, the Fox, and the Donkey The Lion, the Bear, and the Fox The Lion and the Boar The Hunting Dog, the Lion, and the Fox