Although this is part two of a dual lesson, it can be taught in isolation. Lesson contains a lesson plan and PowerPoint to help deliver the key characteristics and structure of a Cautionary Tale. Support writing frame and fun memory game for the whole class is also included. Uses** ‘The Boy who cried wolf’** as an example of this style of writing.

Fun literacy activity that involves the reading of two cautionary tales of different levels with a drama activity to match! Promotes the development of both open ended questions and answers. Lesson plan and PowerPoint attached to aid in the delivery of this lesson.

Worksheets on Money to help develop Financial Vocabulary. Financial Vocabulary Booklet to be used to help develop children’s knowledge of money and banking terms/words. These money worksheets are great for distance learning. Helps improve financial literacy. Suitable for grades 4-5. Helps develop familiarity with key financial terms such as investments, stock markets, budget, loan etc. Set contains: Spelling practice, copy and write Definition Search Word Search Cross Word Creating Sentences exercises Choose the correct term activity Fill the gap exercises Record new knowledge section Spelling Test Section Cross Word Answers. Great to use as an introduction into Money Management, Financial Education or Life Skills projects! Let’s be Friends! Blog

A fun lesson explaining ambiguity and how it is often used in newspaper headlines. Lesson plan attached with a fun PowerPoint demonstrating ambiguity in pictorial form! Also included are various ambiguous statements for paired or group work.