A lesson based on the book - The boy at the back of the class. This is a letter writing lesson where they are trying to persuade someone to take in refugees. I have included facts and figures to go along with the knowledge they already have from the book to support their writing.

A powerpoint which explains the outlines of a very open ended firework art lesson where children can create art using mixed media. I have included lots of examples in the slides from the internet to help give ideas.

neutral/pastel coloured rainbow days of the week, dates, months of the year to create a visual class timetable created with cursive writing - may need edited for younger years

A worksheet with mild multiplication sums as well as spicy multiplication sums - ideal for homework/challenge Also has a fast finisher task Used with P6’s

this worksheet has a ‘train timetable’ with gaps for children to learn how timetables work as well as a fast finisher at the end used with P6’s

worksheet with visual clocks as well as word questions - for children to work out if the time is going to be AM or PM used with P6’s

time intervals worksheet with different activities including a fast finisher used with P6’s

worksheet with visual analogue and digitals clocks for children to work out the interval times used with P6’s

algebraic equations worksheet grid with mild, medium and spicy questions to challenge/differentiate your childrens work tasks

This powerpoint has QR links to a webpage suitable for children to learn/research of these indivial Scottish influential people I created this for my P6 class

explains what racism is, the impact/effect it can have (including video from little boy) also speaks about Kamala Harris as being an influential person to fight against racism I used this with a Primary 6 class, but would be suitable for P5-7 i would think

this is a powerpoint for a lesson on gender rights/equality. some slides have bullet point info, where you may need to give a bit more info, however overall this is a good outline/guide for a introduction/whistle stop tour of the issues.

6 brain break ideas for classes of any age and stage easily adaptable short little 5 min tasks to give you and your class a little brain boost when they are getting aggitated not focussing on work 100%

number cards with word and number and space for counters/etc to be sat beside ideal for laminating perfect for nursery/primary 1 - learning numbers

vocab cards to go with the three little pigs book - with pictures ideal for nursery/primary 1 - to aid with reading

A4 meet the teacher poster - fully editable - can be used on placements etc too Helpful for children to see that you are a human too with hobbies and favourite snacks etc - as a teacher we get to find out about every single child in the class’ life - so lets let them know about us too! This will make them feel more comfortable especially if you’re a new teacher or a student teacher like me!

4 cards per A4 sheet of paper can be edited to change name and theme etc. little cards to give out when a child does something great that you’d like to celebrate with them and their parents! these cards are ideal for using to point out good work/behavior/etc.

6 cards per A4 sheet. can be edited if you wanted - change the picture/theme etc thought they would be handy for when children lose their teeth in school! pair this card with a tiny plastic bag (for the tooth) and you’re good to go!

LI – To be able to identify and use conjunctions and clauses within my work. very short powerpoint just briefly explaining what conjunctions and clauses are. I used within a P7 class, however could be introduced from an earlier stage.

a powerpoint lesson teaching what a net is and going over some rubiks cube information as a fun aspect. i followed up with net work sheets and a rubiks cube quiz