I teach primary 1-7 in one multi-composite class.
My resources are suitable for a range of levels, from early to first and second level (from reception to year 6).
I teach primary 1-7 in one multi-composite class.
My resources are suitable for a range of levels, from early to first and second level (from reception to year 6).
10 wedding activities that are perfect for making your class feel part of your upcoming wedding celebrations.
Resources included:
wedding dress prediction
advice for the newlyweds
marriage vows
design the wedding cake
wedding plans
picture perfect
honeymoon destination
date ideas
design your wedding dress
my wedding plans
My class are putting the last two resources in their time capsules they have made to look back on if they get married.
26 Activities to learn all about Scotland past and present!
Activities included:
Map skills
Culture
Scottish Clans
Dialect
Famous Scots
Scottish Inventors
Loch Ness Monster
Wars of Independence
William Wallace
Robert the Bruce
Mary Queen of Scots
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Highland Clearances
Scottish Parliament
I have updated a typo on the page ‘The Battle of Stirling Bridge’ after one of my pupils pointed out an error, it said ‘Sirling Bridge’.
A lesson on resilience and understanding that success does not happen overnight.
Includes:
who am I? Famous failure cards with clues about:
Walt Disney
Albert Einstein
Michael Jordan
Steve Jobs
J.K Rowling
Oprah Winfrey
Lady Gaga
Vera Wang
Bill Gates
Abraham Lincoln
Failure quotes for display and inspiration
The Power of Yet poem
Fact file template for students to complete on a ‘Famous Failure’ of their choice.
Character Education:
‘Education the mind without educating the heart is no education at all’.
Aristotle
Teach your pupils about values through learning about the lives of inspirational people. These 38 famous people are great examples of courage, ambition, kindness, perseverance, dignity, determination, strength, wisdom, creativity, leadership, standing up for what is right, empathy, resilience, failure, success, bravery, commitment, compassion, humility, innovation, optimism, selflessness and much, much more!
This resource includes 40 pages, a front cover, a contents page and 38 pages each with a sketch of the famous person for pupils to colour in, an inspirational quote said by each famous person and space to write a short biography, where and when they were born, their values and lessons learned from their life story.
The 38 inspirational people included are:
Walt Disney
Ruby Bridges
Nick Vujicic
Malala Yousafzai
Albert Einstein
Princess Diana
Abraham Lincoln
Mother Teresa
Martin Luther King Jr.
Rosa Parks
Mahatma Gandhi
J.K. Rowling
Nelson Mandela
Liz Murray
Winston Churchill
Michelle Obama
Michael Oher
Emmeline Pankhurst
Maya Angelou
Stephen Hawking
Irena Sendlerowa
Desmond Tutu
Harriet Tubman
Thomas Edison
Helen Keller
Michael Jordan
Florence Nightingale
Steve Jobs
Oprah Winfrey
Barack Obama
Elizabeth Fry
Bill Gates
Betty Ann Waters
Scott Neeson
Anne Frank
Lionel Messi
John Lennon
Audrey Hepburn
6 Resources linked to the book ‘The Day the Crayons Quit’ including:
Comprehension/inference activity
Writing activity
Drawing/colouring activity
Bar Graph activity & questions
2 versions included for both American and English spellings (color and colour).
An answer key is also included.
54 different ‘Funky Fingers’ Challenges. These challenges will support pupils to develop/strengthen their fine motor skills. Photos of the challenges set up that my class have already done are also included.
Inference Lesson Part 1:
My class looked at 6 different pairs of shoes (cowboy boots, sparkly high heels, football boots, smart shoes, rubber boots and leopard print stilettos) The children made inferences about who owns the shoes.
Inference Lesson Part 2:
My class looked at photos of the people who wear the shoes (photos are not included in this product for copyright reasons) I had photos of a country singer, a girl in a ball gown, a football player, a detective, a farmer and a rich person shopping. The children made further inferences about the people who own the shoes based on what they could see in the photos.
Inference Lesson Part 3:
My class read part of a story about the people who own the shoes and used their inference skills to write down their thoughts about the person based on what they read. Finally, my class chose a person to write about. They used the story starter and finished the story using all the information they had inferred.
This resource includes 26 worksheets to make an interesting time capsule to look back on in years to come.
Resource includes:
cover
contents page
the day I was born
my favourite things
my handprints
all about me
my family
my school
school memories
my teacher
my friends
my class
home sweet home
my community
on this date
a letter to myself
a letter from
my career path
breaking news
the year I was born
my bucket list
family fun
World pandemic
Lockdown memories
Interview
Pandemic diary
These activities can be used for any books your pupils have read. We use them as part of a personal reading journal each child has.
Reading Shelf
Reading Bingo
Book Review
Setting Profile
100 Adjectives
Character Profile
Story Sequel
Differing Perspectives
Famous Illustrator
Character Inferences
Comprehension Quiz
In Their Shoes Empathy
Story Mountain
Book vs. Movie
Movie Story Board
WWI Topic Bundle includes:
Front cover
What do you want to learn?
M.A.I.N causes of WWI
Allied Powers map
Propaganda poster
Methods of defence
Battleships co-ordinates
Letter from the trenches
The life of a soldier venn diagram
Soldier empathy (In their shoes)
Treaty of Versailles viewpoints
Consequences of WWI
This resources includes a template for learning about the emotions that make you feel:
happy
worried
jealous
embarrassed
sad
nervous
angry
shy
scared
For each of the emotions children will be able to reflect on how it effects:
their expression
their thoughts
how their body feels
There is also space for a reflection on emotion control and what we can do to express our emotions in a positive way.
Templates for 36 common words to trace, build and write. 2 on each A4 page. The last page is a blank template so you can write in your own words.
the
and
you
that
was
are
with
they
this
have
from
our
but
what
were
when
your
said
there
use
each
how
their
out
many
them
then
these
some
make
more
than
who
now
down
made
Differentiated number of the week challenge to support children to develop place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and rounding skills.