This is an English lesson designed for year six extended piece of writing. It can be used in conjunction with any Romeo and Juliet adaption. It is designed on the principles of gradual release of responsibility where the teacher takes responsibility at the beginning of the lesson and gradually releases responsibility to pupils through group work and independent writing. Each page of the presentation include notes on how the lesson could be delivered. This includes a WAGOLL for the lessons writing. Each lesson also includes a success criteria to be stuck in at the top of the page for assessment purposes. Did you find this lesson useful? Find our Romeo and Juliet writing collection here. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13048592

This is an English lesson designed for year six extended piece of writing. It can be used in conjunction with any Romeo and Juliet adaption. It is designed on the principles of gradual release of responsibility where the teacher takes responsibility at the beginning of the lesson and gradually releases responsibility to pupils through group work and independent writing. Each page of the presentation include notes on how the lesson could be delivered. This includes a WAGOLL for the lessons writing. Each lesson also includes a success criteria to be stuck in at the top of the page for assessment purposes. This lesson has been used to prepare for Year 6 writing moderation. Try a free lesson here: Romeo and Juliet Writing Lesson - Diary https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13049093

This is an English lesson designed for year six extended piece of writing. It can be used in conjunction with any Romeo and Juliet adaption. It is designed on the principles of gradual release of responsibility where the teacher takes responsibility at the beginning of the lesson and gradually releases responsibility to pupils through group work and independent writing. Each page of the presentation include notes on how the lesson could be delivered. This includes a WAGOLL for the lessons writing. Each lesson also includes a success criteria to be stuck in at the top of the page for assessment purposes. This lesson has been used to prepare for Year 6 writing moderation. Try a free lesson here: Romeo and Juliet Writing Lesson - Diary https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13049093

This is an English lesson designed for year six extended piece of writing. It can be used in conjunction with any Romeo and Juliet adaption. It is designed on the principles of gradual release of responsibility where the teacher takes responsibility at the beginning of the lesson and gradually releases responsibility to pupils through group work and independent writing. Each page of the presentation include notes on how the lesson could be delivered. This includes a WAGOLL for the lessons writing. Each lesson also includes a success criteria to be stuck in at the top of the page for assessment purposes. This lesson has been used to prepare for Year 6 writing moderation. Try a free lesson here: Romeo and Juliet Writing Lesson - Diary https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13049093

This is an English lesson designed for year six extended piece of writing. It can be used in conjunction with any Romeo and Juliet adaption. It is designed on the principles of gradual release of responsibility where the teacher takes responsibility at the beginning of the lesson and gradually releases responsibility to pupils through group work and independent writing. Each page of the presentation include notes on how the lesson could be delivered. This includes a WAGOLL for the lessons writing. Each lesson also includes a success criteria to be stuck in at the top of the page for assessment purposes. This lesson has been used to prepare for Year 6 writing moderation. Try a free lesson here: Romeo and Juliet Writing Lesson - Diary https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13049093

This is an English lesson designed for year six extended piece of writing. It can be used in conjunction with any Romeo and Juliet adaption. It is designed on the principles of gradual release of responsibility where the teacher takes responsibility at the beginning of the lesson and gradually releases responsibility to pupils through group work and independent writing. Each page of the presentation include notes on how the lesson could be delivered. This includes a WAGOLL for the lessons writing. Each lesson also includes a success criteria to be stuck in at the top of the page for assessment purposes. This lesson has been used to prepare for Year 6 writing moderation. Try a free lesson here: Romeo and Juliet Writing Lesson - Diary https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13049093

I created this support sheet to help children with their independent writing in Year 6 leading up moderation. It includes “writing recipes” to help children structure their sentences. Leave a review if you find it useful.

Story Mountain - Differentiated Story Planning Includes: Story Mountain HA Story Mountain LA Story Mountain (what to include) Story Extra information

Have you ever been sick or on a course and need lessons to cover the day? It can be difficult to set the day up for a supply teacher. Simply add your timetable and leave these activities for your supply teacher to cover. Leave your class in the confidence that they will have structured learning that builds on your own teaching without impacting your sequence of lessons. Lessons include… English, Maths, Reading, Topic, SMSC/ PHSE, BBC Live lessons,

Get your children working together cooperatively, discussing their learning and constructively improving their work. Simply stick in the checklist, swap books and let the children evaluate their learning.

A lesson guide to inspiring your class to create their own digital music and lyrics. Use a free online program to create the music for your song. This lesson is based on “Living on a Prayer” but can be adapted to any song or genre.

A record and guide to behaviour management using empathy to develop better behaviour in your class and get to the roots of problems.

Writing an Adventure Story KS2 (Planning, Lessons and Resources) This lesson pack is designed to help KS2 pupils to learn how to write an adventure story based on the book ‘Black Dog’ by Levi Pinfold, using Sentence Stacking lessons based on the latest in learning research (using Rosenshines’s Principles). In this sequence of planning you will find daily lesson plans linked to the national curriculum, daily lesson resources, a WAGOLL story and a guide to using sentence stacking lessons. This planning is designed for the Year 3 and Year 4 curriculum but can be adapted for other year groups. Lessons are child centred with independent, paired and group activities. Use the detailed and flexible planning to adapt to the individual needs of your class. Planning Pack includes… Long term planning with links to the KS2 national curriculum, Engaging daily lesson plans (3 weeks writing project), Full resourced lessons, A checklist of grammatical features, Assessment opportunities and resources, Daily mini grammar lesson activities, Planning user guide,

All About Me - Writing Non Fiction Get to know your new class by using this modelled writing approach. Children write a information text over one week and create a report about themselves. Lessons cover a range of simple sentence structure and key text features such as headings and subheadings. This pack includes… Detailed lesson plans, Lessons presentations including prompts and writing models, Publishing layout to write their completed reports This is a simple way to assess the gaps in children’s understanding early on in the year. This planning uses the Initiate, Model and Enable approach which was developed using Rosenshine’s Principles for Learning.

Design A Tablet Computer Perfect for home learning and bringing practical and project learning to life. FREE while schools are closed to get it now! Bring to your class an exciting new project that combines elements of the KS2 curriculum including skills from Design Technology, Computing, Maths and English. Get your class excited about a future career in designing, making and selling. These are ambitious tasks and you can spend one lesson or more on each task to develop your creative ideas. Task 1 - Get inspired by different tablet computer designs and then in teams, brainstorm your imaginative and creative ideas read to feedback back to the class. Task 2 - Start thinking about your design and get inspiration from an Apple designer. In their teams, children design the look of their tablet computer and develop the details of who it is for and what it will do. Task 3 - Feel amazed as you watch how engineers design, prototype and build Disneyland. It’s time to create a prototype tablet computer out of different materials, thinking about size, durability, shape and how it will work. Don’t forget to paint it to make it look amazing. Task 4 - Now you have created a fantastic product, it’s time to learn how to sell your product with this video on persuasive advertising. Use these ideas to create a poster to sell your tablet computer thinking about colourful designs, catchy slogans and persuasive writing. Task 5 - Bring your product to the masses by storyboarding and filming your own incredible advertisement. How will you make people want to buy your tablet computers? Watch this example of how Microsoft are selling their new tablet computer. Task 6 - Now you have your completed design, prototype, posters and adverts, it’s time to sell, sell sell. Invite some friends to see your design and ask them to pick which tablet they would buy. Can you calculate how much money you would earn?

Harry Potter Expanded Noun Phrases - Writing Lesson KS2 English writing lesson to enhance children’s story writing skills using detailed character description with examples from the Harry Potter books. Lesson pack includes… Lesson Plan, Writing Activities, Adjectives Starter Activity, Character Description Lesson Presentation, Lesson designed to support the writing of fiction stories. Has been used and tested in observation lessons. This resource contain the same resources as the Harry Potter Character Description Lesson -

Get you class engaged with these fun spelling practice activities. Can work with any spelling list in any year group. A great resource to use to get your class enthusiastic about spellings. A useful activity that fills 15 min or more. Perfect for the start of the day or after break time. 3 Weeks worth of spelling ideas that can be used over and over again. DOWNLOAD FOR FREE NOW!

In this guide, we look at the different ways you can use Flipped Lessons to make an impact in your classroom. A flipped classroom is one where students are introduced to new content though technology without teacher input. In this blended learning approach, face-to-face learning is mixed with independent study via technology. Primary Earth is working to create a collection of Flipped Classroom Lessons on YOUTUBE which allows teachers and pupils to bring Flipped Lessons into your classroom.