These smartboards are 3 lessons based on rules and laws. The focus of the lessons are: what are laws? how are laws made? Magna Carta- writing lesson Ideal for lower key stage 2

This resources focuses on the use of prepositions within a sentence. The aim of this lesson plan is -to know what position words are -to identify prepositions in a text -to use prepositions to create a detailed description Lesson plan and differentiated included.

This smartboard consists of two lessons based on writing a setting description based on the video, Alma from Literacy Shed. The lessons have a starter, main activity and a plenary. The children need to be able to use: - expanded noun phrases for feelings -fronted adverbials -conjunctions -a relative clause -commas correctly

This resource uses the Tiger Who Came to Tea to write a character description. The focus is based upon writing a character description using adjectives and conjunctions. Differentiation is in the powerpoints and resources included. Seen as outstanding lessons

This outstanding lesson plan is based around Street Child by Berlie Doherty. The lesson focuses on writing a persuasive piece of writing based upon an event in the text. Also has an SMSC link that is explicit

This resource is based around The Tiger Who Came to Tea. The two lessons focus on understanding the text through reading the story sequencing the story, using their own experiences to be familiar with the text, retelling the story and creating a story map. Lessons link to Pie Corbett and are seen to be outstanding. All the powerpoints have the complete lessons.

This powerpoint and resources is linked to formal writing - the lesson is linked to a pop band splitting up DIfferentiation and lesson plan attached

This brilliant resource is based around the theme of hunger and people using food banks. This PSHE/ Geography lesson has a reading English focus. The children look for underlying messages in the poem. Excellent poetry resource linked to issues in the UK today.

This was judged as an outstanding lesson. The lesson is based on World War Two fictional story writing . The aim of the lesson is for the children to write their own build up to a story. The lesson allows for talk partners, independent work and editing. There are also opportunities for self and peer assessment.

This powerpoint is based around the Gruffalo. The main activity of the lesson is to create a story map All key questions included.

This smartboard is based on homelessness in the UK and identifying the key factors that leads to this issue. The children plan and write their own letter to the government to highlight the issue and the need for the government to do more. Included is a model of a letter that meets the requirements of KS2 writing.

A smartboard with a week's worth of planning looking at the features of playscripts. Ideal for all KS2 classes and SEN Ks3.

This resource is based around Fantastic Mr Fox by Roald Dahl. The lesson focuses on comprehending the text and being able to retrieving information. Smartboard file. Outstanding lesson.

This smartboard explores the character's emotions through hot seating and drama. The children will hot seat Lucy about her encounter in Narnia in the first instance. This lesson is differentiated so there is drama but also a written element.

This smartboard is based on the lion, the witch and the wardrobe. The Aim of this week lessons learning is: -identify features of an adventure story -identify features of an adventure setting -create illustration and description of setting -understand thoughts and feelings of characters

Speech Marks lesson plan and notebook. Ideal for Year6 SPAG lessons

This smartboard focusing on the children using Anne Frank's diary to then go on and write their own.

This resource focuses on using sensory language to describe a setting using the five senses. A use of visual and audio resource supports this lesson. Original ideas used allowing this lesson to be outstanding.

This smartboard holds 3 lessons based on slavery and the triangulation trade. The aim of the sessions is to plan and write a balanced argument based on the differing opinions on the time linked to slavery.

This lesson is based around the Demon Headmaster book. The aim of the lesson is to develop the children's prediction skills through identifying key information, making predictions by finding supporting clues in the text. Judged Outstanding by Ofsted