These smartboards are 3 lessons based on poetry. The aim of the lessons are to identify the features of poems, comparing poems, performing an exisiting poem. The poems are based on a range of themes Ideal for Year 4

This smartboard resource and other resources focusing on what the Battle of Britain was and how it led to WW2. The lesson itself allows children to create a timeline before summarising the key events of this time.

This smartboard includes three lessons based on balanced arguments. The first lesson is planning the writing and the second lesson is on writing the text. The writing is based around the sugar tax and the pros and cons of this for different people. In the lessons the children will watch a video to develop ideas for and against the sugar tax , followed by writing their own work. The lessons have starters and plenaries attached. All the resources are on the smartboard.

This smartboard is a revision of conjunctions and allows children to identify the correct conjunction in the sentences . The children need to then choose the correct conjunction to use.

This resource is in a smartboard format and is centred around identifying the features of a poem. During the lesson the pupils will explore: -the subject / theme -poetic devices - read aloud a poem using tone, intonation and volume

This smartboard focuses on using persuasive language. The children need to analyse the language of a leaflet by identifying persuasive language and different language structures. Then then need write a short passage using persuasive language. Good/ outstanding lesson

This smartboard holds 3 lessons based on the Literacy Shed Alma film. The lessons are in full and are based on: -analysising on the video including first impressions, the atmosphere and the character development -analysis of how the atmosphere and mood is created by the director and writer -writing the story of Alma using all the information above

This smartboard is an exciting way to get children enthused into retrieval and inference. The lesson has a range of quizzes before independent work to ensure they are using their skills effectively. Linked to SATS questioning this resource allows children to explore the key skills

This smartboard is focused on the topic Slavery. The resourcs focus on looking at the auction house to write a setting description The lessons focuson: -making inferences based on resources -using videos and images to plan a setting -write a setting The lessons are for Upper key stage 2 and meet the requirements of the writing objectives for end of KS2 One week worth of writing

This smartboard prepares children for writing their own balanced argument. The lesson focuses on uplevelling a piece of work using the success criteria before writing the counter argument

This smartboard is teaching the children the difference between biased and balanced discussions. The lesson This lesson is complete with starter , main activity and plenary

This lesson is based on planning a poem about an animal. The key features the children will be focusing on are: - using adjectives to the animal - using alliteration and similes

This smartboard focuses on the first part of the film where the children enter Narnia. The lesson focus is on the key messages and themes at different points. The children will explore how mood and atmosphere, the themes of the film, how the director explores these themes and .comment on how it affects the audience

This smartboard is based around the book The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and writing a setting for the new world.

This powerpoint uses the Year 5 Term 3 Reading Assessments as a basis to develop exam technique at the beginning of year 6 The twinkl texts are NOT included -just the teaching powerpoint. In the powerpoint there is explicit teaching of vocabulary, unpicking the text and answering a range of SAts questions.

Two lessons looking at how we use apostrophes. Smart boards have the basis of the whole lessons. Great resource for teaching grammar and punctuation in year 6

This resource has six week's worth of spellings for autumn term 2 for year 6. The spellings are on paper where they can use their look-cover-write-check strategy. Incorporates handwriting into learning spellings Very effective

This smartboard is a series of lessons based on using homophones. Each slide focuses on a different aspect and in the correct context: - there, their and they’re. - where, were, we’re and wear. - here, hear and hair.

This smartboard looks at: -what the active and passive voice is -identifying the active and passive voice -changing from active to passive and vice versa

These series of lessons are in a smartboard format. The focus is the uses of water with the focus being how we use water in the UK compared to a country abroad, writing an explanation of the water cycle, the effects of flooding and writing a formal letter based on water pollution. Focus on these lessons is writing.