This lesson is based around Guy Fawkes and the Gun Powder Plot. The resource gives details about the event before asking children to write a diary entry. Outstanding lesson.

This unit of work is based on exploring North America. The lessons focus on map work, locating USA states, and looking at tourist attractions. 5 outstanding lessons based around this theme .

This resource is the unit planning for arguments. Ideally to be used in years 5 and 6. The planning objectives focus on: -identify and exploring features of argument, planning a questionnaire and writing their own balanced argument Also in this planning there is a field trip planned to ensure children develop their ideas

This is 2 weeks planning linked to the Worst Witch by Jill Murphy. The objectives that are covered are to develop: -role play to retell a story -evaluate performances -illustration to explore imaginary settings -identify thoughts and feelings of characters by referring to text -use characterisation to engage readers’ interest -write an opening -write suspense to engage reader

Week 3 Jungle Book Planning. Main objective is to: -write effective settings and characterisation to engage reader The aim is to write the setting, dilemma, problem and resolution of the story Outstanding lessons

Week 2 Planning for the Jungle Book. The lesson objectives focus on: -plan and organise events of a story -create an illustration of an imaginary setting -use characterisation to engage readers

This resource is Week 1 of English centred around the Jungle Book. The lessons focus on: -retelling the story of the Jungle Book -evaluate performances of retelling -to use explore imagery through illustration -to write a setting description -identify thoughts and feelings of characters

This lesson focuses on to appreciate the importance of different types of relationships. The children in this lesson identify different types of relationships, discuss the value of these relationships and the impact on them.

This lesson focuses on being able to recognise and challenge stereotyping. The children will know what stereotyping is. know of differences that cause people to often stereotype. suggest ways to challenge stereotyping.

This lesson allows children to understand gender stereotyping, recognise that differences and similarities between people arise from a number of factors and challenge gender stereotyping.

This is lesson 1 of a series of lessons: The aim of this lesson is to explore the emotional changes that occur during growing up. The pupils will: identify the various stages of a human life. understand that my emotions change over time. explain how to deal with my feelings in a positive way.

The focus of the lesson is to understand that bullying is wrong and to stop it. The main objectives are to: recognize the signs of bullying stop bullying children see it.

The lesson focuses on how to understand and deal with emotions.

This lesson is based on the Good to be Me Seal unit. The focus on the lesson is to identifying different emotions

This resource is a lesson based on the SEAL unit Good to be Me. This lesson is to know the difference between being Proud and Boastful

The lesson is based on what makes a good friend. Ideal for PSHE lessons.

This resource is a lesson based on looking at poetic devices with the focus being on Walter De La Mare. The children identify the features to engage the reader

These series of lessons is based on Cliffhanger by Jacqueline Wilson. There are 5 lessons . The main focus is on reading to enable children to develop their skills in these areas: -prediction -impact of grammatical features -explore feelings of characters -draw inferences -skim and scan -draw information

This resource is focused around the book The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas. Chapters 1 -15. These lessons are focused on upper KS2 and lower KS3 pupils to allow them to explore reading through a text. The power points /smartboards focus on the following objectives: to retrieve information to make inferences and predictions to retrieve information from the text to make deductions and inferences to explain meaning of words in context to retrieve information to make deductions and inferences summarise key points to explore a theme Unit of work seen to be outstanding

A range of lessons that focuses around the book. The key objectives focused on are: to predict what will happen in the story to write another blurb to compare the film to the book to retrieve information to describe the character with similes comment on writer's choice write from a different perspective