Based on the story The Enormous Turnip: model text as a newspaper report teaching guide with breakdown of model text into 5 sections (for boxing up) list of writing tools to focus on (select fro the list as appropriate) innovation example text Suitable for KS1 or KS2.

A short text and comprehension questions about the mythical sea creature The Kraken. Made for Year 3, suitable for Year 2 upwards.

A worksheet to guide a reflection on the Topic of Chocolate with the Big Question ‘What is the real cost of chocolate?’

Used with Year 3 for English / Topic learning on the Romans. Features of a historical report and writing/grammar points to include Example short report Writing frame to scaffold writing Images to cut and stick onto report Slides to guide the lesson with links for research on Boudica and note taking example

Used with LKS2 for a Design project to invent a new chocolate bar. Tasting suvey for ingredients to add to a new chocolate bar Markey research tally chart template to conduct a survey From this, you could make bar graphs and/or decide the ingredients then design packaging and make the chocolate bar.

Used with Year 3 to link with Topic work on Chocolate. Studied the book and some langusge features then innovated the story - a wishing tale. A pdf of the scanned story The story on a word doc broken into 5 parts for boxing up An innovated story ‘Luna and the Golden Leaf’ A story mountain template used for plannning

A slideshow explaining what Roman mosaics are, where they are found and what we can learn from them. Lots of examples shown and ideas for making own mosaic in a Topic or Art lesson. Suitable for all years.

A lesson planned for Year 3 but can be adapted for KS1 or lower KS2. Slides to introduce the topic, discussion points and task explanations 6 large information posters about different types of farming in the uk A research task sheet for children to fill in while moving around the room reading the posters A simple map and key task to consolidate the main types of farming in the UK Plenary challenge question on the slides

A set of poems with a ‘counting’ theme for National Poetry Day 2024. Also a slide deck for a lesson, can be adapted to suit any age group. Enjoy! *Please like and review my resources. Thank you.

From Farm to Fork - a lesson for lower primary, suitable for years 2-4 or can be adapted for younger/older students. Includes: Slides to guide the lesson, including video links. Storyboard task sheet Model example of storyboard (carrots) Word banks *Please like and review my resources. Many thanks.

An art lesson to explore and learn about different painting tools, techniques and effects. LO: To explore how paint can create different effects Slides with success criteria, an exploration task, a video from Kapow to explain the different techniques, guided task on how to create the different effects and plenary discussion questions. Resources needed: paper, sketchbook, paint, palettes, water pots, spatulas, cotton buds, sponges, sand. Can be a stand alone lesson or a good preparation lesson for another art piece. E.g. see my ‘Grant Wood farming landscape paingints LKS2’ lesson.

An art lesson linked to a Food and Farming topic. Could also be a stand alone art lesson. LO: To create artwork inspired by a famous artist. Info about Grant Wood with links to a video and a website showing his paintings. Slides with paintings to print and share plus a suggested template for scaffolding. Used with Year 3 - great results. Previous lesson ‘Painting techniques lesson LKS2’ also available.

A task designed for KS2 which starts with some key vocabulary to define, followed by a selection of photos of foods from around the world. Research task to find out where these foods are produced.

Group the statements according to the type of farming - arable or pastoral. Cut and stick or colour code them. Useful for a KS2 topic on farming.

Template for drawing a sketch map of the local area. Useful for KS2 geography or topic work.

Model text of 245 words based on Katie in London which can be used to focus on setting or character description. Includes character emotions, similes for London landmarks and time connectives. Original book Katie in London also presented on ppt/google slides. Suitable for Year 2/3 but can be tweaked as appropriate.

A collection of 19 myths and legends from around the world. These are around 250 words each in length. They were created for Year 3 to learn and retell for an oral storytelling lesson. They could be used for many purposes in Years 1 to 6.

A model text for a persuasive writing unit based on the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. The text is approximately 200 words and includes writing tools such as: Present tense Adjectives for impact - superlatives Connecting words (linking words) e.g. first, you could, also, finally A question Also included here is a picture story map to help learn and retell the model text, plus a visual slide show of the text with images. You can innovate using other famous buildings, sites or locations. Thank you for looking, please see my other resources and my youtube channel @How2MrsFrew

A set of 40 words including phonetically decodable Alien words and real words to prepare children for the phonics screening check or to find phonics gaps for any age. Made on google slides, downloaded as a pdf. For use on IWB or an iPad. Please see my other resources on TES, Youtube and Instagram @How2MrsFrew

Short story inspired by ‘Marcy and the Riddle of the Sphinx’ linked to Ancient Egypt topic learning. Planned for Year 3, Term 1. Suitable for Y2-4. Grammar - noun phrases, adjectives and prepositions for sessing description. Vocabulary - Ancient Egypt related language Composition - face your fear (opening and ending focus) Please check out my other resources on TES, Youtube and Instagram