This is a really fun interactive display, which has synonym ‘fries’ within take-away style packaging. My English Working Wall display has synonym store, which has **10 high frequency **words and its synonyms. All of the synonyms are in the form of fries, which pupils can use when they are editing their creative writing. This resources works alongside my ‘mini thesaurus’ resources, however these are more interactive and fun. They have definitely made my pupils more interested in vocab! I bought some cheap craft cardboard chip packages to place my synonym fries in. The text is cursive and written in mayo and ketchup colours! There are 119 synonym fries in total - providing my quick Maths is correct! Note: I use the synonym fries (small) for my display. I hope you and your pupils enjoy!

This is a great resource which I’ve used for multiple creative writing tasks, particularly short stories. It includes the key elements of a story, with prompts and a brief description of what is usually in each. Once the scaffolding is used, I often encourage my higher attainers to think how they could move away from the scaffold, perhaps using the ending as a beginning for example. Elements of the story mountain: Opening Build Up The Problem Resolution Ending

This lesson is the ninth from a really lovely English scheme of work for upper KS2, using the book ‘And Tango Makes Three’, inspired by HertsforLearning and adapted for my class. There are ten lessons in total. (01.03.23) UPDATE: PowerPoint Available to edit (please note this may need slight reformatting depending on your font settings) Resource bundle includes: Lesson Powerpoint (PDF) and accompanying resources. I’ve also included my Medium Term Plan for the entire scheme! Slide one: Title page Slide two: Learning Intention and Targets for Success Slide three: Starter Slide four: Task Introduction Slide five: Brainstorm Slide six: Modelled Example Slide seven: Brainstorm Slide eight: Plan I hope you love this book as much as me and my pupils did!

This lesson is the final from a really lovely English scheme of work for upper KS2, using the book ‘And Tango Makes Three’, inspired by HertsforLearning and adapted for my class. There are ten lessons in total. (01.03.23) UPDATE: PowerPoint Available to edit (please note this may need slight reformatting depending on your font settings) Resource bundle includes: Lesson Powerpoint (PDF) and accompanying resources. I’ve also included my Medium Term Plan for the entire scheme! Slide one: Title page Slide two: Learning Intention and Targets for Success Slide three: Starter Slide four: Text Focus Slide five: Let’s Read Slide six: Plenary Slide seven: Let’s Discuss I hope you love this book as much as me and my pupils did!

I have created this resource to use alongside my Place Value scheme of work for upper KS2. I laminated the resources double-sided and place them within individual learning packs for each of my Year 6 pupils. Enjoy!

Worry box slip to personalise with your name.

Rainbow Days of the Week Draw Labels (8 tiers) (PDF). I was going for a 70’s vibe for my labels this year to inject some needed colour into my classroom. Includes labels for: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Mark Copy File

This is the fourth lesson in a series of five. This lesson focuses on the Hindu Creation Story. Lesson resource contains: Powerpoint (PDF), Closed Precedure Sequencing Activity (PDF), Hindu Creation Story Circular Template (PDF). (01.03.23) UPDATE: PowerPoint Available to edit (please note this may need slight reformatting depending on your font settings)

This is the second lesson from a series of five. This looks at the Christianity creation story in detail. (01.03.23) UPDATE: PowerPoint Available to edit (please note this may need slight reformatting depending on your font settings) The resources include: Powerpoint (PDF), Christian Creation Wheel (PDF).

Lesson three in a series of five. This lesson explores the Islam creation story. Resource includes: Powerpoint (PDF), Closed precedure sentences activity (PDF), Comparison activity (PDF). (01.03.23) UPDATE: PowerPoint Available to edit (please note this may need slight reformatting depending on your font settings)

Introductory lesson explaining ‘What a Creation Story is?’. This lesson is the first of five lessons looking at creation stories from Christianity, Hinduism, Islam and Humanist (45minutes to 1hour lesson). Resource bundle includes: Lesson Powerpoint (PDF), Vocabulary starter (PDF), Main Task Template (PDF). (01.03.23) UPDATE: PowerPoint Available to edit (please note this may need slight reformatting depending on your font settings) Slide one: Title page Slide two: Key Vocabulary Slide three: Lesson Intention Slide four: Starter Question Side five: Starter feedback Slide six: Introduction Slide seven: Beautiful world video Slide eight: Questioning Slide nine: Main task: What would your perfect world look like? Slide ten: Task description Slide eleven: Task overview Slide twelve to thirteen: Key Vocabulary recap Slide fourteen: End of the lesson quiz plenary Slide fifteen: End of the lesson quiz answers

Cursive Visual Timetable on dyslexia friendly pale green background. Imaginative illustrations made into PNG transparent. Perfect for laminating and backing with velcro.

This is the final lesson in a series of five. This lesson focuses on the humanist creation story. Lesson resources include: Powerpoint (PDF), Closed procedure sequencing activity (PDF). (01.03.23) UPDATE: PowerPoint Available to edit (please note this may need slight reformatting depending on your font settings)

This resource contains 40 high frequency words, each containing 14 synonyms. They are a great visual resource for creative writing and editing. I hang mine onto my English Working Wall as cute hand-sized packs, which I ring-bind together, after laminating.

This bundle contains 29 different emotion cards, which can be made into hand-sized resources for descriptive writing. I pin my to my English working wall, as a resource for pupils to use if needed, but they would work on table tops too! Each card has eight sentences, which show an emotion rather than telling how a character feels. So rather than pupils writing: Emmy feels sad… They could utilise the resource to write: Emmy hung her head low. She took a deep, heavy breath out of her trembling lips…

A personal take on the Twinkl classic. I’ve updated the petal clock design, using cursive writing, cute retro prints, the twenty-four hour digits and also the written minutes.