A simple information text that children can read to have a better understanding of how Remembrance Day started and how it is marked in the U.K now that also includes a vocabulary definition activity and a comprehension activity based on the text. Answer sheets are also included for both activities.

A variety of resources that can be used to mark Remembrance Day in school. Included are: A PowerPoint that includes information and images about Remembrance Day that can be used as an introduction. This comes in two forms, one with a normal background and one with a poppy background. An information text about Remembrance Day including how it came to be and how it is marked in the U.K. There are also two activities linked to this with one being a vocabulary task and one being a comprehension activity. Answer sheets are included for both. The poem ‘In Flanders Field’ (there are two versions - one is a normal version and one has numbered lines for getting children to find answers via line numbers) that also includes a vocabulary activity and a comprehension activity with answers included. A wordsearch activity with some of the words linked to Remembrance Day as well as the answers.

The Christmas Truce Poem and three differentiated reading comprehension activities related to this that check children's comprehension skills.

Three different worksheets focusing on the Romans in Britain The focus of the sheets include: The invasion by the Romans The Iceni rebellion led by Boudica Hadrian’s Wall

A lesson aimed at Year 5/6 that works on being able to analyse sources. Included is the presentation for the lesson, a starter activity focussing on being able to place events in order on a timeline before then having three differentiated source pictures from The Blitz and sets of prompt questions for each one.

A range of potential activities linked to key images and information about hill forts in the Iron Age. Included is a text about hill forts that can be read through and discussed (information and images courtesy of BBC Bitesize) with four potential activities including: Quiz Multiple-choice quiz Mind-map activity Changes from the Neolithic period to the Iron Age at Maiden Castle There is also a document that includes images of Maiden Castle and Old Oswestry (again courtesy of BBC Bitesize) with three different choices for a comparison activity with a table, Venn diagram or more graphically organised version of a Venn diagram that has less responses.

A ten lesson sequence of lessons for a unit on the Stone Age through to the Iron Age that are fully planned and resourced. Lessons include: Lesson 1 -Introduction to prehistory Lesson 2 -Middle Stone Age Lesson 3 -Late Stone Age Lesson 4 -Skara Brae and Stonehenge Lesson 5 -Bronze Age Lesson 6 -Compare Stone and Bronze Age Lesson 7 - Iron Age Lesson 8 -Comparing the Stone, Bronze and Iron Age Lesson 9 -Roman invasion of Britain Lesson 10 - Review Lesson PowerPoints are included as well as a booklet that includes supporting information and all the activities for the ten lessons. Also included are three recap tasks for the different periods as well as a knowledge organiser for the period. Lots of information, images and video links are courtesy of BBC BItesize.

A fact file about Nelson Mandela that is also a reading comprehension. This includes three differentiated worksheets with 16 questions each and answers included to test children's comprehension knowledge as well as learning about Nelson Mandela at the same time.

A comprehensive pack that includes planning for 10/11 lessons working on the Maya. Planning includes cross-curricular links with writing, art and researching using I.C.T about Maya. In addition to differentiated planning, attached are the resources required for this topic as well as all the IWB slides required for the topic. This should save any teacher planning to teach this topic a huge amount of time, whilst providing the opportunity to make slight adjustments where required/ add any extra information you may wish to.