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Motivational Bundle
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Motivational Bundle

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Are you looking for a fun way of motivating your class to achieve their real potential? This mix of motivational posters and positive behaviour chart will help you. This is a great cross-curricular teaching tool, ideal for any class. Try it in your class today!
Environmental Bundle
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Environmental Bundle

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This is my environmental bundle. It has presentations on different types of pollution and the environmental problems we face. It also examines in detail climate change. In addition, it reviews habitats and the local environment.
Transport Bundle
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Transport Bundle

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This is a set of presentations about different forms of transport. The presentations would be a great way of getting a class to use a wider range of descriptive terms, especially when it comes to describing colours, the locations and the number of wheels they can count. This a good way to introduce the topic of cars and transport. I have also included two ‘Talk a lot’ teaching units about transport and cars. Finally, I also included the car free day presentation, to see how many different forms of transport the children can identify. Ask your students to describe what are the pros and cons of using each type of transport.
Rugby - PowerPoint and Teaching Display Materials + 31 Ways To Use This Resource In The Classroom
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Rugby - PowerPoint and Teaching Display Materials + 31 Ways To Use This Resource In The Classroom

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This is a great resource to show at the same time the World Rugby Cup is on. Discuss the actions on the playing field, the different aspects of the game and how the players are feeling in each photo. You could look at it directly as a presentation and discuss the different activities being shown in each of the photos. I also added a PowerPoint to show you 31 different ways you could use this teaching resource in your classroom. You could print off and laminate the photos to make an interesting, eye-catching display about Rugby. The students could also take the laminated photos and sort them into different groupings. The students can then discuss what they think each one was saying or thinking. The photos could also be used as prompts for creative writing, factual writing or descriptive writing.
KS1 Grouping and Changing Materials Science Vocabulary + Word Mat + 31 Teaching Activities To Try
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KS1 Grouping and Changing Materials Science Vocabulary + Word Mat + 31 Teaching Activities To Try

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Set of PowerPoints, Word Mats and a set of 31 Teaching activities to try in the classroom. I have created an entire series of Science Vocabulary packs to help teachers get more out of their science lessons and make them a lot more fun! Words Covered: materials natural man-made manufactured object change bake bend twist stretch squash heat cool freeze melt Additional documents are included with the permission of Sheffield Advisory and Inspection Service. These are available for free elsewhere online as word lists etc. However, not in the range of formats offered here.
Guy Fawkes Bonfire Night Bundle
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Guy Fawkes Bonfire Night Bundle

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Everyone loves a great bonfire. This great bundle includes safety tips and writing prompts about bonfires, so it is perfect for any Guy Fawkes week!
KS1 Christmas Food Quiz, Answer Sheet and Lesson Plan
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KS1 Christmas Food Quiz, Answer Sheet and Lesson Plan

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KS1 Christmas Food Quiz: Engage and Educate! Get ready for a festive learning experience that your students will absolutely love! The KS1 Christmas Food Quiz is an exciting and interactive PowerPoint quiz designed to captivate young minds while teaching them about common Christmas foods and traditions. Packed with fun and creativity, this lesson will have children eagerly participating as they explore the delightful world of holiday treats. Why Kids Will Love This Quiz: Children adore quizzes that spark their imagination and curiosity. The KS1 Christmas Food Quiz enables students to discuss their favorite Christmas foods and engage in a friendly competition. From answering questions about festive treats to thinking creatively about their own invented Christmas foods, this lesson fosters a joyful and enthusiastic learning environment. For example, when asked, “What shape are candy canes usually?” children will enjoy showcasing their knowledge while connecting to the holiday spirit. How Teachers Will Benefit: Teachers can maximize classroom engagement with minimal preparation thanks to this comprehensive lesson plan. Spanning 50 minutes, the lesson includes a well-structured quiz, creative thinking prompts, and extension activities that cater to various learning styles. With clear instructions and interactive elements, educators can easily guide students through the lesson while fostering critical thinking skills. For instance, the quiz question, “What vegetable do children often leave out for Santa’s reindeer?” will not only test students’ knowledge but also encourage discussion about holiday traditions. Additionally, the lesson plan offers extension activities such as creating a class recipe book or discussing healthy eating choices during the festive season, ensuring that the learning experience goes beyond just the quiz. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to enrich your classroom with festive fun! Purchase the KS1 Christmas Food Quiz today and watch your students thrive in a joyful learning atmosphere while celebrating Christmas. #ChristmasQuiz #KS1Learning #HolidayFun #InteractiveTeaching #CreativeThinking #FestiveEducation #TeacherResources
KS5 Christmas Food Quiz, Student Answer Sheet, Lesson Plan
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KS5 Christmas Food Quiz, Student Answer Sheet, Lesson Plan

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KS5 Christmas Food Quiz: A Multidisciplinary Exploration Why Kids Will Love This PowerPoint Quiz Lesson! Engage your students with the KS5 Christmas Food Quiz, a fun and interactive way to explore the science, culture, and history behind festive foods. This quiz captivates students’ interests with thought-provoking questions and activities that spark curiosity about the delicious traditions of Christmas. Imagine them diving into the biochemical processes behind their favorite holiday treats or analyzing how socioeconomic factors influence global food consumption during this festive season. The quiz format, which includes multiple-choice questions and extended responses, ensures that students will find joy in learning while celebrating the season. Benefits for Teachers This resource is not just entertaining for students but is also a treasure trove for teachers. With a 50-minute lesson plan included, the quiz comes packed with additional activities to deepen students’ understanding and engagement. Teachers can effortlessly integrate this resource into their curriculum, making lesson planning a breeze. The quiz encourages critical thinking, research, and discussion on topics like food sovereignty and the environmental impact of food waste, providing valuable insights into contemporary issues. Example Questions from the Quiz: Explain the biochemical processes involved in the production of ethanol in Christmas puddings: This question prompts students to explore the fermentation process, making science relatable to their festive traditions. Which enzyme is crucial in traditional Christmas cheese production? Circle one: a) Rennet b) Lipase c) Penicillium roqueforti d) Lactase This multiple-choice question is engaging and straightforward, making it easy for students to participate. Conclusion Don’t miss out on the opportunity to make your Christmas lessons engaging and educational! This KS5 Christmas Food Quiz is a must-have for any educator looking to enrich their classroom experience while celebrating the holiday spirit. #ChristmasFoodQuiz #KS5Education #FoodScience #CulturalTraditions #LessonPlanning #TeacherResources #EngagedLearning
Year 5 Christmas Bundle
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Year 5 Christmas Bundle

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Celebrate the Holiday Season with Our Fantastic Christmas Resources! This festive season, enrich your classroom with our engaging Christmas resources designed to make learning enjoyable and interactive. With a variety of quizzes, lesson plans, and free posters, you’ll have everything you need to create a joyful learning environment. Explore Our Exciting Offerings: 10 FREE Christmas Posters to Brighten Up Any Primary School Classroom! – Add a splash of holiday cheer to your classroom with vibrant posters that inspire creativity and joy. 10 FREE Christmas Verb Posters - Describe Different Christmas Actions – Help your students expand their vocabulary and express themselves with engaging verb posters focused on festive actions. 15 FREE Christmas Posters To Brighten Up Any Classroom! Share Them With Everyone! – Share the festive spirit with these delightful posters, perfect for enhancing any learning space. A Christmas Carol: A KS2 Traditional Tale Adventure PowerPoint Quiz + Lesson Plan and Answer Book + HW – Immerse your students in the classic story of “A Christmas Carol” with a comprehensive PowerPoint quiz and detailed lesson plans. Big Christmas Grammar Book: 101 Worksheets for English Lessons – Boost your students’ grammar skills with this extensive resource featuring 101 engaging worksheets tailored for festive English lessons. Christmas Big Grammar Book Intermediate Book 1 – Designed for intermediate learners, this book offers structured grammar activities that make holiday learning fun and effective. Grade 5 Christmas Computing Quiz and Lesson Plan – Introduce computing concepts in a festive context with this engaging quiz and lesson plan designed for Grade 5 learners. Grade 5 Christmas History PowerPoint Quiz and Lesson Plan – Bring history to life with an interactive quiz that explores Christmas traditions and celebrations throughout time. Grade 5 Christmas Math Quiz PowerPoint and Lesson Plan – Make maths merry! Reinforce essential skills with holiday-themed quizzes that keep Grade 5 students engaged. Grade 5 Christmas Science Quiz PowerPoint and Lesson Plan – Spark curiosity with science quizzes that explore fascinating Christmas-related phenomena and encourage hands-on learning. Grade 5 Geography Christmas Quiz PowerPoint and Lesson Plan – Take your Grade 5 students on a festive journey around the world, exploring geographical wonders and cultural traditions associated with Christmas. Ultimate KS2 Christmas Quiz! Plus Answer Sheet and Lesson Plan – Challenge your class with the ultimate KS2 Christmas quiz, covering a variety of topics that make learning fun and interactive. KS2 Christmas Food Quiz, Student Answer Sheet and Lesson Plan – Delight your students with a fun quiz that explores festive foods and culinary traditions, enhancing their understanding of cultural diversity. These resources are perfect for educators looking to create a festive and enriching atmosphere during the holiday season. Download your Christmas resources today and let the festive learning begin!
Year 6 - Fraction Lessons - Eight-lesson series designed for high-achieving KS2 students
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Year 6 - Fraction Lessons - Eight-lesson series designed for high-achieving KS2 students

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Advanced Fractions Lessons Overview Teachers can expect a comprehensive and engaging eight-lesson series designed for high-achieving Year 6 students focusing on advanced fraction concepts. This set of lessons covers a wide range of topics, including: Equivalent Fractions Adding and Subtracting Fractions Multiplying and Dividing Fractions Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions Fractions of Quantities Each lesson is structured to progressively build students’ understanding and skills, culminating in their ability to apply fractions in real-world situations. Students will love learning these concepts due to the interactive and hands-on activities integrated into each lesson. The use of manipulatives, group work, and real-life applications makes fractions relatable and enjoyable. By engaging with problems that are relevant to their lives, students will develop a deeper appreciation for mathematics and its practical uses. Teacher Benefits For teachers, these lessons provide: Clear objectives Step-by-step instructions This structured approach allows for differentiation, ensuring that all students, regardless of their starting level, can achieve success. Additionally, the focus on problem-solving and critical thinking equips students with essential skills that extend beyond mathematics. Teachers will appreciate the emphasis on assessment through quizzes and guided practice, enabling them to track student progress effectively. Conclusion Overall, this set of lessons not only enhances students’ understanding of fractions but also fosters a love for learning mathematics. It encourages creativity, collaboration, and application of knowledge, making it a valuable addition to the curriculum. Hashtags #AdvancedFractions #MathEducation #EngagedLearning #TeachingResources #Year6 #HandsOnLearning #ProblemSolving #FractionFun #STEMEducation #TeachingTips
Year 6 - 8 Lessons About Fractions - Each PowerPoint contains 15 questions and answers
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Year 6 - 8 Lessons About Fractions - Each PowerPoint contains 15 questions and answers

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Fractions Free Sample - Try before you buy - Year 6 Fractions: Lesson 1 - Equivalent Fractions and Simplifying https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13165544 Every lesson includes a comprehensive PowerPoint presentation to revise the topic and a detailed lesson plan. This lesson is designed to introduce students to the concept of equivalent fractions and the process of simplifying fractions effectively. Why Students Will Love This Lesson: Students will be excited about this lesson as it incorporates interactive elements and real-world applications. The use of engaging visuals, hands-on activities, and collaborative learning opportunities will keep them motivated. Students will also enjoy working in pairs or small groups to explore equivalent fractions through games and discussions, making learning fun and memorable. Additionally, they will appreciate the clear explanations and examples that make complex concepts accessible. Sample Questions: What is an equivalent fraction for ? Answer: Explain that \ is equivalent to \ because both represent the same part of a whole. Simplify the fraction . Answer: The simplified form is . Are the fractions \ and \ equivalent? Explain why or why not. Answer: Yes, they are equivalent because both represent the same value when simplified. Benefits to Teachers: Time-Saving Resources: The lesson plans are structured to provide step-by-step instructions, allowing teachers to deliver lessons smoothly and efficiently. Engaging Materials: The PowerPoint presentations are designed to captivate students’ attention and support different learning styles through visual and auditory means. Assessment Tools: Each lesson includes sample questions that can be used to assess student understanding and adapt instruction as needed. Increased Student Engagement: The interactive components of the lesson encourage participation and promote a positive classroom environment. Upcoming Lessons: Year 6 Fractions: Lesson 2 - Adding and Subtracting Fractions Year 6 Fractions: Lesson 3 - Multiplying and Dividing Fractions Year 6 Fractions: Lesson 4 - Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions Year 6 Fractions: Lesson 5 - Fractions, Decimals, and Percentages Year 6 Fractions: Lesson 6 - Comparing and Ordering Fractions Year 6 Fractions: Lesson 7 - Word Problems with Fractions Year 6 Fractions: Lesson 8 - Fractions of Quantities Hashtags: #Year6 #Fractions #MathLesson #EquivalentFractions #TeachingResources #Education #InteractiveLearning #StudentEngagement
Year 6 Fractions Lessons Teaching Pack for Support Students - 6 Lesson
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Year 6 Fractions Lessons Teaching Pack for Support Students - 6 Lesson

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Year 6 Fractions Lessons Teaching Pack for Support Students Free Sample - Try Before You Buy Year 6 Students: Lesson 1 - Introduction to Fractions For Students Needing Support - Full Lesson This teaching pack includes a set of 6 different lessons covering essential topics in fractions: Introduction to Fractions (Current Lesson) Comparing Fractions Equivalent Fractions Adding and Subtracting Fractions Multiplying Fractions Dividing Fractions Every lesson comes with a PowerPoint presentation to revise the topic and a detailed lesson plan. Why Students Will Love This Lesson This teaching pack is designed to engage Year 6 students who require additional support in understanding fractions. Students will appreciate the interactive nature of the lessons, which incorporate a variety of activities such as games, visual aids, and real-world applications. The structure of the lessons provides a supportive environment where students can learn at their own pace. By using relatable examples, students will see how fractions are applicable in their daily lives, making the concept more tangible and enjoyable. Sample Questions If you have 40 apples, what is 1/4 of the apples? A cake is divided into 8 equal pieces. If you eat 3/8, how many pieces are left? What is 3/5 of 25? Benefits to Teachers This teaching pack serves as a comprehensive resource for educators, providing clear lesson plans and engaging PowerPoint presentations that facilitate effective instruction. The structured lessons allow teachers to easily adapt their teaching methods to cater to diverse learning needs. With an emphasis on differentiation, the pack ensures that all students can participate meaningfully, fostering a positive learning environment. Additionally, the assessment tools included in the pack help teachers monitor student progress and understanding of fractional concepts. Hashtags #Year6Fractions #IntroductionToFractions #ComparingFractions #EquivalentFractions #AddingFractions #SubtractingFractions #MultiplyingFractions #DividingFractions #TeacherResources #MathSupport #EngagingLessons #DifferentiatedInstruction
Year 6 Students Lesson 4 - Adding and Subtracting Fractions - Support Teaching Materials
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Year 6 Students Lesson 4 - Adding and Subtracting Fractions - Support Teaching Materials

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Year 6 Students Lesson 4 - Adding and Subtracting Fractions Free Sample - Try Before You Buy Year 6 Students: Lesson 1 - Introduction to Fractions For Students Needing Support - Full Lesson Year 6 Fractions Lessons Teaching Pack for Support Students - 6 Lessons - Only £3 Every lesson includes a PowerPoint to revise the topic and a lesson plan. Why Students Will Love This Lesson Students will love this lesson on adding and subtracting fractions because it uses relatable examples, such as sharing pizza. Engaging visuals and hands-on practice make understanding fractions fun and practical. The opportunity to solve real-world problems, like recipes or budgets, helps them see the relevance of fractions in everyday life. Sample Questions Add . Subtract . How would you solve ? Benefits to Teachers This lesson provides a structured approach to teaching adding and subtracting fractions. The included PowerPoint and lesson plan save time and enhance classroom management. Teachers can monitor student progress through interactive group work and assessments, ensuring targeted support and understanding. Objective Students will be able to add and subtract both like and unlike fractions, simplify their results, and apply these skills to real-world problems. Assessment Students will complete a quiz consisting of 10 questions assessing their ability to add and subtract fractions and simplify their answers. Key Points Like Fractions: Fractions with the same denominator (e.g., \ and ). Unlike Fractions: Fractions with different denominators (e.g., \ and ). Adding/Subtracting Like Fractions: Keep the denominator the same and add/subtract the numerators. Adding/Subtracting Unlike Fractions: Find a common denominator, convert fractions, then add or subtract. Homework Assign students to find and solve 5 real-world problems involving adding or subtracting fractions, and write a brief explanation for each. Hashtags #Year6Fractions #AddingFractions #SubtractingFractions #MathEducation #RealWorldMath
Year 6 Students Lesson 2 - Comparing Fractions - Support Teaching Materials
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Year 6 Students Lesson 2 - Comparing Fractions - Support Teaching Materials

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Year 6 Students Lesson 2 - Comparing Fractions Free Sample - Try Before You Buy Year 6 Students: Lesson 1 - Introduction to Fractions For Students Needing Support - Full Lesson Year 6 Fractions Lessons Teaching Pack for Support Students - 6 Lessons - Only £3 Every lesson includes a PowerPoint presentation and a detailed lesson plan. Why Students Will Love This Lesson Students will enjoy learning to compare fractions through interactive activities and real-world applications. Using relatable scenarios, such as comparing slices of pizza, helps them see the relevance of fractions. The lesson incorporates strategies like cross-multiplication and finding common denominators, making learning engaging and practical. Sample Questions If you have \ of a pizza and your friend has , which has more left? Compare \ and \ using cross-multiplication. Which is greater: \ or ? Benefits to Teachers This lesson offers a structured approach to teaching comparing fractions, with a focus on differentiation. The PowerPoint and lesson plan make it easy to present key concepts, fostering a collaborative learning environment. Assessment tools help track student progress. Objective Students will compare fractions using strategies like common denominators, cross-multiplication, and benchmark fractions. Assessment Students will complete a quiz with 10 questions assessing their ability to compare fractions. Key Points Same Denominators: Larger numerator is greater. Different Denominators: Use common denominators or cross-multiplication. Benchmark Fractions: Use fractions like \ for quick comparisons. Comparison Symbols: Understand , , and = =. Real-World Applications: Apply in measuring and budgeting. Homework Find three examples of fractions in real life (e.g., recipes) and explain how to compare them. Hashtags #Year6Fractions #ComparingFractions #MathEducation #InteractiveLearning #TeacherResources
Year 6 Students Lesson 3 - Equivalent Fractions - Support Teaching Materials
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Year 6 Students Lesson 3 - Equivalent Fractions Free Sample - Try Before You Buy Year 6 Students: Lesson 1 - Introduction to Fractions For Students Needing Support - Full Lesson Year 6 Fractions Lessons Teaching Pack for Support Students - 6 Lessons - Only £3 Every lesson includes a PowerPoint to revise the topic and a lesson plan. Why Students Will Love This Lesson Students will enjoy exploring equivalent fractions through engaging activities with familiar items like chocolate bars or pizzas. The concept that different fractions can represent the same amount sparks curiosity and helps them see the relevance of fractions in real life. The lesson is interactive, incorporating visuals and hands-on experiences that make learning enjoyable. Benefits to Teachers This lesson provides a clear framework for teaching equivalent fractions, allowing educators to present complex concepts easily. The included PowerPoint and lesson plan enhance classroom management and save time. Teachers can monitor student progress through group work and assessments, making it easier to support individual learning needs. Objective Students will identify, find, and simplify equivalent fractions and understand their applications in real-world scenarios. Assessment Students will complete a quiz with 10 questions assessing their ability to identify equivalent fractions, simplify fractions, and apply the concept in real-life situations. Key Points Definition of Equivalent Fractions: They represent the same value (e.g., ). Finding Equivalent Fractions: Multiply or divide both the numerator and denominator by the same number. Simplifying Fractions: Use the greatest common factor (GCF). Real-World Applications: Recognize how equivalent fractions apply in cooking and budgeting. Homework Assign students to create a visual representation of equivalent fractions using drawings or cutouts of pizzas, showing at least three equivalent fractions. Hashtags #Year6Fractions #EquivalentFractions #MathEducation #InteractiveLearning #TeacherResources
Year 6 Students Lesson 5 - Multiplying Fractions - Student Support Materials
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Year 6 Students Lesson 5 - Multiplying Fractions - Student Support Materials

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Year 6 Students Lesson 5 - Multiplying Fractions Free Sample - Try Before You Buy Year 6 Students: Lesson 1 - Introduction to Fractions For Students Needing Support - Full Lesson Year 6 Fractions Lessons Teaching Pack for Support Students - 6 Lessons - Only £3 Every lesson includes a PowerPoint to revise the topic and a lesson plan. Why Students Will Love This Lesson Students will love learning about multiplying fractions because it connects to real-life scenarios, such as cooking and crafting. The use of engaging visuals and hands-on activities makes the concept accessible and enjoyable. This lesson will empower them to solve practical problems that require fraction multiplication. Benefits to Teachers This lesson provides a clear structure for teaching multiplication of fractions, helping educators present complex concepts simply. The included PowerPoint and lesson plan save time and facilitate effective classroom management. Teachers can easily assess understanding through guided and independent practice. Objective Students will be able to multiply fractions, including mixed numbers, simplify their results, and apply these skills to real-world problems. Assessment Students will complete a quiz consisting of 10 questions assessing their ability to multiply fractions, including proper, improper fractions, and mixed numbers, while simplifying their answers. Key Points Basic Rules for Multiplying Fractions: Multiply the numerators and denominators, then simplify. Multiplying by Whole Numbers: Treat whole numbers as fractions (e.g., ). Simplifying Before Multiplying: Look for common factors to simplify calculations. Multiplying Mixed Numbers: Convert to improper fractions before multiplying. Homework Assign students to find and solve 5 real-world problems involving multiplication of fractions, and write a brief explanation for each. Hashtags #Year6Fractions #MultiplyingFractions #MathEducation #RealWorldMath #FractionFun
Year 6 Students Lesson 6 - Dividing Fractions - Student Support Material
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Year 6 Students Lesson 6 - Dividing Fractions Free Sample - Try Before You Buy Year 6 Students: Lesson 1 - Introduction to Fractions For Students Needing Support - Full Lesson Year 6 Fractions Lessons Teaching Pack for Support Students - 6 Lessons - Only £3 Every lesson includes a PowerPoint to revise the topic and a lesson plan. Why Students Will Love This Lesson Students will enjoy learning to divide fractions through the engaging “Keep, Change, Flip” method. This practical approach makes complex concepts manageable, allowing them to see real-life applications in sharing and measuring, which makes math relatable and fun. Benefits to Teachers This lesson equips teachers with a structured approach to dividing fractions, enhancing classroom engagement. The included PowerPoint and lesson plan streamline preparation, while assessment tools help in evaluating student understanding effectively. Objective Students will be able to divide fractions using the “Keep, Change, Flip” method and apply it to real-life scenarios. Assessment Students will complete a quiz consisting of 10 questions to assess their ability to divide fractions and apply the “Keep, Change, Flip” method. Key Points Understanding Division of Fractions: Division is the inverse of multiplication; to divide fractions, multiply by the reciprocal. "Keep, Change, Flip" Method: Keep the first fraction, change the division sign to multiplication, flip the second fraction. Handling Whole Numbers: Treat whole numbers as fractions with a denominator of 1. Dividing Mixed Numbers: Convert mixed numbers to improper fractions before dividing. Homework Assign students to create a real-life scenario where they might need to divide fractions and solve a related problem, explaining their steps. Hashtags #Year6Fractions #DividingFractions #MathEducation #RealWorldMath #FractionLearning
Extended KS1 4-Lesson Series: The Invisible String - Hands on and Deeper Thinking Lessons
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Extended KS1 4-Lesson Series: The Invisible String - Hands on and Deeper Thinking Lessons

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Try Before You Buy! FREE! The Invisible String: Discovering Our Heart Connections - Lesson 1 of 4 lessons Link to Resource Extended KS1 4-Lesson Series: The Invisible String Dive into the profound world of connections with our Extended 4-Lesson Series: The Invisible String. This series is designed to help Year 2 students explore the concept of invisible strings that link them to their loved ones, fostering emotional intelligence and social skills. Each lesson is carefully crafted to promote engagement, creativity, and deeper thinking. Lesson 1: Introducing Our Invisible Strings Learning Objectives: Define what an invisible string means Identify who we’re connected to Express feelings about connections Activities (60 mins): Circle Time (10 mins): Read “The Invisible String” book and discuss connections. String Heart Activity (20 mins): Create yarn hearts to represent important people. Connection Web Game (15 mins): Build a visual web of relationships using yarn. Reflection Drawing (15 mins): Draw oneself and important connections. Lesson 2: Love Across Distance Learning Objectives: Understand love works despite separation Develop coping strategies Express feelings about missing people Activities (60 mins): Distance Discussion (10 mins): Share experiences of separation. Memory Bottle Craft (20 mins): Create a keepsake remembering loved ones. Comfort Corner Creation (15 mins): Design a comforting space in the classroom. Love Letter Writing (15 mins): Write letters to distant loved ones. Lesson 3: Building New Connections Learning Objectives: Create new friendship bonds Practice kindness actions Understand how connections grow Activities (60 mins): Friendship Recipe (15 mins): List ingredients for friendship. Kind Acts Factory (20 mins): Engage in acts of kindness. String Art Friends (15 mins): Create string art to symbolize friendships. Connection Dance (10 mins): Move with partners to express connection. Lesson 4: Celebrating Our Connections Learning Objectives: Share learning about connections Demonstrate understanding Celebrate relationships Activities (60 mins): String Gallery Walk (15 mins): Display and discuss string art. Connection Celebration (20 mins): Engage in games and share favorite activities. Memory Book Making (15 mins): Create a class memory book. Final Reflection (10 mins): Discuss new understandings and future connections. This series emphasizes hands-on skills and deeper thinking, ensuring that students not only learn about connections but also apply these concepts in their daily lives. Hashtags: #InvisibleString #EmotionalIntelligence #SocialSkills #TeachingResources #Year2Education #HandsOnLearning #CreativeActivities #ConnectionBuilding #SEL #Kindness
KS2 The Invisible String: 12 Presentation (6 Lessons) Connection & Empathy Series + Lesson Plans
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KS2 The Invisible String: 12 Presentation (6 Lessons) Connection & Empathy Series + Lesson Plans

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Here’s a Markdown format for your lesson plan that includes the specified elements: Try Before You Buy! - KS2 Invisible Strings - Lesson 1 - Understanding Our Special Connections: A Journey of Relationships Lesson Resource The Invisible String: Connection & Empathy Series Unit Overview Based on the concept that invisible strings of love connect people who care about each other, even when apart. Lesson 1: Understanding Our Connections Learning Objectives: Identify important relationships in our lives. Understand that love connects us even when separated. Express feelings about personal connections. Activities: Create personal connection maps String art with photos of loved ones Write connection stories What Students Will Like About This Lesson Students will enjoy the creativity involved in making connection maps and string art. They will find joy in expressing their feelings about personal connections, fostering empathy and understanding. Benefits for Teachers Teachers will benefit from a unique approach to teaching relationships and empathy. This lesson promotes a positive classroom atmosphere and encourages open discussions about feelings and connections. Assessment Opportunities: Personal reflection journals. Connection maps. Emotional understanding demonstrations. Relationship building skills. Community participation. Cross-Curricular Links: Literacy: Writing letters, stories. Art: String art, creative projects. PSHE: Relationships, emotions. ICT: Digital connections. Drama: Role-play activities. Resources Needed: Yarn/string. Art supplies. Journal materials. Digital devices. Story books about connections. Differentiation Strategies: Visual aids. Writing frames. Partner work. Extension activities. Support materials. Remember to: Keep activities age-appropriate. Be sensitive to different family situations. Celebrate diversity in relationships. Maintain positive focus. Include all students regardless of circumstances. Hashtags #InvisibleStrings #Empathy #Connections #Relationships #TeachingResources #KS2 #Education #CreativeLearning This format provides a clear structure for your lesson while emphasizing the key points. You can adjust the content as needed to fit your specific teaching goals.