This lesson has been judged as outstanding. The lesson focuses on writing a setting for a given image. The lesson builds on pupils previous experience of understanding the features of a setting and moves to writing through modelling and editing. All components of the lesson are attached including a success criteria that can be stuck in children's books for self and peer assessment

This smartboard is a lesson based on Street Child. The smartboard has the basics of a lesson to describe the landlord in the book using chapter 2 as a basis. The lesson focuses on using powerful vocabulary and describe a character and using the text to find out about the character from action and speech to write their description.

This outstanding lesson plan is based around Street Child by Berlie Doherty. The lesson focuses on writing a persuasive piece of writing based upon an event in the text. Also has an SMSC link that is explicit

This is a resource of two sessions based on writing a setting linked to a mountain. The sessions have the smartboards and resources attached for the sessions. One is linked to an image and the other they have to create their own setting

This smartboard is linked to the Victorian topic Street Child . The lessons are linked to writing for upper key stage 2. The smartboard focuses on: planning and writing a narrative -planning and writing a non chronological report on a victorian workhouse Lessons are two weeks worth of writing and allow for the pupils to meet end of key stage 2 objectives in writing

This smartboard is based on the video Alma from the Literacy Shed. The lesson is focused on looking at the day from Alma's point of view and writing a diary.

This resources focuses on the use of prepositions within a sentence. The aim of this lesson plan is -to know what position words are -to identify prepositions in a text -to use prepositions to create a detailed description Lesson plan and differentiated included.

This resource is based around The Tiger Who Came to Tea. The two lessons focus on understanding the text through reading the story sequencing the story, using their own experiences to be familiar with the text, retelling the story and creating a story map. Lessons link to Pie Corbett and are seen to be outstanding. All the powerpoints have the complete lessons.

These smartboards are 3 lessons based on poetry. The aim of the lessons are to identify the features of poems, comparing poems, performing an exisiting poem. The poems are based on a range of themes Ideal for Year 4

This is a smartboard file and the lessons are in line with the year 6 writing descriptors for SATs This is a week’s worth of writing which focuses on exploring different descriptive language and the effect it has on the writing. Following on from this the pupils explore in depth one of the characters through the use of similes,metaphors and personification. They infer into what the character is like before writing a character description from the point of view of Jim. These lessons include a starter, main activity and plenary.

This resource uses the Tiger Who Came to Tea to write a character description. The focus is based upon writing a character description using adjectives and conjunctions. Differentiation is in the powerpoints and resources included. Seen as outstanding lessons

This smartboard includes 3 lessons based on writing a world war 2 radio broadcast to recruit men to the war. The lessons entail a planning lesson and two writing lessons. All of the lessons include a starter, success criteria linked to writing, modelling and a plenary. Highly informative and ensures the children are able to use their own ideas in writing. Ideal for upper KS2.

This smartboard is a lesson that focuses on Churchill's achievements linked to the Battle of Britain. The lesson focuses on using Churchill's famous speech and a video to find out about Churchill's life. The main activity is linked to the learning in the introduction

This smartboard is based on the Lion the witch and the wardrobe with a focus on identifying expanded noun phrases.

This smartboard focuses on the pupils using the video Alma from Literacy Shed as a basis. The pupils looked at how to use inverted commas correctly before writing a dialogue between Alma and a new character This smartboard allows the pupils to apply their skills of inverted commas.

This resource is aimed at KS2. A series of lessons that focuses on a range of geography skills linked to natural disasters. The content that is covered it the impact of natural disasters, understand the earth is made of many layers, identifying features of a volcano, use maps to locate position, use secondary resources to locate information , communicate geographical knowledge, understand how tremors are measured. Links to reading and speaking and listening also in planning.

This resource is a lesson plan with all resources for lower KS2. The aim is identify conductors of electricity through understanding the difference between the terms conductor and insulator, predicting which materials might be good conductors of electricity and drawing conclusions. Differentiated for children.

This lesson is based around the Demon Headmaster book. The aim of the lesson is to develop the children's prediction skills through identifying key information, making predictions by finding supporting clues in the text. Judged Outstanding by Ofsted

This is a series of lessons for 3 weeks linked to Literacy Shed - Alma. The lessons focus on looking at the character's feelings at different points, analysing the film, re telling the story, writing a setting, writing a character description for Alma and a new character, planning a sequel to the story and writing a story. These are complete lessons. Some lessons have been observed as Good. Lessons have aspects of video and visuals to support learning. Resources can be found individually also Please leave positive feedback

This smartboard includes 3 lessons on biography writing for Churchill. The lessons in a starter explore what a biography is before writing the actual biography. The smartboard has all three lessons including the starter, main activity and plenary. The key elements that are focused on in the writing are using conjunctions, relative clauses, passive voice and a range of punctuation.