This is a smartboard that links to the SATs reading Paper You Can Do It. This resource does not include the SATs paper or the reading booklet. These smartboards are the teaching element of the SATs paper by looking at vocabulary and retrieval questions so the children are unable to unpick the text and understand the key points.

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

4 lessons based on SATs style questions from a reading comprehension fiction- Wonderful Things. The smartboard goes through questions linked to inference, retrieval, meaning of words and summary. Focus of teaching is through the text Ideal for year 6

3 lessons based on the film ‘The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind’. Writing focuses on writing a character description of the main character Included in this resources is : -smartboard -vocabulary from film -images

2 lessons based on retelling the story and then writing a diary entry from the Boy Who Harnessed the wind film

This resource is a reading lesson linked to chapter 5 of Street Child ( victorian topic). The lesson focus is to understand the writer’s choice f vocabulary using inference skills

This smartboard has a week worth of lessons based on writing a historical setting. The lessons focus on looking at what Street Child is about and dissecting what life was like for the poor based on the first few chapters of the book This resource only features the smartboard

This resource focuses on using sensory language to describe a setting using the five senses. A use of visual and audio resource supports this lesson. Original ideas used allowing this lesson to be outstanding.

This smartboard is based around Julius Caesar and comparing the character to that of Brutus Resources included- ideal for year 5 or 6

This smartboard is 4 lessons based on: planning a retelling summarising the story writing a retelling Grammar focus using dialogue The lessons are based around Julius Caesar and the link for the video is included