This comprehensive resource includes a dynamic PowerPoint presentation and an engaging worksheet focused on the Wright Brothers and their historic first flight. PowerPoint: The presentation features captivating visuals, key facts, and informative slides that take students through the journey of Orville and Wilbur Wright. It covers their challenges, innovations, and the significance of their first flight in 1903. Worksheet: Accompanying the PowerPoint, the worksheet reinforces learning with reading comprehension questions, vocabulary matching, a creative drawing activity, and a reflective writing prompt. Designed for students of all levels, it encourages critical thinking and creativity while exploring the impact of the Wright Brothers’ achievement on aviation history. Together, these resources provide an interactive and informative way for students to learn about one of the most important milestones in human transportation.

In this exciting unit, Year 3 students dive into the world of geology by exploring different types of rocks and their properties. Through hands-on investigations, students learn to identify and classify rocks, understanding how they’re formed and why they’re important in our everyday lives. From examining fossils to observing soil samples, this unit brings science to life, connecting the natural world to real-world applications and sparking curiosity about the earth beneath our feet. Perfect for budding scientists, this topic encourages observation, classification skills, and a deeper appreciation of nature’s incredible diversity!

Empower Year 2 students with resources to plan and create their own leaflets or fact files! These user-friendly materials include templates, brainstorming sheets, and guiding questions to help young writers organize their ideas effectively. Perfect for any topic, these resources encourage creativity and critical thinking as students explore how to present information clearly and engagingly. With a focus on structure and content, this toolkit makes leaflet writing and fact file creation a fun and educational experience

This is the first of a 4 week resource on Edward Tulane. The first week includes a differentiated lesson plan, easy to understand and follow. As well as resources and flip-charts (Active Inspire) which go with it. I have taught this to Year 4 class and it was the best ever book they read. Everyone remembers Edward Tulane only because of these lesson plans and resources and the way the book was read. You can find the rest here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/edward-tulane-week-2-4-lesson-plan-active-inspire-flip-chart-and-resources-13146148

PE Summer plan for Athletics - Get ready to run, jump, and throw your way to fitness with our exciting PE athletics plan! This program will help you develop fundamental movement skills, build strength and endurance, and learn essential track and field techniques.

I’ve put Magic Bed week 1 resources for free, Just putting week 2 resources along with some Math resources for a £1 just to encourage me to upload more resources to help out teachers during this energy bills crisis.

Support your Year 2 learners in developing a strong foundation in multiplication and division with this engaging resource aligned with the White Rose Maths framework. Perfect for building fluency and confidence, this resource covers key skills, including: Using arrays to visualize multiplication and division problems. Making equal groups for practical and hands-on problem-solving. Sharing equally to deepen understanding of division. Applying the 2 times table to real-world scenarios. Packed with differentiated activities, interactive tasks, and visual aids, this resource ensures every child can progress at their own pace. Ideal for classroom use or home learning, it’s the perfect tool for reinforcing key Year 2 maths objectives.

A comprehensive lesson and worksheet on Motte and Bailey castles, accompanied by a Keynote file designed for children to label the features of the castle. The Keynote file can be easily shared via AirDrop to students’ iPads for an interactive learning experience.

Year 2 White Rose Maths: Money This resource is designed for Year 2 following the White Rose Maths scheme. In the final week, children will explore money, focusing on finding change through practical and problem-solving activities. The week concludes with an assessment to review their understanding of money, alongside a pre-assessment to prepare for the upcoming unit on multiplication and division. Perfect for consolidating key skills and preparing for the next steps in their maths journey.

In the second week of learning about money, Year 2 pupils will deepen their understanding by focusing on comparing and ordering amounts of money. They will use practical activities to apply their knowledge of pounds and pence, reinforcing their ability to count efficiently in steps of 2, 5, and 10. Children will also solve real-world problems, such as calculating total costs and working out change. Adaptive teaching strategies and differentiated tasks will ensure all learners can engage with the content, whether working independently, with peers, or receiving targeted support. This week’s lessons aim to enhance fluency, reasoning, and problem-solving skills in a fun, interactive way. Week 3: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13183128

Looking for a flexible, engaging resource to teach Area and Perimeter? This fully editable PowerPoint presentation is designed to make learning these key mathematical concepts interactive, visual, and easy to understand for primary school students. Perfect for teachers who want to save time while delivering high-quality lessons! What’s Included? Clear Explanations: Simplified definitions and visual aids to explain the concepts of area and perimeter. Real-Life Contexts: Engaging examples to demonstrate practical applications, making learning meaningful and relevant. Interactive Tasks: Problem-solving slides and challenges to check for understanding and reinforce skills. Differentiation(Adaptive teaching) Ready: Activities catering to various ability levels, from introductory tasks to more complex challenges. Editable Slides: Customize the content to suit your class’s needs – change examples, add tasks, or tweak visuals to align with your teaching style. Why Choose This Resource? Time-Saving: A ready-to-use resource that minimizes planning time. Student-Focused: Designed with primary learners in mind to boost engagement and retention. Teacher-Friendly: Fully adaptable for different age groups and curriculum requirements. Ideal for classroom teaching, home learning, or as a revision tool. Whether you’re introducing area and perimeter for the first time or revisiting it as part of a review, this PowerPoint ensures students stay engaged and confident in mastering these essential skills. Download now and take the hassle out of planning your next maths lesson!

Explore the thrilling story of the Earl of Nithsdale’s bold escape from imprisonment, defying the odds and risking everything for his freedom.

Ignite a love of reading with this exciting Phonics Phase 3 resource! This comprehensive pack includes a variety of engaging worksheets and activities designed to reinforce key phonics skills. Perfect for independent work, small group activities, and homework. All powerpoints are editable.

This editable PowerPoint resource tells the thrilling story of John Gerard, a Jesuit priest who made a daring escape from the Tower of London in 1597. Imprisoned for his faith, Gerard endured torture but refused to betray his colleagues. Using orange juice as invisible ink, he communicated with allies and planned his escape. With their help, he climbed down a rope from the Tower walls and fled by boat. This resource brings history to life, showcasing Gerard’s courage and cunning in the face of adversity. Edit the text and images to tailor it to your specific needs and engage your students with this captivating tale of escape and resilience. The Daring Escape of Ranulf Flambard from the - Tower of London https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13152113

The only woman known to have escaped the Tower, she was imprisoned for her religious beliefs. She managed to flee disguised as a man.

This resource is designed to help practice Phase 2 phonics sounds and includes worksheets and workbooks to reinforce learning. It provides activities that focus on blending, segmenting, and recognizing initial sounds, helping children build a strong phonics foundation through engaging, hands-on practice. Includes: Flash cards Editable powerpoints Worksheets Handwriting formation Phonics sounds presentation Phonics worksheet booklet

This PowerPoint presentation is a comprehensive, visually engaging resource designed to teach the addition and subtraction column method. Perfect for classrooms, homeschool settings, or self-learning, this updated resource incorporates modern design elements and interactive content, making math both fun and easy to understand for students of all ages.

An introduction to Mexico showcases a country rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. Known for ancient civilizations like the Maya and Aztecs, Mexico is famous for its vibrant traditions, from Dia de los Muertos to mariachi music. Students can explore Mexico’s diverse landscapes, from tropical beaches to arid deserts, as well as its modern role in trade and global culture. This lesson highlights Mexico’s unique blend of indigenous and Spanish heritage that shapes its identity today.

An introduction to England highlights a country celebrated for its historical landmarks, literary heritage, and global influence. Known for iconic sites like the Tower of London, Stonehenge, and Buckingham Palace, England has a rich history that includes monarchies, scientific discoveries, and the birthplace of the English language. Students can explore England’s contributions to literature, from Shakespeare to modern authors, as well as its role in shaping democratic ideals. This lesson captures England’s blend of tradition and modernity, making it a central part of the United Kingdom and a major influence worldwide.

Perfect for international day. An introduction to China provides insight into one of the world’s oldest civilizations and most populous countries. With a rich history spanning thousands of years, China has contributed immensely to global culture, science, and philosophy. Students can explore key aspects such as China’s ancient dynasties, inventions like paper and the compass, and significant historical sites like the Great Wall and the Forbidden City. Modern China is a global economic powerhouse, and understanding its rapid development, cultural heritage, and diverse landscapes—from bustling cities to rural villages—offers students a comprehensive view of its role on the world stage today.