This is a (famous) American folk tale by A. E. Hunt which explores the aspirations of 3 trees and what they would like to become as mature trees. Essentially, they reach their ambitions by becoming a key object in the birth, life and death of Jesus finishing at Easter time.

This is a rainforest themed resource which involves the children in considering the hunting, cultivating, craft making and the building development of the village. The 3 lessons cover year 3/4 using and applying division at levels 2/4+.

This PowerPoint is created from original source material showing some of the challenges and happy memories of childhood from the 1950s. It has a main focus on KS1 history but it can support other curriculum area. This resource can be used as an introduction to exploring the 1950s from a child's viewpoint .

Linking precious items to showing respect for religious and cultural backgrounds came naturally from the Chinese New Year celebrations and those who seek a spiritual ideal in Buddism.

The science was themed on the original book about the baby owl but suggest lots of resource links to extend year 2 or support play provision for year1

Do your KS2 children (and KS1 children) forget these nine parts of speech? Can they use rhyming lines of poetry to aid their memory? A retired teacher gave me the outline of this poem and I updated it. Everything comes around again in education! Additionally, it's great for tutoring one to one!

This briefly tracks the pre-Christian festival dedicated to the goddess Cybele to the present day. How will your class discover the special qualities of their mums together? Here are a few tried ideas to consider.

Real life photographs of Colin following through from his first year of life in 1924 to serving in WW2 on board a battle ship then an air-craft carrier. He re-calls memories from his service. The last photographs show his attendance at the Remembrance Service in Ripon proudly wearing his service medals in 2016.<br /> <br /> This has been written for all Primary school children to give them original facts of living through war whilst avoiding images unsuitable for younger children. It links to real living memories told by one of the last remaining service men. It links into your history plans for Remembrance Day or for a school assembly.

NASA research and space exploration in Houston is an incredibly rich resource for children to learn about the history of space exploration. Discover moon landings through to how many modern inventions came about through supporting the life of astronaut's in space. This PowerPoint shows original photographs giving a brief visit to the centre. It will introduce children to any studies on space or enhance their creative writing.

One and two step (missing number) written puzzles which need inverse operations to solve them.

Would you like to celebrate the diversity of your class through this SEAL resource (which has other PSHCE links)? I have used this with year 1 and two assemblies for a wider and older audience.

Complex books simplified into lessons for year one and to stretch year two

This supports children to manage their feelings within their close family and friends circles. Children in wider social circles need the skills of changing unfairness and dealing with unkindness.

This is aimed at LAPs year 3 to assess their understanding and demonstrate their use of thisskill. I didn't find thisexact resource for my LAPs.

Themed on Myself with cultural and religious aspects from naming ceremonies, Harvest, Festivals of Light and Remembrance Day

Fun investigating and testing plants with literacy to extend and compliment the science - creative curriculum

Real life problems set from shopping for a menu which strengthens their skills through using diagrams and pictures to solve division problems. It can be used with groups using BIG pens and sheets to share skills.

Updated original resource has been improved to include 'modal verbs' to show the degree by which it is possible using might, shall, will, must or could. This resource reminds pupils of the essential grammar rules.