<p>Wild Boy is a fantastic book for Upper Key Stage 2 and this powerpoint is all you need for your Whole Class Reading sessions. There are 216 slides covering all 37 chapters of the book.</p> <ul> <li>covers all the reading domains from the National Curriculum</li> <li>includes SAT style questions for each chapter to prepare children for SATs without the need for endless practice papers</li> <li>includes recap and revisit activities in line with good practice/long-term learning</li> <li>includes Tier 2 vocabulary for each chapter.</li> <li>links to UKS2 grammar and punctuation objectives to enable children to learn about features in context</li> </ul> <p>As current guidance suggests that whole class reading sessions ought to concentrate on reading and not recording, the majority of the activities/questions are for whole class discussion rather than worksheets.</p> <p>All you will need to do is download it, put it on your interactive whiteboard and let it take you through the novel.</p>

<p>50 slide powerpoint for the first 6 chapters of Wild Boy - a great novel for whole class reading in Year 5 or 6.<br /> Slides contain all the features of effective whole class reading lessons: recap, vocabulary, comprehension questions. I have also included a question / task for the whole class at the end of each lesson that is designed to look like the SATs style.<br /> I just have this on the interactive whiteboard and follow through it in my WCR lesson as it is all prepared and has everything I need. There are a couple of accompanying worksheets that I am happy to include although I tend to make my lessons reading focused and don’t ask the children to do much recording.<br /> I am intending to add the rest of the slides for the full novel and will share them on here if anybody is interested</p>

<p>A week-by-week breakdown of the Letters and Sounds curriculum that takes children from the start of Reception to the end of Phase 6. I have linked in the requirements from the 2014 National Curriculum for the phases covered in Year One and Year Two so that all the Common Exception Words and spelling rules are covered.<br /> I made this with the intention of a more smooth path through FS2 and KS1 for greater consistency between classes and more trackable progress.<br /> It includes:</p> <ul> <li>83 teaching week overview, with everything in one document for ease of planning and demonstration of progression in teaching.</li> <li>the blendable words for each week making weekly planning easier by reducing the need to search for words or consult multiple documents</li> <li>the blendable phrases, captions and sentences for each week making weekly planning easier by reducing the need to search for words or consult multiple documents</li> <li>space to type the date beside each week so that SLT / monitoring can easily track progression.</li> </ul>

<p>A full writing unit for Years 5 or 6 in which children are challenged and supported to write a formal letter of complaint to the Warden at Camp Green Lake from Stanley’s Mom.<br /> 7 lessons with success criteria and WAGOLLS to take the class from initial task setting to edit and improvement.</p>

<p>This is the powerpoint I used with my Yr6 class in the last week of term to squeeze one more piece of writing in but in a fun way. The children absolutely loved this mini project and the finished results were really impressive.<br /> This resource is a set of 21 slides with inspiration success criteria and WAGOLLS which could be used after watching The Grinch film.</p>