Noah Barleywater runs away scheme of work 6 weeks of work 5 lessons each

Hi Becky, the £7 you mentioned is a whole terms work that I spent my weekends on...being underpaid as teachers I'm sure you know how hard it is. Firstly, you can copy and paste each week onto slides, secondly each week is written for the children to stick into their book so you don't need to make them write an LO and they have their next task written which they can continue on whilst you are working with other children. I found this made children more focused and I didn't lose time interrupting lessons...i also was observed and my lesson received an outstanding, the resource was also commented on and the whole department shared it and found it useful, we used it for peer marking. A simple matter of copying and pasting it on a slide would help you refresh your memory on each week as the book is complex and the children found the activities often more interesting. Good luck Becky, teaching is hard enough and £7 for blood, sweat and tears is not nearly enough, having a colleague who left due to stress made me realise I needed to share my resources for a small amount on TES.

p.s the £7 you spent for a terms worth of work, I only got £3.50. My intellectual property and hard work- I struggled teaching the NBW book as the class found it boring so I made my lessons engaging and fun!!!