A PowerPoint presentation that explains when to use the ‘an’ and ‘a’ correctly. PowerPoint explains the rule to help students remember when they need to use each word. Suitable for KS2. The presentation works through examples of words and asks students to identify when to use each article correctly. Also included are four activities based on the lesson. This lesson is suitable for KS2 with three differentiated activities. Activity 1: Students are given ten sentences with blank spaces. They will then use the rule from the lesson to decide whether they use ‘a’ or ‘an’. Activity 2: Students are given images of various words. They will then write ‘an’ or ‘a’ before the words describing each image. Activity 3: Students will be given a range of sentences with ‘an’ or ‘a’ missing. These will be cuts out. Students will decide whether they insert 'an' or 'a'. Once this is done students can work independently or collaboratively to sort the sentences onto a Carroll diagram. THE PRINTABLE FILES ARE IN THE SECOND LAST FILE. THE PRESENTATION IS IN THE LAST FILE. ALL OTHER FILES ARE FOR PREVIEW ONLY.

A sample of a larger Shakespeare pack to celebrate 400 years since the death of William Shakespeare. Three sample activities included: Word search Timeline Find the words activity

An English pack that will help you teach your students all about the life and work of William Shakespeare. Mark 400 years since his death by teaching your students about him. Activity pack contains 15 different activities/worksheets based on each of the presentations. 15 Activities and 5 presentations for 5 daily lessons. Suitable for KS2 but cane easily be adapted. Lesson themes: Life of William Shakespeare Reading comprehension on Shakespeare's life Gathering ideas to describe a scene (Macbeth) Writing a description using adverbs and adjectives (Macbeth) Using clauses PRINTABLE ACTIVITIES ARE IN THE SECOND LAST FILE. FULL PRESENTATION IS THE LAST FILE. ALL OTHER FILES ARE FOR PREVIEW ONLY.