A clear timeline of British history. A perfect resource for understanding different hsitorical eras in relation to one another. It is one side of A4 so it is easy to print and hand out, and as a PDF it is easy to pop up on your school website if needed. We hope you enjoy using it!

A simple and colourful Egyptian Social Pyramid explaining each level and their roles. Perfect for your Egyptian topic or display board.

Henry VIII’s Wives colouring sheet, a great way to support your Tudor history topic! We really hope you enjoy using it and please remember to leave us a review! For more Tudor colouring sheets, follow this link! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12623277

These topic covers are a great way to introduce your next topic of the Tudors! Each cover includes boxes on ‘What do I know?’ and ‘What do I want to discover?’ for a mini pre-topic assessment. Get the children to colour in their chosen cover for a vibrant topic cover, with five designs to choose from! Please feel free to leave a review if you enjoyed these resources!

A fun and engaging way to help children learn about the Tudor Monarchs and Henry VIII’s Wives. These sheets would make great EMW, homework or even an extension task. Each Tudor Monarch is a side of A4 and the wives are on a page together.

4 mindfulness colouring sheets with quotes about caring for our environment. Perfect for Earth day on April 22nd, World Environment day on June 5th, or just general colouring!

A simple and easy to use worksheet to support children in learning compound words.

6 Different Christmas themed Mindfulness Colouring Sheets.

A super way of helping children practise their timestables with Halloween colour by number sheets. There are three sets of sheets, each with 5 different designs. 2x, 5x, 10x 3x, 4x, 6x 8x, 7x, 9x An additional blank version of the sheets is also included so that you can personalise these yourself.

Help promote women in STEM with these colouring fact sheets. Fun and educational, helping children learn about the amazing achievements of these woman scientists. Scientists: Rosalind Franklin Marie Curie Tiera Guinn Fletcher Jane Goodall Mae Jemison Elizabeth Blackwell

This lesson stems from the Literacy Shed Three Little Pigs video, looking at the alternative viewpoints of the classic tale. It begins by watching the video and then discussing the different points of view of the story with a debate and some hot seat role play. The children then go on to analyse a WAGOLL to create a checklist and finally create their own article. This lesson comes with supportive material and an optional extension task. The lesson is aimed at Upper KS2, however I have also delivered it to Lower KS2, with great success. The children really enjoyed the debate and created some very imaginative and impressive pieces of writing. If you enjoyed the lesson or found the resources helpful, click onto the downloads button and leave a review, thank you!

An assembly in honor and memory of Queen Elizabeth II. This assembly covers her major life events and achievements and also what happens next for the country. Click here for the FREE colour sheets page: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12733467

In honor of the late Queen Elizabeth II, celebrate her life with your class with these free colouring sheets. Click here for an assembly on her life and achievements: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12733492

A great one off history lesson all about Christmas! This is an easy and adaptable lesson (social distance friendly, if needed) all about researching different eras of history and their Christmas traditions. This lesson could also very easily feed into a poster making and analysis English lesson or just as a stand alone history lesson. You can download both the powerpoint and the pdf, making editing and printing easy. This resource is dyslexia friendly! Lesson: Children must act, present or create a poster about different periods Christmas traditions. Extension- Compare the traditions. Curriculum aims covered: ‘Understand historical concepts such as continuity and change, cause and consequence, similarity, difference and significance, and use them to make connections, draw contrasts, analyse trends, frame historically-valid questions and create their own structured accounts, including written narratives and analyses.’ ‘A study of an aspect or theme in British history that extends pupils’ chronological knowledge beyond 1066.’ (DfE, 2013)

This lesson helps make word classes clear and easy. The resource includes helpful links and examples, which can be used as part of the lesson or even handy lesson starters! It is dyslexia friendly and a powerpoint file so it can be easily edited if need be. If you like this, go and download the free word class poster which can be accessed in the link below! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/word-class-poster-12582970

Four simple sheets to help children practise their reading comprehension skills. All three sheets will help the children improve their ‘gathering information’ skills. Each text has 2 levels of difficulty and whilst they are aimed at Year 1, would be suitable for some Year R and 2 children also.

A free poster defining word class to help make clear and simple the different word classes. If you like this, go and download the lesson for some super links and helpful examples. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12582976

A fun back to school sheet to help you learn more about your new students and their aspirations!

Simple Jubilee colouring sheet. Featuring the queen, past and present, and her favourite dog: the Corgi!

A fun and interactive descriptive writing lessons aimed at lower KS2. The resource includes sheets, the PowerPoint and Lesson plan. Lesson begin by exploring what the children already know and then moves through to exploring a WAGOLL. Then children then have a go writing their own for a partner to guess. The lesson has 3 levels of challenge and extra supportive resources for students who may require them. Learning Objectives: • I can describe a character using simple writing techniques. • I can also edit my work to improve it and check it makes sense. • I can even use a thesaurus to add some super vocabulary to my work.