This is a bundle of 2 lessons worth of transition work for year 6. It includes a 34 slide PowerPoint and covers the topics of homework and organising themselves for Secondary school. This resource has additional worksheets are resources. Included within the pack: Powerpoint for two lessons, 34 slides in length covering the topic of homework and organisation. It includes planner examples, timetables and all of the resources they need to bring to their secondary school. Planner example pages of good and bad planners and how to organise your workload. Blank after school timetable template for the children to use next year. Blank ‘What to take to secondary school’ template for the children to use next year (resource H). Resource sheet A - matching activity of the different formats of homework they will receive. Resource sheet B - Comparing the two planner examples activity using an example of a good and a bad planner. Resource C and D - Using a list of tasks given by ‘teachers’ (resource D) the children have to fill in their blank planner (resource C) with the information as if they were being set the homework at school. Resource E - elicit the children’s ideas on what they think they might need to bring to school. Resource F, G and H - the children will be using an example timetable of a school day (resource F) and an example after school timetable (resource G) to create a resources list for each school day using the ‘what I need every day’ sheet (resource H). I hope you all enjoy the resources. A huge amount of time has been spent making the Powerpoint, timetables and resources.

Here is a resource to use with year 6 pupils when thinking about transition to year 7. This lesson focusses on the subjects they might learn and timetables they might need to follow. It is a full lesson pack with a 30 slide PP and lesson worksheet included. This is 1 of 5 of a series of lessons I will be uploading this week. Included: A detailed overview of what they might cover in year 7 based on the KS3 curriculum. Each subject has an overview of what they might learn. A worksheet for the children to complete about the subjects they will cover. An example of a one week secondary school timetable and a quiz for the children to complete based on the timetable - e.g. where is this subject taught? Do you have the same teacher for English every lesson? etc An example of a two week secondary school timetable and quiz for the children to complete based on the timetable - e.g. why might you need a two week timetable? How many times over the two weeks do you have chemistry? Both timetables are included within the PowerPoint and can be easily printed off for the children.

Want simple, clean and bright looking displays? Look no further! I have collated this bumper display pack for all of your displays to give them a modern twist. Titles are all included in both black and white flags and rainbow pastel colours. The sizing is two letters per page. Subject titles included: English Literacy Maths Math Numeracy Science RS RE Computing History Geography Art DT PSHE Growth Mindset Reading Reading Corner French Spanish A-Z OF LETTERS Bonus lettering saying ’ class of kindness’. 3 versions available. All Pastel Rainbow All black and white flags Mixed Bonus lettering saying ‘Our Wonderful Writing’ All Pastel Rainbow

Here is a resource to use with year 6 pupils when thinking about transition to year 7. This lesson focusses on the making friends, getting lost and taking part in clubs. It is a full lesson pack with a 24 slide PP and lesson worksheets included. This is 4 and 5 of 5 of a series of lessons. Included: Information on different clubs and how they might be beneficial. Information on making friends. Information on finding your way around schools. Links to BBC transition resources. Worksheets on making friends in secondary school (3 in total).

This project is a fun project for children to learn all about Victorian architecture. The powerpoint takes you through the revolution of Victorian housing and some of the architecture from the era. There is also a seperate resource sheet for the children to use.

This task is for assessing where the children are at in their fiction writing. There are two pictures to use as a stimulus and clear guidance on the task. It is suited to both Year 5 and Year 6.

A training powerpoint used for a 10-15 minute CPD session. I used this for both TAs and teachers. In detail explanations of the different principles all in one place. Examples of how they are implemented in the classroom. Available as a PDF and an editable PPT.

Looking for some last minute time fillers? Here is a quiz which your class are sure to enjoy! This quiz contains: A sports round A geography round A movie round A music round An animals round

Looking for some last minute time fillers? Here is a quiz which your class are sure to enjoy! This quiz contains: Food and drink quiz Disney quiz Logo quiz Literature quiz

This is a two week writing resource focusing on description. It uses parts from chapters 1 -4 of War Horse. It is for the children to write about leaving the pen after being sold to arriving at the stables. This goes through a writing process in the following format: Analysing Joey’s feelings in the first chapter Key vocabulary searching Reading and analysing example texts and high quality descriptive writing from other novels Planning the writing Drafting the first paragraph (Joey leaving the pen after being sold) with modelled writing Drafting the second paragraph (The journey to the stables) with modelled writing Drafting the third paragraph (Arriving at the stables) with modelled writing Big writing the final piece Each lesson also has a grammar focus beginning with identifying main clauses and subordinate clauses and then moving onto relative clauses in the second week. The PowerPoint has guidance on this but I have used resources from elsewhere for the activities the children need to complete (only for the grammar). Resources included in this pack: A comprehensive PowerPoint for all of the sessions including examples (48 slides) Resource pack 1 contains: success criteria, key vocabulary in 2 sizes, feelings matching resource for lesson 1, PEE paragraph templates for lesson 1, Chapter 2 and 3 summary notes crib sheets, key vocabulary and definition matching activity for lesson 2, 3 x differentiated planning sheets, sentence starters, modelled text for the first paragraph ‘Roll on the wall’ horse template extracts from high quality texts - differentiated 3 ways matching activity for emotions Resource pack 2 contains: success criteria, writing frames for each paragraph, key vocabulary, sentence starters for all three paragraphs.

A whole year’s worth of spellings in an editable word document format. 31 weeks of spelling words. 15 words each week and 2 weeks of 20 words leading up to SATs. Includes: Year 5 and 6 statutory words Year 5 and 6 spelling patterns Year 3 and 4 statutory words Preparing for year 7 words The format is look, cover, write, check and works well with the read, write inc spelling scheme.

This resource contains all of the unit outcomes for white rose/power maths resources. It also contains a full list of vocabulary for each unit along with a series of stem sentences to help the children with their speaking skills. It is available in both PDF and word form. The PDF uses the Twinkl looped font.

This resource contains excerpts from different texts of descriptive writing. This resource is useful for providing high quality texts for the children to read and also has many examples of ‘show, don’t tell’. The resource has 3 different challenges of text: Challenge A Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s stone excerpt. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe excerpt. Challenge B Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s stone excerpt. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe excerpt. Description of a picture (picture included) Challenge C Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s stone excerpt. Description of a picture Excerpt from The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman Excerpt from Over Sea, Under Stone by Susan Cooper

I have taken all of the example assessments from the new maths guidance for Year 6 and made them into end of unit assessments. There are 12 units in total all linking to the skills from the original document.

This is a summer reading challenge that is suitable for 9-10 year olds. They can work through it over the summer and return it to school when they come back in September. It is a great way to encourage reading and introduce children to new authors. This would be a great transition resource for children moving from year 4 into year 5. It is also a great home learning resource. The idea is the children colour in the smiley face once they have read the book. I hope you enjoy!

This is a summer reading challenge that is suitable for 8-9 year olds. They can work through it over the summer and return it to school when they come back in September. It is a great way to encourage reading and introduce children to new authors. This would be a great transition resource for children moving from year 3 into year 4. It is also a great home learning resource. The idea is the children colour in the smiley face once they have read the book. I hope you enjoy!

This is a summer reading challenge that is suitable for 10-11 year olds. They can work through it over the summer and return it to school when they come back in September. It is a great way to encourage reading and introduce children to new authors. This would be a great transition resource for children moving from year 5 into year 6. It is also a great home learning resource. The idea is the children colour in the smiley face once they have read the book. I hope you enjoy!

This is a summer reading challenge that is suitable for 7-8 year olds. They can work through it over the summer and return it to school when they come back in September. It is a great way to encourage reading and introduce children to new authors. This would be a great transition resource for children moving from year 2 into year 3. It is also a great home learning resource. The idea is the children colour in the smiley face once they have read the book. I hope you enjoy!

This is a summer reading challenge that is suitable for 9-10 year olds. They can work through it over the summer and return it to school when they come back in September. It is a great way to encourage reading and introduce children to new authors. This would be a great transition resource for children moving from year 4 into year 5. It is also a great home learning resource. The idea is the children colour in the smiley face once they have read the book. I hope you enjoy!

A leavers booklet for them to keep forever! I am going to make mine into special booklets for them. It is essentially a time capsule of their time at primary school and what their lives are like now. Suitable for year sixes transitioning to secondary school - 2020 edition! Pages included: All about me All about me time capsule page (favourite song, food, book, film etc) All about my family My Primary school years - teachers they have had in primary school, memorable moments My Primary school years - blank pages to fill up with photos All about my year in Year 6 - 3 memories My friends - portrait activity Things I will miss about primary school All about my secondary school What can I do now that I couldn’t do at the start of primary school What are you thankful for? Teachers edition What are you thnkful for? Parents edition Acrostic poem activity: Primary School Acrostic poem activity: My School Autograph pages My lockdown experience diary entry page Drawings of my lockdown experience Wishes for the future page When I grow up I want to be… PDF and editable word version available.