This smartboard explores is a punishment always needed for every crime The lesson has a focus on History and explores the changes in crime and punishment over periods of time with a focus on Oliver Cromwell.

This resource includes the smart board and all the resources for the lessons. The lesson is differentiated and consolidates the children's learning from year 1. The learning is to support children working towards or at the expected level for year 2.

This lesson focuses on to appreciate the importance of different types of relationships. The children in this lesson identify different types of relationships, discuss the value of these relationships and the impact on them.

This lesson is based on nouns- common and proper nouns. This is lesson 2 of a series of lessons. Interactive lessons with resources included. This resource is in a smartboard format.

This lesson is part of a series of lessons. The main aim of this resource is to develop the children's explanation skills in identifying errors in the partitioning. This resource allows for discussion and structured talk. Differentiation is included Outstanding Lesson.

This lesson focuses on placing numbers onto a number line and explaining their ideas. Differentiated to meet the objectives of year 2 learning. All resources and smart board has the learning through discussion.

This resource is differentiated and linked to become familiar with a 100 square. The children need to add and subtract to become familiar with numbers.

This smartboard lesson focuses on understanding what an adverbial phrase is. The lesson looks at this grammar technique and then finding them in a text. The children will know the four ways an adverbial phrase can be used for time, place, manner, reason and use them.

This smartboard is focusing on the the use a variety of sentence lengths and structures, with a focus on adverbials. Smartboard resource

This smartboard is a revision of apostophes for contraction and possession. The children investigate how the apostrophe should be used

This smartboard accompanies the reading booklet and text from the twinkl website Year 6 reading assessments term 2 The smartboard picks apart the poem The Charge of the Light Brigade looking at key themes, focusing on vocabulary, retrieval and inference questions. Ideal for revision This resource does not include the booklets from the website

This smartboard is based on the first two chapters of the book. It is an entire lesson based on the reading skill of retrieval. Children focus on finding out about a character in the book. Please leave positive feedback

This smartboard is a lesson that focuses on understanding the value of decimal digits and ordering decimals. The lesson is based around SATS style questions and allows children to reason their ideas. This lesson has a starter, main activity and plenary. Ideal for SATS preparation

This smartboard looks at main and subordinate clauses and the correct use of the comma. A whole lesson that focuses on SATS style questions - ideal for revision.

This smartboard is based on the video Alma from the Literacy Shed. The lesson is focused on looking at the day from Alma's point of view and writing a diary.

This smartboard is based around identifying the value of each digit. The children will be looking , at the value of specific tens and ones in a given number. Starter, recap of learning, main lesson and plenary are within the smartboard

This lesson is focused on exploring the art work of Turner by understanding key information about the artist and expressing an opinion on his art work. Ideal for a lesson on art appreciation. Smartboard format

This smartboard format is focusing on challenging gender stereotypes. The children will understand that there are some fixed stereotypes but tasks can be conducted by males and females equally.

The focus of the lesson is to understand that bullying is wrong and to stop it. The main objectives are to: recognize the signs of bullying stop bullying children see it.

This resource is in PowerPoint format and allows children to explore Paul Klee's paintings and annotate one image. The children will be able to look at differences and similarities between his paintings and form an opinion.