NEW Boo Radley To Kill a Mockingbird Character Description Profile A4 Booklet Describe the Character. Book by Harper Lee. Attached is a 14 page printable AND EDITABLE booklet with the following pages: Page 1 - Front Cover / Title Page. Page 2 - Simple Character Description (aimed at lower ability pupils - delete as necessary). Page 3 - Simple Character Description Writing Frame (for lower ability) Page 4 - Character Monologue - Fill in the relevant boxes with character thoughts, quotes and personal feelings. Focus on the evidence from the text rather than your own opinions too much. Page 5 - Mind Map Page 6 - Character Wheel Page 7 - Annotations Page Page 8 - Character Analysis Page 9 - Historical, Political & Social References Page 10 - Character Exploration Page 11 - Themes (in the Novel) Page 12 - Character Description (extended) Page 13 - Character Notes Page 14 - Character Quotes These make fantastic booklets and really help the students explore characters in a deeper level as well as keep evidence of their work (or feel free to use the individual pages as necessary in a unit). Please check my other resources as I have similar templates for other characters. Thanks for looking! *Hashtags: character, role, genre, account, explanation, elucidation, illustration, representation, interpretation, chronicle, report, narration, narrative, story, recounting, rendition, relation, commentary, version, portrayal, character portrait, word picture, evocation, feelings, weaknesses, strengths, hopes, dreams, wishes, enemies, foes, writing, character map, story map, character detail, belief, judgment, thoughts, school of thought, thinking, way of thinking, mind, point of view, view, viewpoint, outlook, angle, slant, side, attitude, stance, perspective, position, standpoint, theory, tenet, conclusion, verdict, estimation, thesis, hypothesis, feeling, sentiment, impression, reflections, idea, notion, assumption, speculation, conception, conviction, contention, persuasion, creed, dogma, as I see it, in my view, to my mind, from my standpoint, personally, in my estimation, in my judgment, in my book, for my money.

Atticus Finch To Kill a Mockingbird Character Description Profile A4 Booklet Describe the Character. Book by Harper Lee. Attached is a 14 page printable AND EDITABLE booklet with the following pages: Page 1 - Front Cover / Title Page. Page 2 - Simple Character Description (aimed at lower ability pupils - delete as necessary). Page 3 - Simple Character Description Writing Frame (for lower ability) Page 4 - Character Monologue - Fill in the relevant boxes with character thoughts, quotes and personal feelings. Focus on the evidence from the text rather than your own opinions too much. Page 5 - Mind Map Page 6 - Character Wheel Page 7 - Annotations Page Page 8 - Character Analysis Page 9 - Historical, Political & Social References Page 10 - Character Exploration Page 11 - Themes (in the Novel) Page 12 - Character Description (extended) Page 13 - Character Notes Page 14 - Character Quotes These make fantastic booklets and really help the students explore characters in a deeper level as well as keep evidence of their work (or feel free to use the individual pages as necessary in a unit). Please check my other resources as I have similar templates for other characters. Thanks for looking! *Hashtags: character, role, genre, account, explanation, elucidation, illustration, representation, interpretation, chronicle, report, narration, narrative, story, recounting, rendition, relation, commentary, version, portrayal, character portrait, word picture, evocation, feelings, weaknesses, strengths, hopes, dreams, wishes, enemies, foes, writing, character map, story map, character detail, belief, judgment, thoughts, school of thought, thinking, way of thinking, mind, point of view, view, viewpoint, outlook, angle, slant, side, attitude, stance, perspective, position, standpoint, theory, tenet, conclusion, verdict, estimation, thesis, hypothesis, feeling, sentiment, impression, reflections, idea, notion, assumption, speculation, conception, conviction, contention, persuasion, creed, dogma, as I see it, in my view, to my mind, from my standpoint, personally, in my estimation, in my judgment, in my book, for my money.

Shakespeare’s Hamlet Book Character Description Profile Full Themes Booklet Describe the Character. Attached is a 14 page printable AND EDITABLE booklet with the following pages: Page 1 - Front Cover / Title Page. Page 2 - Simple Character Description (aimed at lower ability pupils - delete as necessary). Page 3 - Simple Character Description Writing Frame (for lower ability) Page 4 - Character Monologue - Fill in the relevant boxes with character thoughts, quotes and personal feelings. Focus on the evidence from the text rather than your own opinions too much. Page 5 - Mind Map Page 6 - Character Wheel Page 7 - Annotations Page Page 8 - Character Analysis Page 9 - Historical, Political & Social References Page 10 - Character Exploration Page 11 - Themes (in the Novel) Page 12 - Character Description (extended) Page 13 - Character Notes Page 14 - Character Quotes These make fantastic booklets and really help the students explore characters in a deeper level as well as keep evidence of their work (or feel free to use the individual pages as necessary in a unit). Please check my other resources as I have similar templates for other characters. Thanks for looking! *Hashtags: character, role, genre, account, explanation, elucidation, illustration, representation, interpretation, chronicle, report, narration, narrative, story, recounting, rendition, relation, commentary, version, portrayal, character portrait, word picture, evocation, feelings, weaknesses, strengths, hopes, dreams, wishes, enemies, foes, writing, character map, story map, character detail, belief, judgment, thoughts, school of thought, thinking, way of thinking, mind, point of view, view, viewpoint, outlook, angle, slant, side, attitude, stance, perspective, position, standpoint, theory, tenet, conclusion, verdict, estimation, thesis, hypothesis, feeling, sentiment, impression, reflections, idea, notion, assumption, speculation, conception, conviction, contention, persuasion, creed, dogma, as I see it, in my view, to my mind, from my standpoint, personally, in my estimation, in my judgment, in my book, for my money.

Danny Champion of the World - Describe the Character Description, Profile Template Editable A4 PDF! Roald Dahl The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

Charlie Bucket Roald Dahl Book, Describe the Character Description, Profile Template Editable A4 PDF The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

x4 NEW 2024 BUNDLE New Year DISPLAY Letter Lettering Set Whole Alphabet, Numbers Signs Instant Title! FOUR DIFFERENT DESIGNS INCLUDED! Beautiful and updated lettering set for your classroom display. To create your display title simply: Edit the document and delete the letters you do not need, Print the document in A4 colour, Laminate the letters and cut them out, Stick up on display. A really fantastic resource including brighter colours and more modern pictures than similar of a similar nature. Please check my other resources, I have hundreds of different lettering sets and can even create bespoke ones if you send me a message. Please rate my resources, Thanks, The Bearded Teacher.

Head Boy and Head Girl Student Council Application Form / Letter (much more appealing for children!) These made such a positive difference at our outstanding school. Students did not like the more formal letters of application and this template is a much better option that is enjoyed by all!

Child Friendly Student Council Application Form / Letter (much more appealing for children!) These made such a positive difference at our outstanding school. Students did not like the more formal letters of application and this template is a much better option that is enjoyed by all!

Mini Teachers - Lanyards / Stickers and Badges for Peer Support in Class. The editable powerpoint and PDF have: Mini Teacher Lanyards (please print and fold down the middle, then laminate them and punch a hole to make a lanyard or simply purchase the clear lanyard - the children love these as many actual teachers wear them too!) Circular stickers and badges - ideal if you have sticker paper. but also could be laminated and used as simple stickers. These have worked great at our school. The children who finish their work go over to the spare lanyards and then go round helping their peers. It’s a joy to watch. Why they are useful (also on Powerpoint): Appropriate for all primary aged children. Gives the children a desire to finish to a good standard. Gives the children ‘something else to do’ after they finish. Promotes ‘greater depth’ learning because if a child can explain a concept, it generally means they understand it at a higher level. Makes your life easier! (Fewer queues!) Rules I made for them (also on reverse of cards): Rules You can only be a mini teacher when you have finished your work. When helping another student you mustn’t give them the answer, only support them to get it. Remember to be positive and show a growth mindset when you help other people.

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Relaxing Study Music and Animated Slide Image - Lord of the Rings Shire Music for English and Art. You will find attached a Powerpoint with an image of the shire and some animated images that move softly whilst the students are working. The music is approx 10 hours long and it automatically plays (as do the animations) so you don’t have to click anything until you want to stop it. Great study music, adds a great atmosphere to the classroom without the annoying Youtube ads when you play music there! Thanks for looking!

Certainly! Here are 20 outdoor art lessons with explanations: 3 examples are:- Nature Sketching: Have students observe and sketch plants, trees, or animals in their natural environment, focusing on details and textures. Sunset Silhouettes: Encourage students to capture the beauty of a sunset by creating silhouette paintings of trees, buildings, or people against the colorful evening sky. Rock Painting: Collect smooth, flat rocks and have students paint them with colorful designs or inspirational messages. These can be placed in a garden or along a path.

20 Outdoor Forest School Activities for Primary School as follows. First three examples: Nature Scavenger Hunt: Create a list of items for students to find in the forest, such as leaves, acorns, feathers, or different types of rocks. They can explore and learn about the environment while searching for these items. Tree Identification: Teach students how to identify trees based on their leaves, bark, or other characteristics. This activity helps them connect with the natural world. Wildlife Tracking: Encourage children to look for animal tracks, nests, and signs of wildlife. They can learn about the local ecosystem and the animals that inhabit it. Enjoy the free resource!

Here are 50 Halloween ideas suitable for school: Costume parade: Have a costume parade where students can show off their Halloween outfits. Pumpkin decorating contest: Host a pumpkin decorating competition for students to showcase their creativity. Spooky storytelling: Invite a storyteller to share Halloween-themed tales with students. Classroom door decorating: Encourage teachers and students to decorate their classroom doors with a Halloween theme. Jack-o’-lantern carving: Organize a jack-o’-lantern carving competition. Costume swap: Set up a costume swap station for students to exchange costumes. Classroom crafts: Have students create Halloween-themed crafts like paper ghosts and bats. Haunted house: Create a not-so-scary haunted house within the school for a spooky experience. Ghost races: Organize a friendly ghost race on the school track or field. Monster mash dance: Host a Halloween dance with a “Monster Mash” theme. Halloween trivia: Hold a Halloween trivia contest with questions about spooky facts and legends. Pumpkin science: Incorporate pumpkin-themed science experiments or demonstrations. Candy corn counting: Use candy corn for math activities, like counting and sorting. Mummy wrap race: Challenge students to wrap a classmate in toilet paper to create a mummy in a timed race. Witches’ brew: Set up a station to make “witches’ brew” using colored beverages. Scavenger hunt: Create a Halloween-themed scavenger hunt with riddles and clues. Bobbing for apples: Have a classic bobbing for apples contest. Monster crafts: Let students create their own paper plate monsters with various craft supplies. Pumpkin bowling: Use small pumpkins as bowling balls for a fun game. Halloween math worksheets: Provide Halloween-themed math worksheets to make learning fun. Costume fashion show: Host a costume fashion show where students can strut their stuff. Halloween bingo: Play a game of Halloween-themed bingo with students. Day of the Dead activities: Teach students about Dia de los Muertos with crafts and lessons. Spider races: Organize a spider race using toy spiders and straws. Mystery box challenge: Have students reach into a box filled with Halloween-themed objects to guess what they are. Vampire teeth crafts: Create vampire teeth using craft materials and play pretend. Halloween cooking: Prepare Halloween-themed snacks or treats in class. Pumpkin math: Use pumpkins to teach math concepts like measurement and estimation. Spooky science experiments: Conduct Halloween-themed science experiments, like creating “slime.” Halloween-themed writing prompts: Encourage creative writing with spooky prompts. Bat origami: Teach students how to make origami bats. Halloween movie day: Screen age-appropriate Halloween movies in the classroom. Frankenstein’s monster art: Create Frankenstein-themed art projects. Candy corn relay: Organize a candy corn relay race in the schoolyard.

Halloween Forfeits! Trick or Treat? Simply print, cut and fold the forfeits and place them in a bowl, hat or pumpkin. Pass the bowl round to music, when it stops the student has to do the forfeit (or take the candy). Then the game continues.

Gangsta Granny (David Walliams) Describe the Story Character, Description, Profile Template Editable. The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

The Boy in the Dress (David Walliams) Describe the Story Character / Description, Profile Template. The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

Mr. Twit (Roald Dahl Twits) Describe the Story Character / Description, Profile Template Editable. The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

20 different Behaviour Strategies for your classroom management.