<p>A lesson pack for KS2 about using appropriate imperative verbs. The lesson could be adapted for KS1.</p> <p>The lesson uses a Joe wicks video as a hook which children will improve by adding imperative verbs.</p> <p>Included in the pack:</p> <p>PPT presentation<br /> Video (also embedded into the ppt)<br /> Differentiated worksheets<br /> Word banks<br /> WABOLL - for children to improve</p>

<p>A lesson pack looking at the story of Cleopatra.</p> <p>The lesson is broken down into 4 tasks:</p> <ol> <li>Recap Quiz - 5 quick questions to recap prior learning</li> <li>Vocabulary task - children match the words to their definition.</li> <li>About Cleopatra - Work through the ppt explaining the story. Children to create a story board of this - or put the events in the order (cut and stick)</li> <li>How is Cleopatra remembered - Look at the sources and discuss what kind of person Cleopatra was.</li> </ol> <p>Resources included<br /> -Worksheets</p> <ul> <li>Powerpoint</li> <li>Vocab for matching up activity (to cut out)</li> <li>story board - to use as an example or to reorder and cut/stick.</li> <li>handouts (sources)</li> </ul>

<p>Bright red numbers 1-12 with Multiplication answers. Perfect for a maths display/working wall.</p> <p>A4 size</p>

<p>BODMAS handout for explaining the order of solving mathematical operations.</p> <p>Can be used as a handout or as a poster for display</p>