Dr What and The Victorians: A Class Assembly (30+ Parts) A Dr Who themed assembly designed for your class to perform in an assembly.

Easy to use questions for follow up sessions of guided reading based around the book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. There are 14 adaptable sessions based on the various parts of the story. All you need to do is read, cut and stick.

World Values Day - An Assembly, Presentation and Class Discussion Values are what make us who we are. They are the compass guiding everything we do – our choices and our actions. When we forget that compass, we take the wrong turn. It’s the same for our families, for our communities, for the world. - Why are values so important? - How do values change the world? - The Values Challenge - One Hour, One Value, One Change - How can I find my values?

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: A Class Assembly (30+ parts) Here is a complete rhyming assembly based around the story of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

**Unlock the Magic of Literature with Hugo Cabret: Immerse your students in the enchanting world of Hugo Cabret with our meticulously crafted literary analysis resource. Designed for educators, this guide offers a treasure trove of tools to explore the rich text, vibrant language, and intricate storytelling found in the description of Hugo Cabret. Ideal for classroom use, homeschooling, or individual study, this resource is perfect for students aged 10 and above. Features: Detailed Literary Features Analysis: Similes and Metaphors: Discover how comparisons like “Hugo Cabret is like a ghost gliding through the grand halls” and “Hugo’s life is a ticking clock” enhance the narrative. Hyperbole and Personification: Explore the exaggerated expressions and human-like qualities attributed to inanimate objects, adding depth and emotion to the text. Alliteration: Identify and appreciate the rhythmic quality of phrases such as “the click and clatter of clockwork.” Engaging Retrieval Questions: Ten well-crafted retrieval questions help students recall key details and deepen their understanding of the text. Thought-Provoking Inference Questions: Five inference questions encourage critical thinking and interpretation, pushing students to read between the lines and infer meaning beyond the explicit text. Comprehensive Answer Key: Detailed answers to all retrieval and inference questions ensure educators have accurate and insightful responses at their fingertips. Enhanced Learning Experience: Encourage students to delve into literary analysis with activities that highlight the use of similes, metaphors, hyperbole, personification, and alliteration. Foster a deeper appreciation for language and storytelling through targeted questions and guided discussions. Versatile Use: Perfect for classroom activities, homework assignments, literature circles, and exam preparation. Suitable for both individual and group study sessions. Why Choose Our Resource? Our Hugo Cabret Literary Analysis Resource is designed with both educators and students in mind. It provides a structured yet flexible framework for exploring the complexities of literature, ensuring that students not only understand the content but also appreciate the craft of writing. With our resource, you can inspire a love for reading and analysis, setting the stage for lifelong literary engagement. Get Started Today! Transform your literature lessons with our Hugo Cabret resource. Order now and bring the magical world of Hugo Cabret to life in your classroom! Note: This resource is a digital download, making it easy to access and distribute to your students. Available Formats: PDF, DOCX Empower your students to become keen literary analysts with our comprehensive Hugo Cabret Literary Analysis Resource. Order now and embark on a literary adventure!

Here you will find an assembly based on Walk to School Week but could be used at any time during the year. The presentation is fully editable.

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A great assembly to introduce World Food Day, or to to discuss the issues around food shortages around the world. One of the biggest issues related to climate change is food security. The world’s poorest - many of whom are farmers, fishers and pastorals - are being hit hardest by higher temperatures and an increasing frequency in weather-related disasters. At the same time, the global population is growing steadily and is expected to reach 9.6 billion by 2050. To meet such a heavy demand, agriculture and food systems will need to adapt to the adverse effects of climate change and become more resilient, productive and sustainable. This is the only way that we can ensure the wellbeing of ecosystems and rural populations and reduce emissions.

A great little Powerpoint to help you teach the use of Prepositions with a some built in activities.

Write a Manifesto - Election, Government, Politics Here you will find a simple activity that will enable the children in your class to write their own manifesto. Follow the writing guide to create your very own manifesto.

Here we have a fully editable assembly based around how chocolate is made - Harvesting - Fermenting - Drying - Roasting - Cracking and Winnowing - Grinding and Conching - Tempering - Moulding - Wrapping

Here is a complete CPD Presentation based around the theory of Flipped Learning Have you watched a YouTube video to learn a new skill and then fixed your car, sketched a portrait or baked a cake?  How many times did you pause and rewind different parts of the clip?  The biggest advantage of flipped learning is that 'You can pause and rewind your teacher.'   Flipped learning enables children to complete the knowledge and understanding aspects of a learning journey OUTSIDE of class time. They are then ready to apply, analyse and evaluate the concepts INSIDE the classroom.

Here is a fully editable presentation that is a great introduction to The Vikings The Vikings came from Norway, Sweden and Denmark which are North of England. Their land was not fertile. It was rocky. They found it hard to grow crops. They found that England was rich with plentiful lands and treasures. The climate was much warmer than where they came from, they preferred it and wanted to settle here.

Cut and Make a WW2 Gas Mask Activity

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Mortal Engines: Topic Overview This is a hand drawn topic overview designed for the book Mortal Engines. Although it is English based, it covers ALL areas of the curriculum for Key Stage 2. This would be very suitable for secondary school learners too.

Here you will find a holistic terms worth of work using the book Charlie and The Chocolate Factory. Planned around: Creative Development Creative Language and Literacy Knowledge and Understanding of the World Maths Physical Development Personal Social Emotional Development

Victorian Schools: A Class Assembly (30+ parts) Here you will find a Victorian Themed Assembly for your class to perform.

Clockwork Comprehension - Questions to be used, Guided Reading, Speaking and Listening 11 sessions - just questions from various chapters from the book.