A useful resource for KS2 and KS3 to plan a narrative story. This includes a space for creating three characters (main character/ sidekick/ villain), planning the structure of your story and also an opportunity for planning each chapter. A second version includes a space for four characters (main character/ sidekick/ victim/ villain), planning structure of your story and also an opportunity for planning each chapter. These can be easily edited to suit your learners and lessons.

An overview of the MTP and includes 15 weeks of ideas for each area of learning. This includes: Introduction to school/ school rules. Learning all about me, my family, and others. Learning about people who help us (opportunities for visitors). Bonfire night safety week. Winter/ Christmas planning. You can edit this plan if you would like to include activities for Halloween. Fundamentals - I would normally refer to the planning from TheMeadTrust. ORT - Oxford Reading Tree, but this can be changed for your school’s phonic/ reading scheme.

This task booklet can be beneficial for your KS3 English Shakespeare lessons as they require your students to research information themselves. The tasks include: All about Shakespeare Shakespeare Phrases Interesting Facts Globe Theatre Shakespearean Insults Shakespeare Wordsearch Word meanings Elizabethan design Character Profile Translation (a scene from Shakespeare into modern day English) Create your own Sonnet

An easy fast finish task for any subject or topic. Get your pupils to create their own word search based on what they’re learning.

A word search perfect for fast finishers listing grammatical terms.

Perfect for KS1, KS2 and KS3 as a fast finisher task or part of your lesson.

An extra lesson about Fibonacci Numbers and for pupils to research who Fibonacci is and his numbers. There is an additional task/ lesson about drawing the Fibonacci Spiral, the pupils will need squared paper to draw on for this task.

An Encanto motivation display/ poster to add to your classroom management wall. Perfect for EYFS and KS1.

Perfect when having a class debate for KS2 and KS3, it can be adapted for higher Key Stages.