This lesson includes a PowerPoint and differentiated worksheets. Students will conduct an investigation to learn more about why animals and plants develop adaptive traits. This lesson was designed for Years Five and Six (KS2).

A great collective worship on the topic of friendship. Music needed from YouTube: ‘You’ve Got A Friend In Me’ (Toy Story).

Powerpoint to support students to write a narrative poem of their own, based on Ian Bland’s poem, ‘Go To The Head’. Suitable for students in Year 4 and above.

These worksheets are designed to help students to use apostrophes for omission.

This resource will help students to write a poem about their favourite pets, featuring 4 line stanzas (ABCB rhyme scheme).

Lesson Notes: This could be broken into 2 lessons (research… then present) Students will need access to the internet, either through iPads or the Computing room. You should also print the ‘research’ worksheet. **Overview: ** This lesson, groups of students will choose to research one of a list of suggested products, to discover how it was created by accident, as a ‘good’ mistake. They will then select a creative way to teach their peers this information. My Year 4 pupils loved this lesson - they stayed on task the whole time and the presentations (mostly commercials) were so good that we filmed them! I’ve included a filpchart and a research worksheet for the students to use.

A worksheet requiring students to add relative clauses into simple sentences. Begins with instructions and examples.

10 minute video lesson designed for remote learning - suitable for Key Stage 1 or 2 (with suggested challenges for Key Stage 2 at the end of the video). Students will be taught what sculptures are and instructed on making a tree sculpture from found objects.

Very useful place value chart for Year 6 students. I use this when teaching them to multiply or divide by 10, 100 or 1000 and also when discussing the relationship between decimals and fractions (tenths and hundredths).

7 minute video designed for home learning. Teaches students about the history of the artform of silhouettes and then instructs them in how to complete a modern art project to create their own, using a biro and the lyrics of their favourite song.

This is a place value chart for students meeting the Expected Standard in Year 3. There is a grayscale version and a colour version, ready to be printed and laminated.

This place value chart also contains a Ten Thousands column, although students only technically need to know up to the One Thousands. The extra column is useful when teaching 4 digit addition, for HA learners. I have included a colour version and a grayscale version, ready to be printed and laminated.

This chart (which can be laminated) is designed to be printed in greyscale, in order to save the school money.