A GREAT BIG WRITE TO DO WITH YOUR CLASS! Stage 1: Read the story of ‘Little Red Riding Hood’. Stage 2: Ask the children to rewrite the story in their own words. The attached plan will guide them through the process. Some of the children might even want to change the story a little from the original. Stage 3: Ask the children to publish their work on the writing paper provided. Also attached is a completed LRRH storyboard. Fully editable.

Speech bubbles (large and small) to cut out and use in lessons. 5 pages. Fully editable.

4 sets of face masks to use for role play. Set 1: Wolf 1 colour version and 1 black and white to colour in. Set 2: Little Red Riding Hood 1 colour version and 1 black and white to colour in. Set 3: Grandma 1 colour version and 1 black and white to colour in. Set 4: Woodcutter 1 colour version and 1 black and white to colour in. 8 sheets in total.

4 storyboards attached. Fully differentiated and fully editable. Storyboard 1: All writing and pictures provided (answers). Storyboard 2: 4 pictures and all writing provided (lower ability). Storyboard 2: 4 pictures but no writing provided (middle ability). Storyboard 3: No pictures or writing provided (higher ability).

Delve into the world of Fairy tales - fully editable resources Resource 1: A 3-page booklet displaying 12 famous fairytale characters to write about and enjoy. They include: Cinderella & Prince Charming. Pinocchio & Jiminy Cricket. Belle & Beast. Snow White & Dwarf. Little Red Riding Hood & Wolf. Jack & Giant. Included in the booklet is a list of 3 activities for the children to complete: ACTIVITY 1: Cut out 2 pictures and match them together. Explain HOW and WHY the pictures are connected. ACTIVITY 2: Add speech bubbles for each character. What might they say? ACTIVITY 3: Draw an appropriate setting for each character (e.g. a forest for Little Red Riding or a palace for Cinderella). Then add your character in it. Each activity has an example to show the children what they need to do. . Resource 2: A 6-page booklet containing 6 fairytale settings to use as you wish (great for art work or sticking characters on). Fairytale setting 1: The Palace Fairytale setting 2: The Forest Fairytale setting 3: The Workshop Fairytale setting 4: Giant’s kitchen Fairytale setting 5: Cottage in the woods Fairytale setting 6: Castle

A 6-page booklet about the UK’s Top 10 most popular pets. Page 1: A chart (with pictures) displaying the UK’s top 10 most popular pets. Page 2: Questions about the chart. Page 3: Matching activity. Page 4: ‘Top Tips’ for taking care of a pet (to complete). Pages 5 and 6: Pet research project. Ideal for 6+ and fully editable.

Just edit the times and print off. Great for daily planning. Fully editable.

3 booklets (each 3-pages long). Booklet 1: x2 and x5 sums. Booklet 2: x3 and x4 sums. Booklet 3: x6 and x7 sums. Task: Draw each multiplication sum in the space provided then show the sum as repeated addition. Fully editable.

A 6-page booklet for your student’s to complete about their family. Contents of booklet: Page 1: Parents Page 2: Siblings Page 3: Grandparents Page 4: Uncles and Aunts Page 5: Cousins Page 6: Whole family Also attached is an A3 poster for your student’s to publish their work onto … great for display! Fully editable.

Year 5 Math Test 3. 7 pages. Total possible score: 45. Answer sheet not included.

Year 5 Maths Test 2. 11 pages. Total possible score: 38. Answer sheet not included.

Year 5 Maths Test 1. 11 pages. Total possible score: 60. Answer sheet not included.

11-slide PowerPoint A description of a Viking Trireme Pictures of Viking Triremes Crew Battles Fully editable.

Take your student’s on a journey back in time when the first ever steam trains were invented! The world was never the same after 1830! The slide show covers: The first ever locomotives. Richard Trevithick’s steam train. John Blenkinsop’s locomotive and John Hedley’s ‘Puffing Billy’. The Liverpool to Manchester railway. Railway mania. Journey times from London. Greenwich Mean Time. 11 slides. Fully editable.

Just add the names of your student’s and print off onto sticky labels or plain paper. I normally print about 20 of these at the beginning of the year and whenever the children need a new book, they just take a new label and stick it on themselves. Makes life just that little bit easier (anything to save time). Please check out my shop (over 2000 resources available).

A 3-page booklet to help children learn and practice the rules for adding er and est. Simple to follow and fully editable. Ideal for 7+