This is a set 3 phonics powerpoint, introducing the ‘ire’ sound. The powerpoint slides give children an opportunity to sound out ‘ire’ words and write their own sentence using this sound. There is also an ‘ire’ sound worksheet included which has writing and sound buttons activities.

This is an introductory lesson for KS1 learners and shows children how to use some basic Spanish vocabulary. They can practice introducing themselves, saying hello, goodbye and asking for their names. There’s 1 worksheet for children to design their own Spanish passport and practice introducing themselves in Spanish. They can also use the flashcards and matching cards as a consolidation activity.

This is the second lesson for KS1 learners and shows children how to use some basic Spanish vocabulary for talking about their family. They can practice constructing a conversation in spanish about introducing their familiy. There are differentiated ‘speech bubble’ worksheets which can help children to build a conversation in Spanish. There’s also an accompanying wordsearch and flash cards to consolidate children’s vocabulary learning.

This is the second lesson for KS1 learners and shows children how to use some basic Spanish vocabulary for descriptions. They can practice describing themselves, asking questions about descriptions. There’s a colouring activity and worksheet for children to use their new description vocabulary. Children can also search for their words using a spanish wordsearch.

Here is a comprehensive powerpoint with 83 pages dedicated to Roald Dahl. Inside the powerpoint, you can find information about Roald Dahl's early life and how he became a successful author. Students can also choose to explore some of Roald Dahl's stories and find out more information about them. The powerpoint includes a 20 question quiz with an accompanying quiz worksheet. There are opportunities throughout the powerpoint to complete different activities e.g. Creating a Roald Dahl Fact File Writing instructions for a George's Marvellous Medicine Recipe Book Review on a Roald Dahl story Reflection sheet