A handy ‘Days of the Week’ resource/ worksheet for KS1 children or students who are new to the English language. Opportunities to read, write and answer questions about the days of the week.

This lesson is ideal for KS2 and ensuring children can identify different text types and the features they include. Could be used in a revision lesson and the resource could form part of a SPAG/ English display! Recount Narrative Instructions Persuasion Explanation Information Discussion

This KS2 resource/ worksheet is an ideal introduction/ revision tool to Quantifiers as Derterminers. Includes a few different activities and challenges.

A lesson ideal for Year 5 or 6. The plan mixes skill modelling, skills work and a group activity which allows the children to create their own game within a framework. Ideal for netball, basketball or a general games lesson.

This spelling worksheet explains the rule and includes a range of activities for children to secure the rule. Ideal for lower KS2.

This worksheet includes the alphabet with capital and lower case letters. Colouring and ordering activities are included. Ideal for introducing alphabetical order.

Ideal for Year 3/4 but could easily be adapted across the Curriculum!

I have created this worksheet for a KS2 SPAG lesson introducing Demonstrative Derterminers. Guranteed question on the SPAG paper so quite a handy revision tool or as part of a lesson. It could work across KS2.

Three linked lessons which are cross curricular and all about environmental challenges. The lessons include note taking, research, summary writing and a presentation. Ideal for upper KS2, something the children will and enjoy and really get their teeth into!

KS2 Self-Portrait lesson plan and example I have drawn.

This KS2 resource is ideal for teaching/ revising possessive determiners. It contains 3 different challenges and would be handy as part of a lesson or RAP task.

I created this lesson for an interview observation with a Year 5 class. It could very easily be adapted but would work best in KS2. It includes a drama and description activity which allows the children the consider key characters from the story. It went very well and is a great lesson to draw discussion from the children!

This lesson is aimed at KS2 but could be easily adapted to work with lower KS3 children. I have included a lesson plan, PPT and information sheet. The photographs used are my own from a visit to the reef. It’s perfect for developing argument/ persuasion skills and would work as a cross-curricular lesson really well.

This lesson plan could work across KS2 with some adaptations. The lesson integrates drama and writing to boost the children's ideas and is clearly differentiated. The letter is written from Williams perspective and allows the children to be creative and express their ideas and understanding of the story.

Ideal for Year 3 or 4! I have created a table which challenges children to answer questions linked to multiplication, division, halving and a mix. All the questions link to the Number 2. For example 8 x 2 = 1 of 30 = 32÷2= 2 The table also includes a Challenge column which has some questions and areas for the children to create their own questions. Could be used as RAP activity, within a lesson or as homework!! A very useful activity, which could even be timed.

This lesson could work across KS2 with some adaptions. The lesson is designed to help children organise and classify data. Clear differentiation, the use of a TA would be helpful I had a lot going on during this lesson.

An ideal introduction/ revision to proper nouns. Ideally suited to Years 3/ 4. Includes a challenge activity.

A lesson ideal for Year 4 although could work easily across KS2. Clearly differentiated and a very practical maths lesson which the children will enjoy.!