Here’s a two-week lesson plan outline for teaching a fact file and setting description. It’s divided into four days per week, with a focus on research, descriptive language, structure, and peer review to develop both skills. I’ve also took Year 2 children on a trip to the Tower Of London to fit in with this theme. I’d reccomend booking 3-4 weeks in advance: https://www.hrp.org.uk/tower-of-london/schools/plan-a-school-visit/#gs.i22syz

I’ve just added images so you can see what’s in the editable powerpoint. This Meet the Teacher presentation is designed to introduce students and families to the classroom, share key information about the school year, and build a strong foundation for collaboration. You’ll get to know more about your teacher’s background, teaching style, and goals for the class, as well as the curriculum, class expectations, and ways to stay involved. This session is an opportunity to ask questions, learn about upcoming events, and see how we can work together to support each student’s growth and success. Welcome to a new and exciting school year!

This PowerPoint presentation celebrates World Poetry Day, a global event dedicated to honoring the art of poetry and its impact across cultures. In this presentation, we’ll explore the history and significance of World Poetry Day, discuss the ways poetry inspires and connects people, and highlight key figures and forms in poetry. Through this celebration, we aim to inspire appreciation for the beauty and power of poetic expression, encouraging everyone to find and share their voice through verse.

This PowerPoint presentation is dedicated to the National Handwriting Assembly, highlighting the significance of handwriting in today’s world. It covers key insights into the benefits of handwriting, the goals of the assembly and the ways it fosters appreciation for this valuable skill. Included within the presentation are certificates to recognize the efforts and achievements of those committed to preserving the art and utility of handwriting. This assembly is not just about celebrating handwriting but also about inspiring a new generation to value the written word.

This 29-slide assembly is packed with information about St. Patrick’s Day, making it adaptable for teachers and students of all ages! Covering the history, traditions, and symbols of this Irish celebration, you’ll find plenty of content to create a fun and engaging learning experience. Pick and choose the slides that best suit your needs and time constraints. Enjoy the flexibility of a comprehensive resource that allows you to customize your St. Patrick’s Day assembly with ease!

This is another unit i have taught for year 2. slightly different outcomes, the first weeks outcomes are predicting and ordering the story in chronological order. They are 4 day lessons. Get Week 1 and 2 here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13149490

I’ve taught this book 4 years in a row! the best book I taught in Year 4 ever! Unlock the full potential of Edward Tulane with this comprehensive 4-week resource pack! Weeks 2 to 4 include differentiated lesson plans designed to be clear, easy to implement, and fully equipped with resources and flipcharts that bring the story to life. After using this in my Year 4 class, Edward Tulane became their favorite book—an unforgettable experience thanks to these dynamic lesson plans and engaging materials. Make Edward Tulane a lasting memory for your students, too!

Our premium Oliver Twist unit for weeks 2-6 is packed with comprehensive, ready-to-use PowerPoint presentations and targeted learning objectives. What’s Included Weekly PowerPoints: Each week’s slides cover key chapters, discussion points, and background context, alongside visuals, historical references, and prompts that guide in-depth discussions. Daily Learning Objectives: Each lesson is designed with clear objectives and outcomes, from understanding themes like poverty and resilience to analyzing Dickens’ use of symbolism and character development. In-Depth Activities and Assignments: Worksheets (if necessary), reading guides, and projects are tailored for each week, helping students connect personally with the text and examine the implications of Dickens’ critique on social justice. Week1: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13146001

Dive into the world of Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist with our comprehensive, freely available unit! Designed for primary school children, this unit unpacks Dickens’ classic tale of resilience and survival amid the hardships of Victorian England. With resources covering historical context, engaging character studies, and thematic analysis, students will explore issues of poverty, justice, and morality. This free unit plan includes ready-to-use lessons, interactive activities, and thought-provoking discussions, making it accessible for all educators to bring the power of Dickens’ storytelling into the classroom. Rest of the unit is here Week 2: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/oliver-twist-ks2-writing-unit-week-2-6-13146016

Includes lesson plans, differentiated worksheet. This resource provides engaging activities and discussion points for Weeks 2 and 3 of The Journey Home by Frann Preston-Gannon. This beautifully illustrated book follows the journey of a polar bear who meets other endangered animals along the way, creating opportunities for students to explore themes of environmental conservation and empathy. These weekly guides include comprehension questions, creative projects, and activities designed to deepen understanding of the story and its message, while encouraging reflection on our impact on the natural world. Week 1(Free) : https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13145680

This is a three-week planning sequence. This text explores issues of conservation and starts to explore whether we can escape the issues that endangered animals face on a day-to-day basis. Children create fact files on endangered animals as well as writing short persuasive pieces on why we need to save a particular endangered animal. Children will be able to identify how a sentence is formed by its grammatical structure as a question, a command, a statement or an exclamation. Children will be encouraged to edit work, being aware of tense and word choice. Word classes (nouns/verbs/adjectives) will be referred to throughout. Week 2 and 3: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13145691

This resource is a starter kit for teachers preparing students for a spelling bee competition. It includes word lists organized by Upper KS2 and Lower KS2 Teachers will also find helpful tips on running practice sessions, building students’ confidence, and fostering a fun, competitive environment. With this resource, teachers can guide students effectively and make spelling practice engaging and accessible for all skill levels. I’ve included certificates as well!

Just a free resource on pumpkins.

For those who finish early and need extension.

A new PowerPoint on Synonyms and Antonyms is now available! This engaging resource covers the basics of synonyms (words with similar meanings) and antonyms (words with opposite meanings) with examples, visuals, and interactive activities. Perfect for building vocabulary and enhancing language skills!

Outcome: Write a sequel for Goldilocks and the Three Bears In this reimagined tale of “Goldilocks and the Three Bears,” we find Goldilocks, a curious young girl who stumbles upon a cozy cottage in the woods. She enters, trying the bears’ porridge, chairs, and beds, just as in the classic story. However, when the bears return home, they discover not just Goldilocks, but a messy scene with clues left behind—an overturned chair, an empty bowl, and a half-read book.