<p>Summary of text</p> <p>When did Africans first come to Britain?</p> <p>Who are the well-dressed black children in Georgian paintings?</p> <p>Why did the American Civil War disrupt the Industrial Revolution?</p> <p>These and many other questions are answered in this essential introduction to 1800 years of the Black British history: from the Roman Africans who guarded Hadrian’s Wall right up to the present day.</p> <p>Writing outcomes:</p> <p>Week 1: Non-chronological report about Roman Black British History<br /> Week 2: Non-chronological report about Victorian Black British History<br /> Week 3: Persuasive letter (to the Prime Minister asking all soldiers to be allowed to attend the Victory Parade)<br /> Week 4: Non-chronological report about Victorian Black British History</p> <p>Writing outcomes cover selected time periods from the text.</p> <p>Included a very detailed planning document day by day (5 lessons a week for 4 weeks) - resources not included.</p>

<p>Highly Detailed 6 Week Unit - The impact of World War Two on London - Step by Step - easy to follow</p> <p>Component tasks</p> <p>Lesson 1 - We are learning the time and place of World War Two<br /> Lesson 2 - We are learning to explain the impact of evacuation during World War Two<br /> Lesson 3 - We are learning to understand how the British government and public managed shortages during World War Two<br /> Lesson 4 – We are learning to explain impact of the Blitz on London during World War Two</p> <p>Composite task</p> <p>Lessons 5 &amp; 6 – We are learning explain the impact of World War Two on daily life in London (non-chronological report)</p> <p>Some resources included (e.g. sources, links for videos) - PowerPoints are not - but not necessarily needed.</p>

<p>FANBOYS rainbow / co-ordinating conjunctions poster for KS2 - Perfect for your English Working Wall.</p>

<p>Looking for a heartfelt and inspiring leavers’ assembly song for your Year 6 students? “This is Us: Our Year 6 Journey” is a powerful, uplifting song that celebrates the memories, growth, and friendships formed during their primary school years. Based on This is Me from The Greatest Showman, this song offers personalized lyrics that reflect the unique experiences of Year 6 pupils as they prepare to move on to the next chapter of their education.</p> <p>With catchy, singable verses and a chorus that will leave both students and audience members moved, this song is perfect for creating an unforgettable farewell assembly.</p> <p>Features:</p> <p>Uplifting lyrics that reflect the Year 6 journey<br /> Emotional and memorable melody<br /> Suitable for performance in leavers’ assemblies<br /> Perfect for group singing, with room for personalization<br /> Make your Year 6 leavers’ assembly one to remember with this special song!</p>

<p>Looking for a simple and engaging song for your school’s Harvest Festival? “Thank You for the Harvest Day” is a joyful, easy-to-sing song based on the familiar nursery rhyme “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star.” Perfect for primary school students, this song celebrates the harvest season and the importance of farmers, crops, and nature’s gifts.</p> <p>Ideal for group performances at assemblies, this tune is designed to get younger students involved, helping them understand and appreciate the harvest in a fun and memorable way.</p>

<p>LONG MULTIPLICATION Poster, Educational Poster for Kids, Rainbow colors, Math Classroom Wall Decor Ideas, Digital Download</p> <p>D I G I T A L - D O W N L O A D</p> <p>These prints are digital downloads. It gives you option to simply download, print, frame or send your files to be printed professionally!</p> <p>You will receive 3 high resolution .PNG files in the sizes:</p> <p>-&gt; A3<br /> -&gt; A4<br /> -&gt; A5</p> <p>You will receive 1 .PDF file in the size:</p> <p>-&gt; A4</p>

<p>Fun for everyone with finding the 12 hidden items in this rainbow eye-spy worksheet!</p> <p>This resource is perfect for EYFS (Early Years) , Seasons topic themed activities in the classroom or even for homeschool.</p> <p>Alternatively it is a fabulous way to entertain the kids when out.</p> <p>This listing is in a PNG format - once you purchase, your file will be automatically sent to you.</p> <p>After you’ve downloaded the file, you may print as many as you would like! For non-commercial, personal use only.</p> <p>Note that the quality of the print will depend on the printer and paper used and unless specified they are designed to be printed onto A4 size paper.</p>

<p>Perfect to aid with teaching students to use a protractor, or for your Maths Working Wall.</p> <p>You will receive 2 high resolution .PNG files in the sizes:</p> <p>A4<br /> A3</p> <p>Enjoy!</p>

<p>Give your class an step-up by teaching them the keywords that help work out which Maths operation they need to use. Use these printables to create a unique Math working wall that can stay up all year long!</p> <p>2 posters on an A4 sheet. These can easily be resized.</p> <p>Included with this bundle:</p> <p>Addition keywords,<br /> Subtraction keywords,<br /> Multiplication keywords,<br /> Division keywords,<br /> Equals keywords,<br /> Greater than keywords,<br /> Less than keywords,</p>

<p>Colourful Roman Numeral poster, perfect for any classroom or home school setting.</p>

<p>This colourful “We are all equal” poster is perfect for your classroom.</p>

<p>An outstanding literacy adventure with our 1-week unit based on the captivating film Alma. This resource is designed to help Year 6 students master the art of creating suspense in their writing but also suitable for Year 5.</p> <p>Learning Outcome: By the end of the week, your students will craft their own short stories that build suspense, inspired by the intriguing elements of Alma.</p> <p>This unit includes engaging activities, modelled narratives, and tips to guide your students through the process of suspenseful storytelling. This unit aims to captivate and inspire your class. Enjoy watching your students’ creativity shine!</p>

<p>Dive into the world of Skellig with this engaging 3-week planning document! Designed for Year 6 (but also suitable for Year 5), this resource takes your students on a creative journey through key narrative elements of the book. Over three weeks, they’ll explore:</p> <p>Week 1: Crafting a vivid setting description.<br /> Week 2: Writing a compelling diary entry.<br /> Week 3: Creating an informative newspaper article.<br /> The document includes modelled sentences and activity ideas to support your teaching. Remember, this is a flexible guide to help structure your lessons, so feel free to adapt it to fit your students’ needs and interests. Enjoy exploring Skellig together!</p>