A simple Power Point presentation looking at families - Do all families look the same? What do you love about your family? Presentation also includes a link to a story.

A lesson about poetry and how autumn can inspire us to write. The powerpoint looks at 3 different types of poetry - acrostic, listing and shape.

A power point to teach about random acts of kindness day. Has simple examples of what is being kind. Power point also includes a story at the end ‘Have you filled your bucket today?’ a story to reinforce kindness. This presentation has been written using Inprint3 (widgit symbols) and also includes links to videos and songs.

A simple (symbol) widgit booklet for making christmas salt dough decorations. Booklet includes symbols and photos to give clear and simple step by step instructions. Perfect activity for Christmas time which makes a great gift for parents!

The Queens Hat story written by Steve Antony with added widgit symbols.

A Powerpoint presentation explaining how to use different types of conjunctions to extend sentences. The Powerpoint includes a chilli challenge to support differentiation within the lesson. I have also included the activity sheet (sentences to extend using learnt conjunctions).

A powerpoint presentation introducing the sights and sounds of Brighton. With a focus on the west pier, the powerpoint looks at the history of the building and sets a literacy task at the end.

Widgit symbol recipe for autumn leaf cookies including instructions and list of ingredients needed.

An activity work sheet (with added widgit symbols) to help pupils spell CVC words. Document includes symbols, words to cut and stick and a space for pupils to write the whole word.

Here is a very simple Power point about Valentines poetry. The power point goes through rhyming, acrostic and shape poetry. Also included are some simple templates for you to use (these have been created using widgit symbols)

An activity work sheet (with added widgit symbols) to help pupils spell HFW words. Document includes symbols, words to cut and stick and a space for pupils to write the whole word.