Identify right angles, recognise that two right angles make a half-turn, three make three quarter turn and four a whole turn;

Stories from other cultures weekly lesson plan and resources. I tried to find this book on the IWB and couldn't so I hope this helps.

Here is a smart notebook to explain the concept of greater than and less than to children. The greedy croc eats the biggest pile of food first, this is then changed to the biggest number.\n\nWorksheets provided. chn to glue on the correct croc.

Reading capacity using different scales interactive whiteboard and work sheets. I made the different measurements using smart notebook. I put a picture of the jug in smart notebook and set the inside of the jug to transparent. Then I put a blue background behind the jug and pre-screened the image into a word document.

Teach year 3 students how to convert am and pm time to 24 hour.

Minibeasts Science Topic

Games designed to secure childrens' understanding of odd and even numbers.

Around the World in 80 Days\n6 weeks of planning\n2 weeks in America\n2 weeks in Egypt\n2 weeks in France\nBarnaby Bear

Weekly planning on stories from other cultures and a few resources. \n\nIncludes Zahra and The Catch.

Smart notebook activity using ladybirds, chn to add the missing dots to create the total and worksheet to accompany it.

ordering numbers by reading the tens and units on rockets.

An IWB to model how to sort objects into two groups. You can print off the pages and use these as worksheets for the chn.

Division using pictures and arrays in year 1 and 2

blank beaded strings to 100, some to 20 for children to colour in. Beaded strings partly coloured in for children to count the number of coloured in beads

Finding 1 more and 1 less recording on a sweet.

The chn will fill in an A3 sheet on instructions how to bild a house for The Three Little Pigs to live in.

Year 3 Fractions, finding one tenth and multiples tenths of multiples of ten e.g. 3/10 of 340.

Equip your students with essential digital literacy skills using our carefully curated set of 15 interactive how to spot fake news websites activity cards. Designed specifically for elementary students, these cards will guide them in identifying and debunking fake news on the internet. Take the first step in combating misinformation and nurturing responsible digital citizens. Benefits: Cultivate Critical Thinking: Foster a generation of critical thinkers who question information sources and make well-informed judgments. Digital Literacy: Empower your students with the necessary skills to navigate the internet responsibly and confidently. Fact-Checking Proficiency: By practicing with real-life examples, students will gain hands-on experience in fact-checking, a vital skill in today’s digital age. What’s included: 15 ‘How to Spot Fake News’ worksheets 15 QR codes 15 hyperlinks to each website ‘How to Use Cards’ instruction page ‘How to Check an Image’ instruction page ‘Real or Fake’ reading comprehension text Easel activity Ways you can use this resource: E-Safety & digital citizenship lesson PSPE Lesson Guided reading groups Literacy Center or Station Computing Center or Station Independent reading and research practise Small group work Whole group work Homework activity with parents Parent workshop to educate them about online safety How to teach the students using the cards: Choose a card for your lesson. I recommend using one card for the whole class to start. Give students around 15-20 minutes to scan the QR code and look at the website. Ask them to work through each point on the checklist and find evidence to support each of their answers. Come back together as a class and look at the website together. Go through each point on the checklist as a group and discuss how you know the site real/fake. Once you have gone through the checklist of real and fake features, take a class vote. After how to use the cards has been modelled to the students, allow them to explore the cards in pairs or independently. Each card should take between 10-15 minutes as students become more familiar with the process of checking. How to use the cards: Scan the QR Code Look through the site Read the checklist Tick off what you see Count the number of fake vs real clues Verdict: Real or Fake? As always with the internet, we cannot control the popup ads which appear on the sites. If the students see something inappropriate in the pop ups, they should tell the teacher and together you X and cross away the pop up. It is important to educate them how to deal with the pop ups so if they encounter them on their own, they know what to do, rather than avoiding all sites with pop ups.*

Introducing The Ultimate Resource to Explore UFO Conspiracy Theories and Cultivate Critical Thinking! Unravel the mysteries surrounding Area 51 with our compelling print-and-go mentor texts and comprehensive reading and writing worksheets, featuring “The Roswell Incident” and the infamous Bob Lazar interview! Through 13 amazing activities, students will delve into the world of Area 51 conspiracy theories, examining evidence and deciding for themselves if UFOs and aliens hide within this highly classified facility. With 6 captivating reading activities and 7 thought-provoking writing activities, this 10-lesson sequence will engage all students, even the most reluctant readers and writers, igniting their imaginations and fostering a love for exploration and inquiry. Benefits: Effortless Preparation: Say goodbye to hours of planning! Our print-and-go worksheets save valuable time, allowing you to focus on what matters most - your students’ growth. Engaging Mentor Texts: “The Roswell Incident” news article and Bob Lazar interview news article serve as captivating mentor texts, inspiring students to delve into UFO conspiracy theories with intrigue and curiosity. Cultivating Critical Thinking: Students will examine evidence and decide for themselves the truth behind UFO conspiracy theories, developing essential skills in analysis and critical thinking. Promoting Engaged Learning: The enthralling topic of Area 51 will captivate students, fostering a love for reading, research, and writing as they uncover mysteries and seek answers. Inclusive and Exciting Learning Journey: The unit caters to all students, regardless of their reading or writing abilities, cultivating an inclusive and exciting learning environment. Embark on a journey of exploration and inquiry. Witness your students’ growth in critical thinking and creativity as they navigate the intriguing world of UFO conspiracy theories. Don’t miss this opportunity to inspire a generation of inquisitive minds and avid learners. Grab your worksheets now and ignite a fire of curiosity and exploration in your students with “Area 51 Mentor Texts and Reading/Writing Worksheets”! Features: The Roswell Incident Bob Lazar interview What’s included: 2 news article reading comprehension texts 6 reading comprehension worksheets Creative writing planning worksheet Creative writing worksheets with checklists News article planning worksheet News article worksheet Evaluating and editing writing checklist

Fantastic, no prep reading & writing worksheets based on The Journey by Francesca Sanna. This print and go book companion is great for busy teachers who want to teach about the issues refugees face escaping war torn countries. Worksheets include diary entry writing, persuasive letter writing, story writing, informal letter writing, setting description writing and making inferences. What’s included: 18 lesson plans 30 worksheets 7 reading comprehension worksheets 6 reading response activities 17 writing response worksheets Engaging activities allow students to practise reading and writing skills using this highly emotive book. The journey teaches lessons about migration and fleeing war torn countries as well as the importance of international relationships between countries. Make connections to real life through examining the journey of a family fleeing their home to find safety. Reading worksheets: 2 x Analysing illustrations 2 x Making predictions 4 x Making inferences Compare and contrast Reading response worksheets: Diary entry example Analysing the journey Examining Convention on the Rights of the Child Thought tracking Writing worksheets: 2 x Diary writing Dialogue writing Persuasive letter writing Setting description Short story writing List writing 2 x Informal letter writing Story summary Book review Excellent for lessons on refugee, migrations, examining rights of refugees, rights of children and how refugees impact other countries. Ways you can use this resource: Migration projects Refugee projects Guided reading groups Literacy Centers or Stations Independent practise Small group work Whole group work Reading assessments Writing assessments ** Due to copyright reasons The Journey by Francesca Sanna is not included in this resource.**