This is a complete Talk for Writing (T4W) unit pack to support the teaching of Little Red Riding Hood. This is aimed at Year 2 but could be edited for other year groups. The pack includes: Unit Overview Unit Powerpoint Model Text Ready-made Story Maps Working Wall Resources Lesson Activities

These labels show the book level clearly allowing children to change their own reading books accurately. I put these labels on CURVER BASKETS but they would work on any other baskets/storage etc.

Year 1 lesson on CONJUNCTIONS Planning and resource bundle. Here is everything you need for an engaging lesson on conjunctions. I printed the warm up activities (whole class and partner) on A3 to make it easier to see. Enjoy!!

Read Write Inc- Set 2 and Set 3 missing sound game. Bright, colourful cards. Perfect revision for the phonics screening check! Split digraph sounds can cut and laminated together with a gap in the middle.

WHOLE WEEK PLANNING! The GINGERBREAD MAN! Based on the storytelling approach- this is the first week IMITATE. Creative learning and NO WORKSHEETS!! Even the resources are ready for you including a POWERPOINT and STORY MAP! Hope you enjoy!

Doubling and halving word problems for KS1. I let my class cut and stick in 1 question at a time and solve using objects/number lines etc. Look much better in books than 1 worksheet!

Print either A4 or even A3! I laminated mine and added magnetic tape to the back so that I could use it on my whiteboard.

RWI Phonics key chain. Each flashcard is approx 2 inches tall, 1.5 inches wide. I bought circle carabiner key chains to fasten them all together. Laminate and cut each set, hole punch and then attach to the carabiner! Sent home with the children to practice their phonics at home.

**PRINT DOUBLE SIDED- SHORT EDGE BINDING** Explore the Rainforest by trying some different fruits that grow there! Students try the fruit and write a description of its flavor and appearance. Fruits included are -Pineapple -Papaya -Coconut -Lemon -Orange -Mango

Have this in your superhero role play area with an old telephone. The children learn how to recognise numbers and remember short number sequences to dial into the phone. My class loved our Superhero Headquarters role play area and loved pretending to be the different superheroes!