Writing Workshops use high quality images, discussion prompts, text to evaluate and a WAGOLL to model writing detailed description of setting. Great to discuss images, develop vocabulary and create word banks in the lead up to a piece of writing. The PowerPoint is a flexible resource for teachers to tailor to suit their class.

This is a topic/ theme overview designed to act as a stimulus when planning a topic for KS2 about Refugees. To get the best out of this resource teachers should select from each area to meet the needs of their class and then produce their own planning as required by their school. The overview suggest ideas and resources but it is not a set of lesson plans and activities ; just the kernel of ideas for teachers to use and put their stamp on. Not all of the suggestions should be included in one topic, just those deemed to achieve the objectives selected by the teacher. Page 1 consists of: reading suggestions for subject knowledge and books to use with children; visit ideas; relevant websites; topic hooks and a list of prominent people Page 2 consists of: ideas for English, Maths, Science, History and Geography Page 3 consists of: ideas for Foundation subjects Also included are questions to Investigate and a vocabulary pack.

This is a topic/ theme overview designed to act as a stimulus when planning a topic for KS2 about Transport. To get the best out of this resource, teachers should select from each area to meet the needs of their class and then produce their own planning as required by their school. The overview suggest ideas and resources but it is not a set of lesson plans and activities ; just the kernel of ideas for teachers to use and put their stamp on. Not all of the suggestions should be included in one topic, just those deemed to achieve the objectives selected by the teacher. Page 1 consists of: reading suggestions for subject knowledge and books to use with children; visit ideas; relevant websites; topic hooks and a list of prominent people Page 2 consists of: ideas for English, Maths, Science, History and Geography Page 3 consists of: ideas for Foundation subjects Also included are enquiry-based questions to Investigate and a vocabulary pack. Also available: The Railway Children Activity Pack and resources https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/the-railway-children-activity-pack-12944797 The Highland Falcon Thief https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/the-highland-falcon-thief-activity-pack-and-resources-12971760 The Wolf Wilder https://www.tes.com/en-au/teaching-resource/the-wolf-wilder-activity-pack-and-resources-13124017

A series of common misconceptions about Y5 Volume are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 5 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y5 Negative Numb ers are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 5 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y4 Position and Direction are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 6 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y3 Statistics are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 6 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y4 Statistics are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 6 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y4 Shape are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 8 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y5 Decimals are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 6 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y5 Geometry - position and direction are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 7 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y6 Geometry - position and direction are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 5 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y4 Money are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 7 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y3 Money are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 7 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y3 Fractions are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 7 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y4 Time are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 9 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y6 Area, Perimeter and Volume are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 6 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y5 Statistics are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 5 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y6 Statistics are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 7 misconceptions.

A series of common misconceptions about Y3 Mass and Capacity are discussed by a group of children - but which child is correct? How are the others incorrect? Concept cartoons are a great way to assess understanding at the start, during or at the end of a unit of work. Often used for daily Maths meetings. A PowerPoint containing 8 misconceptions.