Thanks to Miss Chief for some content.\nA 5 day lesson plan PowerPoint based on nonsense nursery rhymes and poems. 3 days looking at On the Ning Nang Nong by Spike Milligan, focusing on rhyming words, repetition, alliteration.

On the Ning Nang Nong by Spike Milligan.\nDesigned as a printable book or e-book on the IWB.\nNice bright illustrations to accompany the poem (some courtesy of linda29 - thank you).\nDesigned to be used with my PowerPoint plan on Nonsense Rhymes and Poems.\nPlease rate the resource.

A homework idea, life cycle of the Phoenix, and a Phoenix myth dictionary. All to support the Hamilton Y1 Literacy plan on Narrative. Please also see my Ppt file on the legend of the Phoenix story to help introduce the concept.

Child friendly APP sheets for Reading Level 1 & 2, Writing level 1 é 2, Numeracy level 1 é 2, Science level 1.\nA4 sized for assessment folder, A5 sized can be stuck into exercise books for self-assessed APP

Lists of spellings to be stuck into LSCWC books for weekly practice. Week 1 - /ar/ Week - /ee/ Week 3 - /ear/ Week 4 - /air/ Week 5 - /igh/

Weekly spellings using the phoneme /igh/. Designed to be printed double sided and stuck into a homework diary - useful for parents, so they can help with Phonics alternate graphemes. Thanks to Phonicsplay.com for the idea for the back with the Best bet for spelling.

Weekly spellings using the phoneme /air/. Designed to be printed double sided and stuck into a homework diary - useful for parents, so they can help with Phonics alternate graphemes. Thanks to Phonicsplay.com for the idea for the back with the Best bet for spelling.

Weekly spellings using the phoneme /ear/. Designed to be printed double sided and stuck into a homework diary - useful for parents, so they can help with Phonics alternate graphemes. Thanks to Phonicsplay.com for the idea for the back with the Best bet for spelling.

Weekly spellings using the phoneme /ee/. Designed to be printed double sided and stuck into a homework diary - useful for parents, so they can help with Phonics alternate graphemes. Thanks to Phonicsplay.com for the idea for the back with the Best bet for spelling.

Weekly spellings using the phoneme /ar/. Designed to be printed double sided and stuck into a homework diary - useful for parents, so they can help with Phonics alternate graphemes. Thanks to Phonicsplay.com for the idea for the back with the Best bet for spelling.

PowerPoint lesson plan based on National Schools Partnership lesson 1 Fantastic You! for KS1.\nLinks with the SEAL Good to be me. Unit plan based around Fantastic Mr Fox by Roald Dahl. Video links used.

An acrostic snow poem and a rain shape poem. To be used for teaching poetry or as a display.\nI designed these and the supporting images as a homework. The Powerpoint document has 6 pages of each poem, so can easily be printed on a handout to be cut up for each child's homework book.\nI have used in conjunction with Hamilton&'s Y1 unit 3b - Poems on a theme - weather

Weekly spellings to support Phonics lessons based on the phoneme /ow/ and alternative grapheme spellings. One side has an intro and spellings list, second page to be printed on the back with the Best Best for spelling rules. Designed to be used alongside planning from PhonicsPlay. I stick in the homework diary weekly, so parents have all information to hand.

Timetable cards for Show & Tell, Italian, Spanish, School Council, Guided Writing and Skipping Club.

Character Profile sheet based on Hamilton Trust's version to use in Y1 Narrative Unit 3 on Traditional Tales.

Pictures to be used for paired discussion. Children to study the picture carefully, and talk about it: What is the picture about? Who are the characters? What do you like about the picture? Imagine you are in the picture, who would you be? Where would you be? What are you doing? Designed to be used with R-time lesson Year 1 lesson 1.15. Also useful for SEAL lessons and other times where images of multicultural families and people are needed.

Spellings homework produced. Designed to be a double sided document to stick into homework diaries or spelling books. One side with the spellings list, and the other side with the Best bet for spelling the /oo/ phoneme.

Look Say Cover Write Check spellings book.\nCover and page as separate documents.\nDesigned for daily use in school to practice each word twice.

Prompt card designed to keep children on task and not asking the teacher what to do next. Also acts as a checklist when children believe they have finished their task.

A homework sheet introducing and using adjectives. Children to write a short list about their favourite story using adjectives. Teacher to guess the story (if possible!)