This bundle includes my Queen Elizabeth II timeline of major life events KS1 and the PowerPoint and pdf versions of The Queen at 90.

A PowerPoint and worksheet for children to read words in the /oi/ /oy/ sound family. Preparation for the Phonics screening test

A sheet designed for the child to draw an image of one of the farm animals in the story. To sound out and write the sound that that animal makes in the story.\nA nice short follow-up writing activity to a drama based lesson, based on the story What the Ladybird Heard by Julia Donaldson.

6 lesson PowerPoint plan on Creation Stories. Covering Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Aboriginal Dreamtime, Chinese and Humanist/Scientist theories on the creation of the earth.\nI cannot claim to be the author of most of the text, but have presented, ready for teaching. Thanks to: \nangelslf for the MTP the work was taken from\nshelleysmith03 for the Aboriginal art\nleesatre for the Big Bang content\nI hope this is of use; if so, please rate it xx

Short PowerPoint about chromatography; what it is, and how and why it works.

A set of images of New Year celebrations around the world.

A simple maths card matching game. Match a fraction with the equivalent decimal amount. Includes an instruction and hints card.

A simple proforma for Year 4 for children when analysing TV, radio and newspaper/magazine adverts.

4 posters on Vitamins A, B12, C and E detailing some of the fruit and vegetables they can eat to get the vitamins. Also lists some jobs that vitamins do for the body.

Activity to encourage children to see addition and subtraction as inverse operations. To write the four fact family number sentences for a set of three numerals.\nCould be then made into a fact family neighbourhood display with a variety of different fact families. I have kept to number bonds to 10, but easily amended to whatever fact families you want the children to learn.

A winter/Christmas dice game based on the old game Beetle Drive. Roll the dice to be the first to draw Rudolph, before adding up your scores! Thanks to Theminster and MissEBG for inspiration from their reindeer and snowman themed games.

Pictures and character names of characters in differing versions of the story.

3 differentiated instructional writing templates. All templates in Word and pdf version.

A VCOP word mat to be used when writing the African folktale 'How zebra got stripes'. Links with Greedy Zebra by Mwenye Hadithi and the Tinga Tinga Tales version. Picture courtesy of a child from http://thislittleclassofmine.blogspot.co.uk - thanks xx

A step-by-step instructional PowerPoint inspired by Eric Carle's tissue paper collage artwork and http://artolazzi.blogspot.co.uk/2010/05/grouchy-lady-bug.html . You will need white card, coloured tissue paper (or white tissue paper and paint), scissors, PVA glue and paintbrushes/ spreaders, black tissue paper and black card to mount.

A set of reading comprehension sheets to go alongside the Lime level books. New vocabulary - write the definition (promoting dictionary skills), answering what, where, why, how questions, writing facts in a list, reviewing the book

A graphic organiser for children to plan their design for a lunchbox that keeps food cool. Space to make notes or write reasons as well as areas to sketch the inside of the lunchbox and also provide a diagram of how the insulation works. Storage could be how the lunchbox will be stored - thinking about the shape of the lunchbox. Pupils could also consider the eco friendliness of the materials used.

An image based PowerPoint detailing the various jobs of a Police Officer, including Special Constables and the specialist roles a Police Officer can take on with additional training.

Information from on St Valentine as a Roman priest and how the custom of sending valentine's cards and gifts came about. To view this properly, download the first powerpoint which contains a small animation. The font used is Valentine in Love by weknow. Second powerpoint is just png images of the first, so easily viewed, but with no animation. Thanks to CBBC Newsround for content.

Based on the story written by Pedro Pablo Sacristan, this is a fable about the origins of good manners.