An engaging and visual presentation giving an event in history for each of the 31 days in March. Events have been chosen because they are interesting for pupils, They range from disasters to politics to war to theater and everything in between. Included with the presentation comes 10 exciting lesson ideas! Can also be used for a fun assembly at the beginning of the relevant month. Thank you for looking. Any questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch.

An engaging tale surrounding the themes of: bullying, self-esteem and friendship. This story is a great tool for PSHE lessons, assemblies or English lessons. Pupils will follow Quinn on his adventure of self-discovery. I have written the story to include a whole host of interesting language devices, including alliteration and repetition, which can be discussed and pupils can imitate in their own similar story.

1.) Checklist for instructional writing, used on my working wall. 2.) Again something put on my working wall for ch. who have finished their activity to try mending the sentence. 3.) Instructions for how to read a gobbledygook work (for help with Phonics screening in Year 1) If you have found my resources useful, please leave feedback :)

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Crack my code!\n\nChildren to use simple format to create their own code and use it to write a secret messge to someone else.\n\nI used this to start a Year 2 topic on Media Magic, thinking and learning about language and communication.\n\nMy children really enjoyed being secret agents.

Homework - answering questions about a simple shark report.

An example of my planning for Letters and Sounds.

Can either be used as stimulus for fantasy setting writing or to sort into venn diagram or carroll diagram.

Children to copy the author, title and illustrations from the front of a current/favourite book. can be used as independent activity during guided reading. Can add questions about predictions to bottom of sheet.

Can be used as assessment, ch can write about any traditional character

Two stars and a wish with date and L.O can be stuck at top of writing page and filled in my teacher or student.

A checklist to ensure children have read with teacher (CT), Teaching assistant and any extra reading. Keep in front of reading folder.

Reading worshop poster blown up to A3 and placed where parents collect childre, invitations also sent out.

Facts about something children love...ice-cream! They can read the facts and interpret before making an information booklet on ice-cream.

Pictures and words to help children advance their vocabulary.

Used as a template, words can be changed depending on what topic you are doing. Our topic is 'What is our school made from?' so we have taken key words for children to cut out and stick onto the sheet with an alphabet strip.

Simple format - words can be changed to suit whatever topic. Children write a definiteion of each term, in this case we did it for 'What is our school made from?'

Phase 5 sounds - one per slide. A fabulous resource for recapping sounds and initiating speaking. Each sound has two slides. On the second slide there are three images linking to the picture. This resource supports vocabulary building - there are easy and more complex words to broaden pupils' mental word banks.

An interesting and engaging poem on the fear and devastation caused by persecution. The 1,2,1,2 rhyming poem gives pupils an insight to the hurt and lonlinessthat a refugee might feell. The poem comes with writing paper for pupils to write their own poem about a refugee and poetry comprehension questions.