Place pictures of Brixton buildings in order of when they were built. Used ICT lesson to research dates.

Activity used after reading 'The Magic Porridge Pot' a German folk tale.

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 :)

These two pages are used as wall displays and can be changed as necessary.

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.

1.) Linked to History and Art, draw the picture of The Academy. Think about detail and shading. 2.) Various pictures of services in brixton. 3.) Simple map of Brixton. Children can create shops and services (collages?) with a tab and stick them on to make a 3D street map. 4.) and 5.) Mindmap or sentence work on shops found in Brixton. Obviously, these can all be used as ideas for any place. I hope you find the resource useful, Please leave feedback and I’ll upload more work.

Empty, simple reading target sheet can be printed and stuck in the front of each child's reading folder in order to keep a log of how quickly they are meeting targets. I hope you find the resource useful, Please leave feedback and I’ll upload more work.

Different sheets for the split diagraph a_e

Triangles, circle, squares, octogon, quadrilateral.

Comprehension questions that can be used with most text and altered to meet many needs. The answers can be written by older students or scribed for younger students.

A simple question sheet to assess children's Numeracy knowledge and find any gaps. Some questions children complete on sheet some require additional resources. Gives a good understanding of where children are at. Hope it's helpful! Please leave feedback.

Random objects (linked with weighing) Children to order them in terms of how heavy they think they are.

Children cut and stick images and place in order from smallest to largest.

Small author labels for topic book making.

A table that children can use to fill in the title of a book and then any adjectives they can steal from the book...which they'll later use in their writing.

A table that children can use to fill in the title of a book and then any adjectives they can "steal" from that book.

A checklist for problem solving, display, stick in books or laminate for tables

This self assessment checklist can be laminated and placed in children's books, writing folders, writing stations or table organizers/trays as a consistent reminder to evaluate each writing piece.

Information booklet to cplete for non-fiction texts, after a trip? Currently heading for Natural History but can be changed!

RE Easter plan