This is a smartboard and resources. The children will be able to understand what Stone Age artefacts tell us. Children will be able by the end of the lesson to: I can explain how people in the stone age era lived. I can tell why people hunted for food. I can interpret a historical source.

This is a smartboard resource which focuses on the bronze age: to know what Stonehenge is and why it was built This is an historical enquiry based less I can explain what is Stonehenge. I can explore the different types of stones used to build the monument. I can analyse different theories as to why Stonehenge was built.

This is a smartboard which focuses on to understand the importance of hill forts Children will be able to: I can explain identify features of a hill fort. I can explain the purpose of the features of a hill fort. I can explain jobs people did during the Iron Age

This lesson is based around Guy Fawkes and the Gun Powder Plot. The resource gives details about the event before asking children to write a diary entry. Outstanding lesson.

This outstanding lesson plan is based around Street Child by Berlie Doherty. The lesson focuses on writing a persuasive piece of writing based upon an event in the text. Also has an SMSC link that is explicit

This resource teaches staff the difference between expressive and receptive language and how to support pupils with speech and language difficulties.

This resource is aimed at KS2. A series of lessons that focuses on a range of geography skills linked to natural disasters. The content that is covered it the impact of natural disasters, understand the earth is made of many layers, identifying features of a volcano, use maps to locate position, use secondary resources to locate information , communicate geographical knowledge, understand how tremors are measured. Links to reading and speaking and listening also in planning.

This resources focuses on the use of prepositions within a sentence. The aim of this lesson plan is -to know what position words are -to identify prepositions in a text -to use prepositions to create a detailed description Lesson plan and differentiated included.

This lesson is based around the Demon Headmaster book. The aim of the lesson is to develop the children's prediction skills through identifying key information, making predictions by finding supporting clues in the text. Judged Outstanding by Ofsted

This resource has all the lessons plans for a half term based around Monet. The unit focuses on: -who Monet was -analysing a piece of art work -sketching a piece of Monet's art work -paining in the style of Monet

Week 2 Planning for the Jungle Book. The lesson objectives focus on: -plan and organise events of a story -create an illustration of an imaginary setting -use characterisation to engage readers

This resource is based around The Tiger Who Came to Tea. The two lessons focus on understanding the text through reading the story sequencing the story, using their own experiences to be familiar with the text, retelling the story and creating a story map. Lessons link to Pie Corbett and are seen to be outstanding. All the powerpoints have the complete lessons.

This resource focuses on differentiation and using a wide range of teaching styles. This powerpoint can be used to support teachers planning of all children including those with SEND. The elements that are focused on are: -watching a video to unpick different types of differentiation and then focused activities -discussion in groups - barriers to children's learning and how to overcome them -how to plan giving one example

This lesson is focused on writing a character description with a focus on the Tudor period. The focus on adverbial phrases and noun phrases

This assembly can be used by any teacher teaching the theme of the Tudors and Henry VIII. This play script allows for acting, dance and singing for the children to perform. Based around the X Factor theme it is different and unique.

This smartboard is focusing on the the use a variety of sentence lengths and structures, with a focus on adverbials. Smartboard resource

This smartboard is a revision of apostophes for contraction and possession. The children investigate how the apostrophe should be used

These smartboards are 3 lessons based on poetry. The aim of the lessons are to identify the features of poems, comparing poems, performing an exisiting poem. The poems are based on a range of themes Ideal for Year 4

This smartboard is the first lesson in a series of lessons. The focus of the lesson is to summarise the triangulation trade in slavery. There is an element of writing that focuses on using a range of sentence openers and commas correctly. The lesson includes a starter, prior knowledge of slavery, a video, a main activity which is differentiated and a plenary.

This smartboard is a lesson that focuses on Churchill's achievements linked to the Battle of Britain. The lesson focuses on using Churchill's famous speech and a video to find out about Churchill's life. The main activity is linked to the learning in the introduction