This smartboard resource and other resources focusing on what the Battle of Britain was and how it led to WW2. The lesson itself allows children to create a timeline before summarising the key events of this time.

A refresher training session for all teachers looking at: -the assess-plan-do-review model -the use of TAs in the classroom in relation to the DISS project A short presentation for teachers

This smartboard has 2 lessons based on the Literacy Shed- The Road's End. The lessons are complete with starters, main activities and plenaries. The lesson focuses on watching the Road's End before planning their own character description and writing their own. The lesson has is a writing lesson that focuses on using similes, metaphors, conjunctions and a range of punctuation All resources attached Good lessons for lesson observation

This smartboard is a series of 3 booster or revision lessons based on poetry. The smartboard includes extra activities to deepen their understanding of Giants, Rain and Half-Mile. Proven to develop understanding of poetry

This smartboard is based on the video Alma from the Literacy Shed. The lesson is focused on looking at the day from Alma's point of view and writing a diary.

This resource explores poetry and the figurative language that poetry has. The main focus is on similes and personification. This series of lessons that span over two weeks explores a range of poems and the focus being on the language.

This resource is lesson 2 of training on special educational needs and the changes to the Code of Practice The key areas that are focused on for teacher training is: To understand the changes to the Code of Practice To understand the Assess-plan-review- do model to identify the different ways for differentiation Resource is in a powerpoint form with videos where applicable.

This smartboard format is focusing on challenging gender stereotypes. The children will understand that there are some fixed stereotypes but tasks can be conducted by males and females equally.

The lesson is based on what makes a good friend. Ideal for PSHE lessons.

This powerpoint is based around the children's book the Gruffalo. The lesson is based on the children being able to retell the story using a range of vocabulary.

This smartboard is based on the children writing a letter as if they are Lucy who has been to Narnia. The focus is to explore her feelings and thoughts, use powerful adjectives and use modal verbs correctly

This smartboard explores the relationships between characters and comparing two characters. The focus being on Lucy and Edmund and how they react in Narnia. The lesson uses a mood/emotion graph which leads to writing Differentiated activities

This outstanding resource allows children to explore what is meant by democracy. The lesson plan is evident from the smartboard and the lesson allows for talk partners and class discussion. Links to SMSC are embedded into the lesson itself.

This resource allows you to explore and compare Islam and Christianity. A must for upper KS2.

This brilliant resource is based around the theme of hunger and people using food banks. This PSHE/ Geography lesson has a reading English focus. The children look for underlying messages in the poem. Excellent poetry resource linked to issues in the UK today.

Whole school training for teaching assistants to introduce peer coaching.

This powerpoint is focused on comparing two poems. The focus of the lesson is: -identifying features of the poem and understanding the meaning. - commenting on a the language of each poem

This smartboard focuses on the children being able to add using column addition. The smartboard focuses on using a practical element to be able to exchange before using the column addition.

This lesson is a grammar lesson in smartboard format. The activity is based on labelling different parts of a sentence with the -subject and object -verb -noun -adverb -conjunction Test style questions learning differentiated

This smartboard is about E-Safety and the do and don'ts of using the internet. Ideal for debate about how to be safe online