Unlock a complete unit of work for “A Walk to London,” tailored for Year 2 writing! This comprehensive resource includes an overview of lesson plans, engaging PowerPoint presentations, and thoughtfully designed worksheets. Each component is crafted to inspire creativity and enhance writing skills, guiding students through the story’s themes and characters. Perfect for educators looking to create an immersive learning experience, this unit makes writing both fun and educational. Step into the adventure of learning today!

Enhance mindfulness and creativity with this beautifully designed mosque colouring sheet. Perfect for children and adults alike, this resource encourages relaxation, focus, and artistic expression. Ideal for RE lessons, cultural celebrations, or quiet time activities, it promotes reflection while celebrating Islamic art and architecture. Suitable for all ages and abilities.

Christmas-themed crossword puzzle! Perfect for KS1 and KS2, this activity reinforces vocabulary and spelling skills with fun holiday-related clues. Ideal for classroom use, homework, or as a cheerful brain-teaser during the holidays. A great way to combine learning and seasonal fun! If you enjoyed the Crosswords try our other activities: Word Search: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13151592 Fill in the Blanks: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13151611 Christmas Assembly: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13151629

Our Christmas Cloze Passage resource is the perfect way to engage young learners while they practice reading comprehension and vocabulary skills. This festive activity features a captivating Christmas story with missing words, challenging kids to fill in the blanks and complete the tale. It’s a fun and educational way to celebrate the season! Word Search: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13151592 Christmas Assembly: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13151629 Crossword: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13151600

This is another unit i have taught for year 2. slightly different outcomes, the first weeks outcomes are predicting and ordering the story in chronological order. They are 4 day lessons. Get Week 1 and 2 here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13149490

Dive into the world of Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist with our comprehensive, freely available unit! Designed for primary school children, this unit unpacks Dickens’ classic tale of resilience and survival amid the hardships of Victorian England. With resources covering historical context, engaging character studies, and thematic analysis, students will explore issues of poverty, justice, and morality. This free unit plan includes ready-to-use lessons, interactive activities, and thought-provoking discussions, making it accessible for all educators to bring the power of Dickens’ storytelling into the classroom. Rest of the unit is here Week 2: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/oliver-twist-ks2-writing-unit-week-2-6-13146016

This is a three-week planning sequence. This text explores issues of conservation and starts to explore whether we can escape the issues that endangered animals face on a day-to-day basis. Children create fact files on endangered animals as well as writing short persuasive pieces on why we need to save a particular endangered animal. Children will be able to identify how a sentence is formed by its grammatical structure as a question, a command, a statement or an exclamation. Children will be encouraged to edit work, being aware of tense and word choice. Word classes (nouns/verbs/adjectives) will be referred to throughout. Week 2 and 3: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13145691

In this reimagined tale of “Goldilocks and the Three Bears,” we find Goldilocks, a curious young girl who stumbles upon a cozy cottage in the woods. She enters, trying the bears’ porridge, chairs, and beds, just as in the classic story. However, when the bears return home, they discover not just Goldilocks, but a messy scene with clues left behind—an overturned chair, an empty bowl, and a half-read book. Instead of being frightened, Goldilocks reveals she’s actually a secret detective, on a mission to solve the mystery of the missing honey from the bear’s pantry! The three bears, intrigued by her story, team up with Goldilocks to uncover the culprit: a mischievous raccoon who has been stealing their food! Together, they hatch a plan to catch the raccoon in the act, leading to an unexpected friendship and a new adventure in the enchanted woods.

This resource is differentiated for LA to divide by 10, MA to divide by 10,100 and HA to divide and multiply by 10 and 100. I have also added a whole weeks flipcharts for teaching decimals.

Explore a wealth of resources for Little Wandle books, designed to enhance your teaching plans and boost comprehension skills! From engaging lesson plans to comprehension activities, our comprehensive materials support educators in fostering a love for reading. Phonics Phase 2 Teacher Training: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13152039 Phonics Phase 3: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13140132 Phonics Phase 4: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13140143 Phonics Phase 5: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13140149 Phonics Phase 2 Activities and editable Powerpoint: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13150278 Phonics Phase 3 Activities and editable Powerpoint. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13152047

This resource focuses on teaching students how to convert between kilograms (kg) and grams (g). Through engaging activities and practical exercises, students learn the relationship between these two units of mass, developing their understanding of metric conversions. The resource includes clear explanations, visual aids, and practice worksheets that guide students through converting from kilograms to grams and vice versa, reinforcing their mathematical skills in a real-world context. Perfect for building confidence in measurement conversions, this resource is an essential tool for mastering mass in the metric system.

This resource on Ibn Sina is available as a PowerPoint presentation, which includes worksheet ideas focused on his life, contributions to medicine, and impact on scientific knowledge. There is also a separate, editable worksheet in Word format, allowing students to explore Ibn Sina’s key achievements, his influential works such as The Canon of Medicine, and his role in the development of medical ethics and philosophy. The worksheet includes sections for students to summarise his biography, note significant discoveries, and reflect on his influence in both the medieval and modern scientific world.

In this KS2 science investigation, students explore the waterproof properties of different materials. They’ll make a hypothesis, test various materials by applying water, and record their observations. Through hands-on experimentation, students learn to identify which materials repel water and why, encouraging critical thinking about everyday materials and their uses. This activity reinforces concepts of material properties in an engaging, practical way.

“Children in Need Assembly” is a powerful and inspiring event that brings students and staff together to support a fantastic cause: helping vulnerable children across the UK. The assembly highlights the importance of compassion, community, and the impact each person can have when we come together. Through stories, videos, and activities, children learn about the challenges faced by others their age and discover how the funds raised by Children in Need provide essential resources like healthcare, education, and safe spaces. It’s an engaging, heartwarming reminder that, even as young people, they can make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

Great Fire of London PowerPoint This engaging PowerPoint resource on the Great Fire of London is designed to help students of all levels explore one of history’s most significant events. Featuring captivating visuals and clear explanations, it includes modeled writing examples tailored for three different ability groups: Working Towards, Expected, and Greater Depth. Working Towards: Simple sentences and key facts about the fire, making it accessible for early learners. Example: “The fire started in a bakery. It burned many houses.” Expected: More detailed recounts that include descriptions and basic analysis. Example: “The Great Fire began in a bakery on Pudding Lane and spread quickly, destroying thousands of homes and causing panic among the people.” Greater Depth: In-depth recounts that connect historical significance with lessons learned. Example: “The Great Fire of London in 1666 not only devastated the city, consuming homes and landmarks like St. Paul’s Cathedral, but also led to important changes in fire safety regulations and urban planning, shaping the future of London.” This resource s perfect for differentiated instruction, helping all students engage with history in a meaningful way.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is often framed within the context of settler colonialism. This perspective asserts that the establishment and ongoing expansion of Israeli settlements in the West Bank dispossesses Palestinians of land and resources, echoing historical patterns of colonial expansion. This framework highlights issues of displacement, land ownership and the power dynamics between a dominant group and an indigenous population.

Dive into the fascinating world of materials with this comprehensive unit for Year 2! This jam-packed resource includes an engaging PowerPoint presentation and a complete unit of work exploring different types of materials and their properties. Through hands-on experiments and investigations, children will learn to identify, classify, and compare materials like wood, metal, plastic, and more. This ready-to-teach unit comes with differentiated worksheets and activities, catering to diverse learning styles and abilities, making it the perfect toolkit to spark curiosity and ignite a love for science!

An introduction to Cuba offers a look into a country known for its vibrant culture, revolutionary history, and beautiful Caribbean landscapes. Famous for its colorful architecture, lively music, and classic cars, Cuba has a rich blend of African, Spanish, and Indigenous influences. Students can explore Cuba’s role in global history, from the colonial era to the Cuban Revolution, as well as its renowned contributions to dance, art, and literature. This lesson highlights Cuba’s unique spirit and resilience, making it a fascinating part of the Caribbean.

This resource is designed to introduce you to Palestine, offering insights into its rich history, culture, and people. It provides an overview of the region’s significance, from its ancient heritage to its contemporary challenges. Whether you’re looking to learn about its historical landmarks, vibrant traditions, or ongoing political situation, this guide serves as a starting point for understanding Palestine’s unique identity and place in the world. Feel free to use, share as you please.

St. Andrew’s Assembly is a celebration of the patron saint of Scotland, held annually on November 30th. It’s a time to honor St. Andrew’s legacy of faith, courage, and unwavering belief. The assembly typically includes readings about his life, traditional Scottish music and dance, and reflections on the values he embodied. It’s a joyous occasion that brings communities together to embrace their Scottish heritage and draw inspiration from St. Andrew’s example.