A comprehensive lesson and worksheet on Motte and Bailey castles, accompanied by a Keynote file designed for children to label the features of the castle. The Keynote file can be easily shared via AirDrop to students’ iPads for an interactive learning experience.

Week 1: is just one days work due to inset days, and mainly just getting to know kids activities on first few days. In Week 2 we’ll be diving into the exciting world of numbers and place value! Get ready to count, identify and break down numbers in different ways. Here’s what we’ll be learning: Number Recognition: We’ll learn to identify numbers up to 20, both when we see them written as numerals (like 15) and as words (like fifteen). Counting Objects: Let’s count! We’ll practice counting objects all the way up to 100, building our counting skills and number sense. Counting in Tens: Zoom! Zoom! We’ll learn to count by tens, a super useful skill for understanding place value and larger numbers. Tens and Ones: What are tens and ones? We’ll explore how numbers are made up of groups of tens and ones, like 34 having 3 tens and 4 ones. Partitioning Numbers: Time to break it down! We’ll practice partitioning numbers up to 100 into tens and ones. For example, we’ll learn that 67 can be split into 6 tens and 7 ones. Get ready for a week of number fun! We’ll play games, use manipulatives, and explore different ways to understand numbers and place value. Week 3 - 4 https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13185690

Support your Year 2 learners in developing a strong foundation in multiplication and division with this engaging resource aligned with the White Rose Maths framework. Perfect for building fluency and confidence, this resource covers key skills, including: Using arrays to visualize multiplication and division problems. Making equal groups for practical and hands-on problem-solving. Sharing equally to deepen understanding of division. Applying the 2 times table to real-world scenarios. Packed with differentiated activities, interactive tasks, and visual aids, this resource ensures every child can progress at their own pace. Ideal for classroom use or home learning, it’s the perfect tool for reinforcing key Year 2 maths objectives.

During Weeks 3 and 4, Year 2 pupils will deepen their understanding of place value within 100. They will explore the value of tens and ones, compare and order numbers, and use number lines accurately. The children will practise counting forwards and backwards in steps of 2, 5, and 10, building fluency and confidence with number patterns. Through engaging activities and problem-solving tasks, they will apply their knowledge to real-world contexts, providing a strong foundation for future mathematical learning.

Our premium Oliver Twist unit for weeks 2-6 is packed with comprehensive, ready-to-use PowerPoint presentations and targeted learning objectives. What’s Included Weekly PowerPoints: Each week’s slides cover key chapters, discussion points, and background context, alongside visuals, historical references, and prompts that guide in-depth discussions. Daily Learning Objectives: Each lesson is designed with clear objectives and outcomes, from understanding themes like poverty and resilience to analyzing Dickens’ use of symbolism and character development. In-Depth Activities and Assignments: Worksheets (if necessary), reading guides, and projects are tailored for each week, helping students connect personally with the text and examine the implications of Dickens’ critique on social justice. Week1: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13146001

Hop into Easter with this jam-packed 30-slide assembly! Perfect for primary schools, it’s bursting with engaging content about the history, traditions and symbols of Easter, suitable for all ages. Teachers can easily customize the assembly by selecting the slides that best fit their needs and time constraints. Plus, it’s brimming with fun activities, including colouring pages and interactive tasks, to make learning about Easter an egg-cellent experience for everyone!

This Year 2 writing unit takes flight with the adventurous story of Amelia Earhart, a pioneering aviator who dared to dream big. Using the book as a high-flying stimulus, students will embark on a writing journey filled with exciting activities: Predicting the Journey: Students will soar into Amelia’s world by making predictions about her daring adventures using picture clues and their own knowledge. Asking Questions: Curiosity will take the lead as students ask questions about Amelia’s life, her plane, and the challenges she faced, using question stems like “Who,” “What,” “Why,” and “How.”   Unveiling Hidden Meanings: Students will become detectives, using inference skills to uncover the emotions, motivations, and significance of Amelia’s actions and the people she met along the way.   Sequencing the Adventure: Students will map out Amelia’s incredible journey by sequencing key events, from her early fascination with flight to her record-breaking achievements. This unit not only elevates essential writing skills but also inspires young learners to reach for the skies and pursue their dreams with courage and determination. Week 2-6: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13171887

Introduce your Year 2 students to the vibrant world of Mary Blair with this 6-lesson resource pack, designed to inspire creativity and develop foundational art skills. Across the lessons, children will practice drawing lines and shapes, explore bold color combinations, create repeating patterns, and design simple scenes inspired by Blair’s iconic style. They’ll also collaborate on a large-scale mural and reflect on their artistic journey, building confidence and teamwork. This resource includes step-by-step plans, visual examples, activity sheets, and reflection prompts, making it perfect for engaging and skill-building primary art lessons. Lesson 1: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13177517

Introduce your students to the artistic style of Mary Blair with this engaging Lesson 1 resource, focusing on drawing lines and shapes to build foundational art skills. Inspired by Blair’s bold, geometric designs, children will practice creating straight and curved lines, circles, squares, and triangles, which are key elements in her artwork. This lesson includes visual examples, a practice worksheet, and creative activities to help students explore and replicate Blair’s iconic style. Perfect for primary school art lessons, this resource encourages creativity and confidence while teaching basic techniques through a fun, hands-on approach. Lesson 2 - 6: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13177529

This editable class timetable poster (I’ve added 4 different version) is a practical and stylish way to display your daily agenda and keep students informed about the day’s schedule. With clear sections for each subject or activity, it helps students stay organised and manage their time effectively. Fully customisable, you can adjust the timings, subjects, and colours to suit your classroom needs. Perfect for promoting time management and providing a visual reference, this poster is an essential tool for teachers looking to create a structured and well-organised learning environment. Simply edit, print, and display for a clear, easy-to-follow daily agenda.

An introduction to Mexico showcases a country rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. Known for ancient civilizations like the Maya and Aztecs, Mexico is famous for its vibrant traditions, from Dia de los Muertos to mariachi music. Students can explore Mexico’s diverse landscapes, from tropical beaches to arid deserts, as well as its modern role in trade and global culture. This lesson highlights Mexico’s unique blend of indigenous and Spanish heritage that shapes its identity today.

An introduction to England highlights a country celebrated for its historical landmarks, literary heritage, and global influence. Known for iconic sites like the Tower of London, Stonehenge, and Buckingham Palace, England has a rich history that includes monarchies, scientific discoveries, and the birthplace of the English language. Students can explore England’s contributions to literature, from Shakespeare to modern authors, as well as its role in shaping democratic ideals. This lesson captures England’s blend of tradition and modernity, making it a central part of the United Kingdom and a major influence worldwide.

This presentation is for an India Assembly, celebrating the rich culture, history, and diversity of India. We’ll explore key aspects of Indian heritage, including its colorful festivals, unique traditions, landmarks, and influential figures. From the majestic Himalayas to the vibrant cities and peaceful villages, India’s blend of ancient and modern makes it a fascinating and dynamic country. Join us in this assembly as we take a journey through India’s cultural tapestry and celebrate its contributions to the world!

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.

Perfect for international day. An introduction to China provides insight into one of the world’s oldest civilizations and most populous countries. With a rich history spanning thousands of years, China has contributed immensely to global culture, science, and philosophy. Students can explore key aspects such as China’s ancient dynasties, inventions like paper and the compass, and significant historical sites like the Great Wall and the Forbidden City. Modern China is a global economic powerhouse, and understanding its rapid development, cultural heritage, and diverse landscapes—from bustling cities to rural villages—offers students a comprehensive view of its role on the world stage today.

An introduction to the United States offers a look at a country known for its cultural diversity, influential history, and global impact. As a nation founded on principles of democracy and freedom, the U.S. has a complex history shaped by immigration, innovation, and social movements. Key topics include the Revolutionary War, the Constitution, and the Civil Rights Movement, alongside modern achievements in science, technology, and the arts. Students can explore the varied landscapes, from bustling cities to natural wonders like the Grand Canyon. This lesson highlights how the U.S.'s unique blend of cultures and ideals has shaped its identity and influence in the world today.