<p>30 reading comprehension sheets based on Shackleton’s Journey by William Grill.<br /> Based on Literacy Shed’s reading VIPERS.<br /> Targeted skill focus sheets on: vocabulary, inference, prediction, explain, retrieval, and summary</p> <p>These sheets cover one chapter or double page spread each.</p> <p>Full half term planning scheme suitable for KS2 (Year 3-6)</p>

<p>Introduction or recap adding and subtracting integers.</p> <p>Short story which my maths teacher told me many years ago to teach the rules for adding a negative, subtracting a negative, adding a positive, and subtracting a positive.</p> <p>Uses a wild west theme.<br /> PowerPoint goes through the rules and some whole class examples.<br /> 3 way differentiated worksheets (at the end of PowerPoint) with answers.</p> <p>Feedback appreciated.</p> <p>Use from Year 6- KS4</p>

<p>Interactive Powerpoint to teach pupils about the International Space Station.</p> <ul> <li>Parts of the International Space Station</li> <li>Facts about the ISS</li> <li>Videos around interviewing an astronaut, watching the space ship be built</li> <li>Link to the NASA website to learn about the current crew.</li> <li>Prompts for discussion questions.</li> </ul> <p>Used as part of online learning.<br /> Special interest of one of the pupils in my class.</p> <p>Reviews welcomed</p>

<p>12 sets of questions to accompany “The Lost Thing” by Shaun Tan.</p> <p>In the reading VIPERS format for Vocabulary, Inference, Predict, Explain, Retrieval, Summarise</p>

<p>Brief history of the Tudor Rose.<br /> 4 art ideas with brief explanations for pupils creating their own Tudor Rose</p> <p>There is a link to Horrible History clip about the War of The Roses.</p> <p>Links to art ideas and credits given when know.</p>

<p>3 different worksheets for common homophones</p> <p>1st sheet pupils cross out the wrong homophone<br /> 2nd sheet pupils pick correct homophone from word bank<br /> 3rd sheet pupils have to decide the homophone pair for the sentence independently (answers at the bottom)</p>

<p>3 different pages of bingo to get children talking to their peers at the beginning of the new school year or during the get to know the new teacher session.</p> <p>Can be used in a class with more than 15 pupils.<br /> Use for Year 2 up- secondary school.</p> <p>Feedback is appreciated.</p>

<p>4 roll a story templates.</p> <p>Story inspiration for:</p> <ul> <li>Halloween,</li> <li>Easter (non-religious),</li> <li>Christmas (non-religious)</li> <li>Summer.</li> </ul> <p>All you need is one die to roll two characters, problem and setting.<br /> Can be used for as part of a writing a story scheme of work, welcome back or end of term English writing activity.</p> <p>Suitable for KS1 and KS2 (age ranger 6-11+) and EAL.</p> <p>Feedback is welcomed!</p>

<p>Simple “What am I?” riddles based on Amazon Rainforest animals.</p> <p>4 riddles based on a monkey, mosquito, Amazon dolphin, and a sloth</p> <p>Tips on how to write your own “What am I” riddle.</p>

<p>7 sets of questions to accompany Marcus Rashford in the Little People Big Dreams collection</p> <p>In the reading VIPERS format for Vocabulary, Inference, Predict, Explain, Retrieval, Summarise</p> <p>Just in time for the World Cup</p>

<p>Simple “What am I?” riddles based on ocean animals.</p> <p>4 riddles based on Blue Whales, Great White Shark, Turtles, and Jellyfish.</p> <p>Tips on how to write your own “What am I” riddle.</p> <p>Use as part of World Ocean Day; under the sea; poetry writing; and animal adaptation modules.</p> <p>Can be used from Year 2- Year 6. Really good for EAL and SEN pupils.</p> <p>Extend by getting pupils to research facts, using a different rhyme scheme, and writing about unusual animals.</p> <p>Feedback is appreciated.</p>

<p>Roll a story template.</p> <p>Story inspiration for an Ancient Egyptian story involving the Egyptian Gods.</p> <p>All you need is one die to roll two characters, problem and setting.<br /> Can be used for as part of a writing a story scheme of work or cross curricular English writing activity.</p> <p>Suitable for KS2.<br /> Feedback is welcomed!</p>

<p>Roll a story template based on well known fairy/ traditional tales.</p> <p>All you need is one die to roll two characters, problem and setting.<br /> Can be used for as part of a writing a story scheme of work, welcome back or end of term English writing activity.</p> <p>Suitable for KS1 and KS2 (age ranger 6-11+) and EAL.</p> <p>Feedback is welcomed!</p>

<p>Information powerpoint on green turtles and the dangers caused by pollution and global warming<br /> Linked differentiated worksheets on:</p> <ul> <li>adaptations</li> <li>life cycles</li> </ul> <p>Differentiated turtle word questions for addition and coordinates</p>

<p>Easy grid of World War One/ First World War slang vocabulary.</p> <p>Couldn’t find a good one so made one for myself</p>

<p>Roll a story template.<br /> Story inspiration for Roman story involving the Roman Gods and famous figures.</p> <p>All you need is one die to roll two characters, problem and setting.<br /> Can be used for as part of a writing a story scheme of work or cross curricular English writing activity.</p> <p>Suitable for KS2.<br /> Feedback is welcomed!</p>

<p>Roll a story template.<br /> Story inspiration for Tudor story involving Henry VIII’s wives and other famous Royals.</p> <p>All you need is one die to roll two characters, problem and setting.<br /> Can be used for as part of a writing a story scheme of work or cross curricular English writing activity.</p> <p>Suitable for KS2.<br /> Feedback is welcomed!</p>

<p>8 sets of questions to accompany Queen Elizabeth II in the Little People Big Dreams collection</p> <p>In the reading VIPERS format for Vocabulary, Inference, Predict, Explain, Retrieval, Summarise</p>

<p>Simple “What am I?” riddles based on UK woodland animals.</p> <p>4 riddles based on a badger, fox, barn owl, and deer</p> <p>Tips on how to write your own “What am I” riddle.</p>