20 Literacy lesson plans with links to resources on the internet based on The Street Beneath My Feet. Cross curricular with the Science topic - Rocks and Soils. Covers noun and adjective work, alphabetical order, glossary work, 2A sentences, similes, poetry work based on List and Cumulative poems and Explanation texts.

Planning based on the book The Colour Monster by Anna Llenas. I planned this unit for my Year 3 class due to returning to school after lockdown and dealing with a lot of emotions. 7 lessons along with 2 art ideas. Literacy concentrates on synonyms, similes and writing a simile poem based on an emotion and combined with senses.

This Literacy planning has 15 lessons which is based on the book Stone Age Boy. It helps to combine the curriculum objectives for Stone Age History with Literacy objectives.

I used this planning for mystery and adventure stories. The planning combines drama with the building blocks for descriptive writing.

A rhyming Nativity play suitable for a class assembly. Or, for a Christmas assembly performed by the staff for the children!

Using the book and both films, 27 lessons ideas to help with descriptive writing ideas, diary entries, rhyming poetry, senses description, persuasive writing, character profile, drama, hot seating and non-chronological reports. Useful topic for healthyeating/plants in Science.

Using the book Willy the Wimp by Anthony Browne, this resource contains 6 lesson plans (with 2 extra lesson for writing a Non-Chronological Report) and resources. This links in with the Science topic - Animals including humans. Lessons include a character profile of Willy, conscious alley and planning and writing a Non-Chronological Report.

In this Year 3 planning, 10 lessons concentrate on fronted adverbials, character profiles of the two main characters, Alan Peat sentence types - 3ed, diary writing and an explanation text.

Planned for a Year 3 class but suitable for Year 4. Lesson plans cover fact finding about the Celts from the book, instruction writing for making a Celtic home, making a leaflet about the Roman Army, drama and writing 2 diary entries. Animated clips are used to support the teaching of Romans and Celts via this book. At the end of the planning, there are a list of suggestions for a couple of art and craft days.

The Billiant Bible is an Easter Play written in the style of Horrible Histories and the character Bob Hale (Repeatedly says - Not for long!). The play summarises the Old and New Testamanet. It is fast moving and can be performed within 15 to 20 minutes. Ideal for a class assembly.