A full SoW I created in my NQT year. Part two here http://www.tes.co.uk/teaching-resource/Twelfth-Night-SoW-Part-2-6447718/

Enjoy! Part 1 here: http://www.tes.co.uk/teaching-resource/Twelfth-Night-SoW-Part-1-6447717/

5 cryptograms to kick start a lesson or a conversation about reading.<br /> Answers are on the back page. These can be easily differentiated by giving extra letters away as clues. All abilities love these. If you like them please comment and I'll upload more.

<p>5x Books of Double Digit worksheets with an answer key. Each book contains 5 sheets.<br /> These were created with my generator which can be purchased from within my profile.</p>

<p>5x Books of Triple Digit worksheets with an answer key. Each book contains 5 sheets.<br /> These were created with my generator which can be purchased from within my profile.</p>

<p>5x Books of Triple Digit worksheets with an answer key. Each book contains 5 sheets.<br /> These were created with my generator which can be purchased from within my profile.</p>

<p>5x Books of Double Digit worksheets with an answer key. Each book contains 5 sheets.<br /> These were created with my generator which can be purchased from within my profile.</p>

<p>Full notes for each poem on the Educas Poetry Anthology.<br /> Great as either a primer for teachers, prep for students or revision notes.</p> <p>Word Document- Fully editable.</p> <p>A Wife in London by Thomas Hardy<br /> As Imperceptibly as Grief by Emily Dickinson<br /> Afternoons by Philip Larkin<br /> Death of a Naturalist by Seamus Heaney<br /> Dulce et Decorum Est by Wilfred Owen<br /> Excerpt from The Prelude by William Wordsworth<br /> Hawk Roosting by Ted Hughes<br /> London by William Blake<br /> Living Space by Imtiaz Dharker<br /> Mametz Wood by Owen Sheers<br /> Manhunt by Simon Armitage<br /> Ozymandias by Percy Bysshe Shelley<br /> She Walks in Beauty by Lord Byron<br /> Sonnet 43 by Elizabeth Barrett Browning<br /> To Autumn by John Keats<br /> Valentine by Carol Ann Duffy</p>

<p>Students should provide answers as digits and at the end of the lesson present a string of numbers to check their answers are right.<br /> Answers are as follows:</p> <p>Brown v. Board of Education Decision Year: 1954<br /> Number of Students in the “Little Rock Nine”: 9<br /> Year the Civil Rights Act was Passed: 1964<br /> Duration of the Montgomery Bus Boycott: 381 days<br /> Number of Original Freedom Riders: 13<br /> Year of Martin Luther King Jr.'s “I Have a Dream” Speech: 1963<br /> Total Days of the Selma to Montgomery Marches: 5 days<br /> Age of Emmett Till at the Time of His Murder: 14<br /> Year the Voting Rights Act was Signed: 1965<br /> Number of Victims in the 16th Street Baptist Church Bombing: 4</p> <p>So the number the students should have at the end of the lesson is: <strong>19549196438113196351419654</strong></p>

<p>4 independent lessons on characters from the King Arthur mythos.<br /> Plenty to pick and choose from. Ideal for cover / homework / independent work.<br /> No prep needed. Some tasks may require internet access if available.</p>

<p>Several weeks worth of lessons on the theme of Conspiracy Theories.<br /> These are very much revision lessons or to be used in the run-up to the GCSE English Language exams. They use exam style questions from different boards so you might have to tweak to your particular board.<br /> Alternatively could be used in Y9 as an introduction to skills.</p> <p>Please let me know if you find these useful.</p>

<p>Daily Reading Comprehension Exercises / Intervention<br /> Non-patronising daily reading comprehension. 5/10 minute daily intervention. 31 days.</p>

<p>5 Greek Myth Cryptograms,<br /> Can be used as part of a Scheme of Work, as Literacy Starters or during form-times.</p>

<p>Each activity could last one lesson or taken over a week.</p> <ul> <li>Writing to Instruct</li> <li>Writing to describe</li> <li>Creative writing.</li> </ul> <p>Suitable for KS2-4</p>

<p>8 Flash fiction stories with differentiated reading questions and a selection of creative writing activities. Ideal for homework, extension work, stretch and challenge or literacy tutor time sessions.<br /> Please leave a review if you would like me to upload any more of these.<br /> If possible print as a stapled booklet- the 2 blank pages in their current place facilitate having the story and questions viewable at the same time.</p>

<p>These sentences can be expanded by adding more action, dialogue, or suspense, such as describing what the character is saying, thinking, or feeling, or what might happen next. This can help children develop their narrative skills and engage their imagination.</p>

<p>Remote lessons, no prep or contact required.<br /> Easy to just email out or give as ‘extra’ for those who want it.<br /> I will update each week with 3 more up to around 18 lessons in total.</p> <p>If you have ideas to improve or people to cover, send me a message :)</p>

<p>Cover lesson for PSHE or RE about Ramadan</p>

<p>Do you want a resource which requires no planning or prep on your part? That looks to any passing HoD or SLT Member like you’re ploughing on with learning right up until the bell and that you havn’t just slapped on a film?</p> <p>Well then this is for you.</p> <ul> <li>Differentiated</li> <li>Lots of choice</li> <li>Accessible</li> <li>Stretch and Challenge</li> <li>Ideal for remote learning.</li> </ul> <p>Come back every day and I will add another resource for the entire week.</p> <p>Merry Christmas!</p>

<p>Four Lessons to help any year group / ability Power through the final two weeks of term, without burning out on films and busy-work.</p>